The Oriental Theatre's newly-restored 1925 Wurlitzer Pipe Organ. When the Oriental Theatre reopened its doors in 2018, the movie palace was nearly just as it was a century ago, when such opulent ...

The Alabama Theatre’s Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ has left the building. But fans of the beloved instrument needn’t fret. The organ, affectionately known as “Big Bertha,” will be back at the theater ...

"What a pretty console," organist Bob Ralston said when he first glanced at the sparkling gold Wurlitzer Theater Organ situated on the black Orpheum Theater stage. Ralston, a star of the Lawrence Welk ...

FARGO — The almost 100-year-old organ at the Fargo Theatre is due for some tender love and care. The Red River Theatre Organ Society is in the midst of raising a $500,000 for the Mighty Wurlitzer. The ...

STAUNTON — Robert Lent grew up accompanying his father to service the 1924 Wurlitzer organ that sits on the second floor above the lobby of Hotel 24 South on Market Street in Staunton. Lent owns ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A piece of Savannah history almost lost is coming to life thanks to SCAD. There’s no business like show business...Ken Double of the Fox Theatre in Atlanta has been playing ...

MESA, AZ — Get ready for a dinner and a show! Organ Stop Pizza has been serving up pizza and pipes for more than 50 years in Mesa. And it’s become quite the staple in the Valley. "We're actually one ...

Bob Gulledge has performed seven concerts a week at Richmond's historic Byrd Theatre for 30 years, keeping a nearly century-old tradition alive on the theater's custom-made Mighty Wurlitzer.

Ron Mitchell is an artist on the organ, but not as a player. His artistry lies instead in tending to hundreds of details that make the instrument's sound transcendent. As it is for many artists, it's ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOTV) Families can enjoy a unique musical experience, at free Mighty Wurlitzer Organ concerts at the Grand Rapids Public Museum on Saturday, April 23. The concerts will take ...

"The picture is one of the best ever shown in Memphis, barring none," raved a movie reviewer credited as "A.M.D." in the Feb. 2, 1926, edition of The Commercial ...