Henry Aldridge, Rupert Otto, and Newton Bates with the Barton Organ at Michigan Theater, February 1979 Photographer: Larry E. Wright
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1979
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Ann Arbor News, February 11, 1979
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Over a half-century old, the mighty Barton pipe organ in the Michigan Theatre is one of only two such instruments played regularly in the U.S. Not [sic] its future is uncertain and that saddens the likes of Hanry [sic] Aldridge, Below left, Rupert Otto, center, and Newton Bates who have lovingly played at its console since they helped restore it in 1971.
Ann Arbor News, February 11, 1979
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Over a half-century old, the mighty Barton pipe organ in the Michigan Theatre is one of only two such instruments played regularly in the U.S. Not [sic] its future is uncertain and that saddens the likes of Hanry [sic] Aldridge, Below left, Rupert Otto, center, and Newton Bates who have lovingly played at its console since they helped restore it in 1971.
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Final Curtain For A Keyboard Paradise?
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Dixboro Church Christmas Party for wards of the Michigan Children's Aid Society, December 1947
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Dixboro Church Christmas Party for wards of the Michigan Children's Aid Society, December 1947
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1947
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Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1947
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SANTA WILL REMEMBER: Nor forgotten at Christmas will be approximately 50 Washtenaw county children who are wards of the Michigan Children's Aid Society. Some of the 50 are shown here listening to Rupert Otto play the piano at a pre-Christmas party held Saturday at the Dixboro Methodist Church. Santa Claus paid them an "unofficial" visit there and gave assurances that he would also be on hand with gifts on Christmas Day.
Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1947
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SANTA WILL REMEMBER: Nor forgotten at Christmas will be approximately 50 Washtenaw county children who are wards of the Michigan Children's Aid Society. Some of the 50 are shown here listening to Rupert Otto play the piano at a pre-Christmas party held Saturday at the Dixboro Methodist Church. Santa Claus paid them an "unofficial" visit there and gave assurances that he would also be on hand with gifts on Christmas Day.
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