JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN THEATRE ORGAN SOCIETY
MARCH | APRIL 2012
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FEATURES Kay McAbee 16 Remembered Surviving Your MIDI 20 Life Crisis Farny Wurlitzer Speaks 24 to ATOS Barnum Hall 29 Theatre ATOS Annual 36 Convention 2012 What’s in a 38 Name?
DEPARTMENTS 3 Vox Humana 4 President’s Message 5 Letters 6 Directors’ Corner 8 News & Notes 12 Professional Perspectives 14 Vox Pops First United Methodist Church console, Portland, Oregon (Photo by Richard Horswell) 50 For the Records 54 Chapter News 64 Around the Circuit On the Cover: Barnum Hall Theatre console (Photo by Lance Luce) 68 Meeting Minutes
THEATRE ORGAN (ISSN 0040-5531) is published bimonthly by the American Theatre Organ Society, Inc., 7800 Laguna Vega Drive, Elk Grove, California 95758. Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk Grove, California and at additional mailing offices. Annual subscription of $33.00 paid from members’ dues. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THEATRE ORGAN, c/o ATOS Membership Office, P.O. Box 5327, Fullerton, California 92838, [email protected]. www.atos.org
MARCH | APRIL 2012 1 Journal of the American Theatre Organ Society Library of Congress Catalog Number ML 1T 334 (ISSN 0040-5531) Printed in U.S.A. MARCH | APRIL 2012 Volume 54 | Number 2
THEATRE ORGAN JOURNAL YOUTH REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD Nathan Avakian ([email protected]) PUBLISHER 503-347-0278 Donna Parker ([email protected]) THEATRE ORGAN (title registered U.S. Patent Office) PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER is the official publication of the American Theatre CO-EDITORS Ken Double ([email protected]) Organ Society, Inc. (ATOS), a non-profit organization. Mike Bryant ([email protected]) © 2010 American Theatre Organ Society, Inc. All rights 404-790-5400 206-619-6645 reserved. MEMBERSHIP/EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Don Feely ([email protected]) Annual membership in the American Theatre Organ 503-882-6155 Jim Merry ([email protected]) Society is $40.00 per year ($55.00 outside of the 714-773-4354 ASSOCIATE EDITORS U.S.A.), which includes six issues of THEATRE ORGAN. Make check or money order payable to ATOS and AROUND THE CIRCUIT: Micah Bisson ATOS MARKETPLACE mail to the ATOS Membership Office, P.O. Box 5327, Rob Vastine ([email protected]) Fullerton, California 92838, or join online at www. MUSIC: Steven Ball 23855 SW 195th Place atos.org/membership. MasterCard and VISA are PIPE PIPER: Jonathan Ortloff Sherwood, Oregon 97140 accepted. ([email protected]) 503-313-1024 [email protected] Single copies of current and back issues are PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES: Edward M. Stout III available for $6.00 each (please add $3.00 per REVIEWS: Dennis Hedberg, Douglas Grant ATOS CORPORATE OFFICE issue sent outside of the U.S.A.). Make check or WURLITZER RARITIES: Ron Mitchell American Theatre Organ Society, Inc. money order payable to ATOS and mail with your order to ATOS Marketplace, Dennis Unks, 4002 JOURNAL ADVERTISING 7800 Laguna Vega Drive Westbury Ridge Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania 16506. Mike Bryant Elk Grove, California 95758 Don Feely [email protected] PROGRAMS THEATRE ORGAN EDITORIAL OFFICE CONVENTION PLANNING 3111 NE 165th Place Mike Kinerk ([email protected]) Vancouver, Washington 98682 305-532-9000 206-619-6645 [email protected] ETHICS COMMITTEE Jack Hardman lATOS DESIGN & TYPESETTING AMERICAN THEATRE ORGAN SOCIETY Ronald Carter Sleeping Giant Creative JoAnn Evans the, IAM,CI/ Indianapolis, Indiana Feel, lvt E-TONES NEWSLETTER PRINTING & MAILING Jack Moelmann Johnson Press of America ATOS MISSION STATEMENT—To preserve, protect, Pontiac, Illinois LEGAL ADVISOR TO THE BOARD promote, and present a truly American musical Dolton McAlpin invention, the theatre pipe organ and its musical art form, worldwide; NOMINATIONS—BOARD ELECTION AMERICAN THEATRE ORGAN SOCIETY To ensure that the few remaining instruments are John McCall, Jr. ([email protected]) played wherever possible to provide entertainment CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS to the public as a solo instrument or part of an Col. Mike Hartley (Ret.) ([email protected]) ensemble, and to accompany silent films; 386-445-7562 Carlton Smith ([email protected]) 317-356-1240 To encourage industry-acceptance restoration, VICE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD maintenance methods and techniques to ensure Bob Dilworth ([email protected]) THEATRE ORGAN RADIO performance ability for future generations; Ken Double ([email protected]) 302-995-2603 And to assist local chapters and our members by 404-790-5400 providing coordinated support in education, concert SECRETARY promotion and marketing to further our mission. Bob Evans ([email protected]) 508-674-0276 THEATRE ORGAN WORKSHOPS Jonas Nordwall ([email protected]) TREASURER 503-246-7262 Michael Hutcherson ([email protected]) www.atos.org 770-460-6821 – Theatre Organ Online 678-586-3663 (fax) – Articles and Features added regularly DIRECTORS (CURRENT TERM) John Ledwon ([email protected]) (2014) – Calendar of events and submissions 702-767-8772 – Theatre Organ locator Allen Miller ([email protected]) (2013) 860-402-4686 Jack Moelmann ([email protected]) (2012) 618-632-8455 Tim Needler ([email protected]) (2013) 317-255-8056 Donna Parker ([email protected]) (2012) 503-642-7009 Don Phipps ([email protected]) (2014) ATOS Memberships Make Great Gifts! 508-758-3723 Bucky Reddish ([email protected]) (2014) 770-948-8424 Jim Merry, Executive Secretary Chairman, Endowment Fund Board of Trustees P.O. Box 5327, Fullerton, California 92838 [email protected], www.atos.org
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In this column we usually give you a little overview of what’s in the issue, focusing on the feature content. This time, though, we’d like to direct your attention to a couple of the ads.
You’ll see a full-page ad for the Summer Speaking of the Marketplace, we have world as well, I ponied up for two tickets. Youth Adventure. We (Don and Mike) have a new Marketplace Manager, Rob Vastine. You get the picture. perhaps a closer view of this program than Last summer Dennis Unks announced his It turned out to be one of the best some, given both our relationships with desire to step down at the beginning of shows I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been to a the staff, and that two of Don’s talented 2012. It was truly a pleasure to work with few. The man puts tremendous energy offspring have attended and reported back. Dennis. When we needed a back issue for into his performances and the show We’ve also had the opportunity to talk to some research, or a product to photograph ran nearly twice as long as the typical quite a few of the attendees over the years, for a story or ad, a quick e-mail or phone headline act. I had expected that we’d be and we can say we’ve seldom encountered call to Dennis resulted in it showing up in some of the youngest attendees, while the a program with such consistently high the mailbox a couple of days later. We’ll average age would skew toward blue hair feedback from participants. miss Dennis and wish him the best in his and walkers. I couldn’t have been more The ad notes that some scholarship continued retirement, and at the same wrong. The audience ran the gamut from funds are available. If your local chapter time we welcome Rob and feel confident the aforementioned all the way to spiked also has funds available, we can’t think of that he’ll carry on in the best ATOS/Unks chartreuse hair and nose rings. The a better way to use some than to subsidize tradition. common thread was that all ages seemed a student who otherwise wouldn’t be able Finally, I’m going to step out of the to respond enthusiastically. to attend. Contact Jelani Eddington or “Mikeanddon” editorial persona for just a If you’re at all on the fence about Donna Parker if you’d like to help out. minute and speak just as Mike. As you see attending this year’s convention, this On a related note, Allen Miller has in the convention schedule, we’ll spend the ought to tip you into the “here’s my credit announced that the 2012 Technical 4th of July evening at the Hollywood Bowl card” group. Combined with the other Experience has been confirmed for August being entertained by the great Los Angeles tremendous artists and venues on the 5-9 at the American Organ Institute at Philharmonic and fireworks. Don Near schedule, this icing on the cake should the University of Oklahoma in Norman, phoned just before the ad deadline for this leave little doubt that LA 2012 promises the new home of the ATOS archives. issue to ask if we could still squeeze in an to be a “can’t miss” convention. Registration information should be on announcement, as he’d just found that the Keep in touch. the ATOS website by the time you read “special guest” entertainer for the evening —Mike Bryant this, and we hope to have a recap article will be Barry Manilow. —Don Feely on the 2011 Technical Experience in the In the interest of full disclosure, let me May/June issue. Like the Summer Youth say up front that I’ve never been a real Adventure, this is a program that has enthusiastic Barry Manilow fan. Don’t enjoyed tremendously positive feedback misunderstand: I don’t dislike the man or from those who have attended. Space is his music. In fact, some of it is quite good always limited, so don’t delay making your and I’ve used it in programs over the years interest in attending known. because audiences respond to it. You’ll also see an ad for the 2011 In the mid-90s I was convinced to Convention Highlights 2-CD set. We attend a Manilow concert at Caesar’s managed to get a pre-production copy Tahoe by the lady I was dating at the to Dennis Hedberg in time, so you’ll see time. She was a tremendous fan—I think a review in this issue as well—several she had the lyrics to everything he’d issues sooner than we were able to do last ever recorded committed to memory and year. As this issue goes to the printer (first could tell you the album(s) on which each On page 9 of the January/February week of February), we are told they should appeared. While it wouldn’t have been my issue, “TOS Delaware” is listed as the be ready to mail to purchasers before you first choice of shows to attend, it was her recipient of an Endowment Fund grant in read this. If you haven’t already ordered, choice for her birthday, and she was pretty the amount of $5,000. This is incorrect. contact the ATOS Marketplace. It’s a great set on it. The correct entity is the Delaware Valley set, one you’ll absolutely want to add to Since I believe the old saying “happy Chapter of ATOS (Theatre Organ Society your collection. wife, happy life” applies in the dating of Delaware Valley, Inc.), which is located in Pennsylvania.
MARCH | APRIL 2012 3 Wings, The Artist, and The Academy Screening The Artist with theatre organ night for the general public, the Goldwyn '1,-:,---,• '· i ·=-t ·.. -,: ,_·.? I ~•... . _,;;::,-,',i may or may not get accomplished some Theatre was packed, watching a sparkling
jj. ! . J_, (~t- '~I! day. presentation of this classic. Clark’s ~ . t=,__;~ -.-·"', Music rights, a proper transcription of brilliant work on an Allen R311 generated -- ' -....." .. the original score, and other technicalities standing ovations on both nights, and ·- """. ~ ~ :-:c. ~- ·--'. make this a tad more involved than just kudos in reviews from USA Today, the - ~~~ ~ "'-... -~ renting an old silent and putting it on. BBC and more. But what IS happening that is exciting As Clark has stated, “For the first time "'' ,_ directly involves the folks who bring us in 80 or 90 years, Hollywood people are the Oscars. The Academy of Motion talking about theatre organ and silent Picture Arts and Sciences has been doing film.” some presentation of silent film recently. This is important business for us who By the time you read this in early And their research on how best to present love the theatre organ. While we all are March, we will know which film won the silent film steered them to a decision trying to do our part to put the spotlight Best Picture Oscar, knowing full well that that the best method for creating musical on this somewhat generally forgotten gem, most of us in ATOS-land will have been accompaniment was…drum roll here… we now have allies high up the ladder in rooting for the wonderful silent film, The THE THEATRE ORGAN! Tinseltown who have seen the light. Artist. Last June, Clark Wilson was Special recognition goes to Randy Can you imagine the meetings as the summoned to accompany Robin Hood for Haberkamp at the Academy. He is the writer and director were trying to pitch the Academy at a special screening at the Director of Educational Programming major studios on a real silent movie? My new Samuel Goldwyn Theatre, home of the and Special Projects, and has been guess is there were a lot of “Get outta Academy, in Beverly Hills. The success of wonderfully supportive of the theatre here, you nut!” responses, but we are that venture led to a major event this past organ’s work with his two special silent certainly thrilled the movie got produced. January. film events. Naturally, we have heard from As part of the 100th Anniversary Stay tuned for more on this in the many with the question, “How can of Paramount Pictures, and the 85th Journal. we show this with the organ doing the Anniversary of the filmWINGS , the first- — Ken Double accompaniment?” And for those who ever Oscar winner for Best Picture, the recall the opening scenes shot in the Academy commissioned a new digitally- theatre, with that full orchestra in the pit restored print of the great World War I and NO ORGAN CONSOLE, there was classic, and brought Clark back. One some disappointment to be sure. special night for Paramount, Academy and Hollywood royalty, and the following
Future Watch—ATOS Conventions and the Website possibilities for 2015 and beyond. There Finally, our future success is much Don Near and our friends in Southern are some locations of great interest. Do tied to the internet. ATOS’ recent efforts California are putting the final touches on NOT misinterpret this as commitments to rebuild our website have met with what should be a GREAT convention in for future locations, but wouldn’t it be some success and some setbacks. We LA, Orange County, and San Diego. If you great to get back to the Bay Area and temporarily shut down the Around the have not yet signed up, see the note on San Francisco? Or again visit Cleveland Circuit listings and know there are other Barry Manilow headlining the Hollywood with all those organs in all those theatres? areas that need updating. At times we take Bowl on July 4, an event INCLUDED Someplace new like Salt Lake City, or one step forward, then two steps back. in your registration. And the online back to Portland, Tampa, or upstate New It is too important an area to be left registration process took me all of about York? Anyone out there want to call Mike “hanging” and we are exploring the best four minutes. Gloriously simple! Kinerk, our intrepid Convention Planning options for having the best and most Meanwhile, Atlanta is set for 2013, Coordinator and throw their chapter’s hat “user-friendly” site. More to come soon in Indianapolis in 2014, and exciting in the ring? It would be great to have a full this important arena for ATOS. calendar of future convention sites all set.
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Thanks and kudos to Doug Powers (WRTOS World entertainment event and not simply another organ concert. The WRTOS world premiere Premiere, THEATRE ORGAN, Jan/Feb) and to those WRTOS is such an example. Choosing the who have reported similar results in prior issues. Our World Premiere Concert Partners For many, planning a concert simply P RESENTING— means getting a venue, selecting a date, AND PRESERVING— experience confirms that one really good way to attract THEATRE THE and hiring an artist. In this instance, PIPE ORGAN IN planning involved much more. Since its THE 21ST BY DOUG POWERS CENTURY inception, the theatre organ has been a frequent partner with other entertainment, an audience to experience the theatre organ is to team it and can be equally so today. Our plan was to list appropriate and affordable partners (musical groups, soloists, other media, etc.) with some other attraction. In fact, one of our members that would draw audiences from various demographics not commonly interested in organ music. After editing our list, we agreed that any concert partner having suggested just such an approach some 10 years ago. We their own built-in mailing list or dedicated Nearly 1,000 attended audience was of paramount importance, (Photo by Donnie Rankin) as this offered the likelihood of increased called it TOPS for Theatre Organ Plus Series. Please visit the ATOS website, www.atos.org/front-ticket sales—in other words, increased exposure to the Wurlitzer. We ultimately chose a popular, desk/chapters.html, and verify that theprofessional information local swing band as a major for your Like WRTOS, we also put the organ together with player in this event. We brought in Ken “ The idea of a variety show with the Wurlitzer ‘instead of an “organ Double as the featured artist, but also concert”’ brought morechapter attention than weis hadcurrent. seen in decades.” If there are anyincluded changes Donnie Rankin, a rising needed,young a local dance orchestra. Highlights of that show are on artist in the theatre organ world and a member of WRTOS, and he in turn brought please e-mail [email protected] a talented young drummer, Jeffrey our latest CD, titled A Capitol Idea. One of the highlight Read. Finally, a short silent comedy with Laurel and Hardy was included to whet the Strongsville Jazz Band One night to (Photo by Don Emery) appetites of the curious. Truly, this would Five years in be a variety show with wide appeal. events in that series was a show of all marches featuring remember Think “Entertainment” the making Years of hard work, fundraising, —not “Organ Choosing rebuilding, and installing all came together The Western Reserve Theatre Organ Donnie Rankin and Jeffrey Read the organ along with a popular local brass band. On to focus on this one moment. The doors of Society in Cleveland began rebuilding Concert” the Program (Photo by Don Emery) Opus 793 over five years ago. As a donation the Masonic Auditorium in Cleveland, Ohio The Utilizing the “Big Band” theme naturally from Wade Bray in honor of his parents, this Wurlitzia! San Gabriel Wurlitzer opened. Magically and wonderfully, wave experiment, reported in the last issue focused the music on this style. Solos from For the first time in our history, we are asking our organ received massive volunteer effort to April 15 we will present Jonathan Ortloff at the console after wave of attendees ascended the steps of THEATRE ORGAN, establishes a the organ, the band, and then duets with create an impressive 4/28 instrument for to hear a newly installed Mighty Wurlitzer LEATHERrationale and plan for SUPPLYlocal chapters to both wereHOUSE planned. Donnie also provided use in the Cleveland Masonic Auditorium. organ for the very first time. Initial fears produce an event generating more interest a fresh mix of organ solos with organ/ While a story featuring sacrifices, complex membership to think very seriously about the gave way to the best-case scenario: a great and incentive for the general public to buy drum duets. The second half featured the together with the Central York High School Showchoir planning, and local leadership is one angle instrument prominently featured in a great tickets. While many of us were drawn to short silent comedy. Not a terribly complex to this project (and nothing new to ATOS variety program and, best of all, a huge QUALITYthe majesty of the theatre pipe organ LEATHERS as mix, but it did require careful planning, chapters), this story focuses on how the crowd. a solo instrument, its historical position resources, and more detail than “just” an future of ATOS. Annual gifts, substantial long- organ was presented at its world premiere called Celebration! We’re looking forward to another huge and versatility as the unit orchestra is organ concert. event on November 5, and how a special for Musicalactually partInstruments-Clocks-Organs of the key to its future. The mix of variety and family entertainment entertainment choices in today’s world have offers a blueprint for others to consider. Promoting Our Event termsuccess. commitments, memorials and potential drastically changed. This does not mean a demise of theatre organ concerts, per This became yet another challenge se—we will continue to feature the organ due to the high cost of advertising. After challenge grants and gifts can— sustain Dusty Miller, ATOS President and by itself, but with careful planning and creating a colorful order form and poster, purpose. It does, however, underscore the several hundred copies were mailed (and need to focus concert plans as an expansive e-mailed) to activity directors of assistedMike Madeira help the organizationSusquehanna reach Valley new Theatre heights Organ and Society meet 46 living and senior housing complexes, senior THEATRE ORGAN 345 Hazel AvenueKen Double rehearsing with the Strongsville Jazz Band (Photo by Donnie Rankin) its goals for the next 50 years and beyond. Garwood, NJJANUARY 07027 | FEBRUARY 2012 47 The future of ATOS is in the hands of its members. 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