Installed:	1926
Description:	Opus 1524, theatre ivory console pipe organ. 3/11 Wurlitzer demonstration model by the Wurlitzer factory in North Tonawanda was the fourth ivory console produced by the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company of North Tonawanda.
Additional parts:	From the Kensington and Century Theatres' organs.
More information:	Riviera Theatre Official Web site and click on "The Mighty Wurlitzer"

Organ located in the orchestra pit The only Wurlitzer console organ ever decorated with nude females The console was painted and decorated to harmonize with the the theater's interior by Wurlitzer's Band Organ Artist. Classical Comedy mask Classical Tragedy mask .

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BEHIND THE AUDITORIUM GRILLES Behind the auditorium grills                  Grille:  A proscenium stage grille typically refers to the decorative or functional acoustic grilles (often called organ grilles or speaker grilles) built into the Proscenium architecture beside or above the Proscenium Arch.  They hide sound equipment, organ pipes, or speakers while letting sound pass through clearly into the auditorium. Behind the auditorium grilles Behind the auditorium grilles Behind the auditorium grilles Behind the auditorium grilles Behind the auditorium grilles Behind the auditorium grilles Behind the auditorium grilles                   Enhancement: kettle drum .

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