Paderewski will play again

Hardman, Pack & Co. · Ad in "The New York Herald" and "Omaha Daily Bee", May 1, 1921 and January 4, 1922

Paderewski WILL Play Again Thanks to the wizardry of Hardman Welte- Mignon(licensee) Reproducing Pianos the art of Paderewski is imperishable. He will play again, again and yet again for you - tonight, tomorrow night and other nights - in your own home. Paderewski, Hofmann, Gabrilowitsch, Saint-Saens and the most celebrated pianists have expressed their conceptions of the world's classics on the Welte-Mignon. Write for catalog. Convenient Terms HARDMAN,PECK&CO. Founded 1842 Exclusive Representatives Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. 1514-16-18 Dodge St. Phone Douglas 1623 433 Fifth Avenue, New York 47-51 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Represented in all Cities HARDMANWELTE-MIGNONLICENSEE In the background: newspapers with headlines such as "Paderewski here, will play no more", "Paderewski says his piano playing […] at an en[d]", "Paderewski puts poland above piano". In the foreground: the half-transparent figure of Paderewski playing the piano.

How to cite

Niels Pfeffer (ed.): “Paderewski will play again” (Hardman, Pack & Co., May 1, 1921 and January 4, 1922). In: Welte-Mignon Advertisements Collection, https://anz.welte225.org/ad011/.