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Liberty Theatre - 2/ Wurlitzer
Spokane, Washington
Riverside Ave.
Organ installation timeframe: 1914-1946
 
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Liberty Theatre, c.1940 |
The Liberty Theatre originally had a two-manual Wurlitzer, opus 50 installed in 1914.
 
Don Isham and Francis Specht were organists at the Liberty in 1926.
 
The organ was later moved by Balcom & Vaughan to the Rollerbowl Rink in Seattle. It was lost in a fire at the rink in 1951. |
 
Jean Anthony Greif was an organist at the Liberty.
 
The piano from this instrument was purchased by
Bob Burke of Portland and was part of his residence organ.
 
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Riverside Ave, Liberty Theatre on left, c.1939
 
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c.1946
 
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Postcard view of the Liberty Theatre, date unknown
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