Wurlitzer theatre organ celebrates 40 years at heritage-listed Capri Theatre in Adelaide's south
More than a century after the theatre organ went out of fashion, some of the world's best organists are flying in to celebrate an Adelaide instrument still wowing audiences. The Wurlitzer organ at Adelaide’s volunteer-run Capri Theatre, was first heard by audiences 40 years ago, an anniversary that'll be celebrated this weekend.
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Wurlitzer theatre organ celebrates 40 years at heritage-listed Capri Theatre in Adelaide's south
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