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In local radio stations across the land, there developed a need for relatively low cost live music for these in-studio productions. On Ash Wednesday, 1958, this building and organ were consumed by fire, as were most of the church’s historical records.At the same time, Radio was entering the American home and live radio production was sweeping the nation. 1695, spoke into the sanctuary’s divided chancel through two identical cases. The two-manual instrument, Estey Op. My daughter has an Estey Americana organ made around 1996 that stopped.
The only known recording of Malotte that exists today is an eleven minute demonstration called "A Walk Through The Organ." The tape was released to the public in 1990 as a fundraiser, however, Malotte's first name was mis-spelled as "Stanley." Malotte's bio from Wikipedia appears below and you can hear the recording by clicking here.Charles Stanleigh Malotte (born Septemin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – died February 1973 in New York, New York) was the house organist for Alabama Theatre from 1936 to 1955.Stanleigh Malotte came from a musical family his father, mother, and brother were also musicians. The two lists are now connected so that searches span both realms of information.Thanks to Jack Bethards for submitting information on network affiliations of the various stations listed above.The organist at WAPI was none other than Stanleigh Malotte, better known for his work at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham. We have combined the station organ page with a previous page, by the late Harry Heth, that lists organists who were involved in the radio profession. This is a listing of those radio stations with theatre organs installed. As theatres removed their organs and organists, the instruments and the musicians found their way to radio stations across the land where they became the substitute for a more expensive studio orchestra.
He also often selected music to be performed based on the movie being shown. Malotte's first performance at the Alabama was on May 27, 1937.During his time at the Alabama, Malotte was well known for rewriting the lyrics of popular songs of the time with lyrics pertaining to current events, from the local to national levels. Falkenburg brought in Malotte from Florida shortly after Falkenburg transferred to the Alabama Theatre. Malotte was in Miami for approximately ten years, doing some work on radio as well as later working as organist at the Capitol Theatre.
It is now in Pasadena after a spell in a pizza restaurant.Crystalate Studios, Marylebone Rd, London, 1932, - Wur 2/5 Op 1354 (a second-hand enlarged Style B - Tibia up to 2ft added - from USA) - that within about a year moved to Filmophone Strudios, Broadhurst Gardens, West Hampstead, which in 1937 became Decca Studios, – used not only for recording but for many broadcasts by BBC (prior to installation of the BBC Theatre organ in 1936) and European commercial broadcasting stationsBBC Theatre Organ III was a 3/13 Wurlitzer from the Empress Ballroom, Manchester, which was installed in the late 60s in Playhouse, Hume, Manchester, where it remained for a decade or so before being sold and incorporated in the current instrument at the Assembly Hall, Worthing.BBC organist Reginald Foort at Langham Place St. He died of a heart attack in New York City.BBC Theatre Organ II was Foort's 5c/27 travelling Moller organ that was loaned by him during the war and installed first in Llandudno and later in Bangor (both in north Wales) before being purchased by the BBC after the war and installed in the Jubilee Chapel, Hoxton, London until its sale to the Netherlands in 1963. Malotte later returned to his birthplace of Philadelphia. He also wrote material for television and commercials. A few days later, the Alabama announced Malotte would be returning to its organ console on October 2.After leaving the Alabama Theatre in 1955, Malotte was associated with the Hammond Organ Company.
Here is a photo of Willie at the NWDR organ. Armed Forces Radio Service) in 1946. He originally played at Radio NWDR in Hamburg, but was later appointed organist to the British Forces Network (British equivalent to our U.S.
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It was in fact the III-manual 15 ranks Austin op. The new studio was equipped with a larger concert organ with 1200 pipes. It is unknown what happened to the organ.- In 1950 they dedicated a new broadcast studio at 136 Columbia Heights which also served as a kingdom hall. Therefore between 19 the WBBR studio moved back to Staten Island. They were situated in a rear building near Furman Street.- 1931 they installed there the Gottfried Organ formerly at WHK, Cleveland, OH- With the erection of the motorway along Furman Street the Watchtower Society had to sell a stripe of 15 metres of their property with the consequence that the studio had to be knocked down. Here he is shown at the NWDR Console.Also had 1929 Barton 3 manual with blower # 22890 and a 2 Manual Barton with blower # 18653Organ was Gottfried formerly from WHK in Cleveland (see notes below)The following information was provided by Frank Muller- WBBR was erected by the Watchtower Society (then International Bible Students) and began to broadcast in 1924- The studio was first in Staten Island at the radio station.- 1929 the studios moved to 122-126 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn.
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