“I have learned to play better than many a conservatory student in easily
one-eighth the time,” writes Miss Kitty Breany, 154 Warren St., Paterson,
N. J. “The lessons are so interesting that they seem like play. A lady I
know spent $400 for a private teacher, but her playing cannot begin to
compare with mine.”
You can do what Miss Breany has done. Youngsters of from 10 to 12 years
have done it, and people as old as sixty have found new interest and
enjoyment in learning to play a musical instrument. You don’t have to
listen while others entertain. You can be the talented person who is the
center of attraction; who holds the audience fascinated; who wins the
applause—and the dollars.