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A Lenoir organ was installed in this theater in 1928.
A Page organ was installed in this theater in 1927.
A Gottfried organ was installed in this theater in 1927.
A Moller organ, opus 2895, was installed in this theater in 1920. It is also listed as the State Theatre.
It is listed as the Park in the 1951 FDY with 556 seats.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 482, was installed in the Rivoli Theater on 12/12/1921.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1923.
A Moller organ, opus 5086, was installed in the Century Theater in 1928.
A Moller organ, opus 3489, was installed in the Highland Theater in 1923.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1927 or 1928.
My records show that an Austin organ, opus 627, was installed in 1916. Later in 1924 the Kimball organ was installed.
A Kilgen organ, opus 4138, was installed in this theatre in 1928.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1644, was installed in this theater on 5/26/1927.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in the Palace theatre in 1928.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1928. It is listed as the “New” Embassy Theatre.
A Moller organ, opus 4979, was installed in this theater in 1927.
A Robert-Morten organ was installed in this theater in 1921.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1921. Later, a Kilgen organ, opus 4161B, was installed in this theater in 1928.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1229, was installed in this theater on 12/19/1925.
A Moller organ, opus 3346, was installed in this theater in 1922.
A Moller organ, opus 2658, was installed in the “old” Strand theater in 1919.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1383, was installed in this theater on 7/7/1926.
A Marr & Colton organ was installed in this theater in 1922. It is also listed as the Putnam theatre at that time.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1747, was installed in this theater on 9/28/1927.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1468, was installed in this theater on 10/6/1926.
A Moller organ, opus 4144, was installed in this theater in 1925. It also was called the Ditman theater at that time.
A Lenoir organ was installed in this theater in 1928.
A Page organ was installed in this theater in 1927.
A Gottfried organ was installed in this theater in 1927.
A Moller organ, opus 2895, was installed in this theater in 1920. It is also listed as the State Theatre.
It is listed as the Park in the 1951 FDY with 556 seats.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 482, was installed in the Rivoli Theater on 12/12/1921.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1923.
A Moller organ, opus 5086, was installed in the Century Theater in 1928.
A Moller organ, opus 3489, was installed in the Highland Theater in 1923.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1927 or 1928.
My records show that an Austin organ, opus 627, was installed in 1916. Later in 1924 the Kimball organ was installed.
A Kilgen organ, opus 4138, was installed in this theatre in 1928.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1644, was installed in this theater on 5/26/1927.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in the Palace theatre in 1928.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1928. It is listed as the “New” Embassy Theatre.
A Moller organ, opus 4979, was installed in this theater in 1927.
A Robert-Morten organ was installed in this theater in 1921.
A Robert-Morton organ was installed in this theater in 1921. Later, a Kilgen organ, opus 4161B, was installed in this theater in 1928.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1229, was installed in this theater on 12/19/1925.
A Moller organ, opus 3346, was installed in this theater in 1922.
A Moller organ, opus 2658, was installed in the “old” Strand theater in 1919.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1383, was installed in this theater on 7/7/1926.
A Marr & Colton organ was installed in this theater in 1922. It is also listed as the Putnam theatre at that time.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1747, was installed in this theater on 9/28/1927.
A Wurlitzer organ, opus 1468, was installed in this theater on 10/6/1926.
A Moller organ, opus 4144, was installed in this theater in 1925. It also was called the Ditman theater at that time.