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Robert Morton Organ Co. Opus 2543 (1930)

Loew's 175th Street Theatre / Rev. Ike's / Palace Church / United Palace
4041 Broadway at 175th Street
New York City: Manhattan, NY

Note: Not playable. (in this location)


Images


2024-09-29 - Console (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

2024-09-29 - Manuals (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

2024-09-29 - Stoptabs (right side of horseshoe) (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

2024-09-29 - Stoptabs (left side of horseshoe) (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

2024-09-29 - Console (on the opposite side of the stage from its lift) (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

2924-09-29 - Console detail (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

2024-09-29 - Solo chamber opening with reinstalled Diaphone visible (George Gregoriou/George Gregoriou)

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Notes

2011-11-17 - Identified through online information from William Dunklin. -- In the late 1920's Loew's theatres built 5 grand halls in the New York area billed as the Loew's Wonder Theatres. The Loew's 175th Street Theatre was the last of these to open. Each of the 5 theatres was equipped with a nearly identical IV/23 Robert Morton organ. Though all 5 buildings still exist, this is the only one of the 5 to retain its original organ in place. Loew's transferred the property to the United Church in 1969. It is also known as the Palace Church, the Palace Cathedral, Reverend Ike's and/or the United Palace. It is also used as a concert venue. -Database Manager

2016-05-22 - Updated through online information from Grant Chapman. -Database Manager


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