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The Antique Phonograph Society is again sponsoring a free presentation at Union, IL this year. The subject of this year's program is the Edison Talking Doll. All are welcome! For more information, go to:

http://www.antiquephono.org/events_cate ... re-events/

See you there!

George P.

(Edited with working link)

It will be interesting to learn more about the Edison Talking Doll. I am having difficulty accessing the link, so please post the date and time for the presentation.
Thank you.

See if this works any better:

http://www.antiquephono.org/events_cate ... re-events/

Thanks for the "bad link" notice, and for supplying a good link. Fixed now...

George P.

Sounds like a great program. Now there is even more to look forward to at Union. Can't wait! Jerry Blais

George, by "free presentation" do you mean that you can come even if you didn't have a show ticket for Friday? The reason I ask is that, while I will be an early buyer, my wife, who will be most interested in the doll will not. Will she be able to come to the presentation?
Thanks,
Jim

phonojim wrote:George, by "free presentation" do you mean that you can come even if you didn't have a show ticket for Friday? The reason I ask is that, while I will be an early buyer, my wife, who will be most interested in the doll will not. Will she be able to come to the presentation?
Thanks,
Jim

Yes, the presentation takes place at 5:00 - - an hour after the Dealer/Early Buyer day closes. The public is welcome.

George P.

"The Sound of the Edison Talking Doll" APS presentation is free to everyone: Early Buyers, Vendors, Collectors,the General Public, Husband, Wives and Children.

The general public will need to enter through the Saloon (main parking lot entrance) and than venture to the Main Museum Theater. (by the ice cream parlor) Signs will be posted.

Robin & I look forward to sharing Edison's most famous toy that paved the way for the Edison phonograph. Hear the first recorded entertainment cylinders that were sold to the public made by the first paid recording artists.

Enjoy a Donley's Friday Night buffet before the presentation. (fee charged) Meet the Edison dolls and and enjoy and evening with fellow collectors.

Your APS Co-Program Director,
Joan Rolfs

Sounds like fun! It will be good to see many friends and see an interesting presentation. See everyone in a few weeks!

Dan