Orpheum's 1928 Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ reintroduced and Orpheum's 92nd birthday
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After over a year of undergoing a complete restoration by JL Weiler Inc. in Chicago, the Orpheum’s 1928 Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ was reintroduced to Memphians In conjunction with the Orpheum’s 92nd birthday. The theatre recently hosted a free homecoming concert and dedication.
Christmas Tree at the Orpheum
Orpheum organist Tony Thomas
Vincent Astor, organist and local historian opened the show
Fred and Dorothy Harpell
Mary and Frank Horner
Katherine Austin, Friends of the Orpheum volunteer
Rob and Jan Mitchum
Eddie & Sally Ramsey
Lee Wright, former Orpheum project manager, (1976-80)
Brett Batterson, Orpheum CEO and president, hosted
Bess Currie, Friends of the Orpheum volunteer
Charles and Theresa Boydstun
Cindi Maglothin volunteer coordinator, and Dorothy Epps, Volunteer
Lisa "Wonder Woman" Trexler attended because she is also an organist
Kristen Bennet, communications manager at The Orpheum
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