Rudolph Wurlitzer Company

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Rudolph Wurlitzer Company was a prominent American manufacturer best known for its pianos, jukeboxes, and iconic theatre pipe organs used in cinemas and concert halls throughout the 20th century.

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instanceOf American company
manufacturing company
musical instrument manufacturer
activeInPeriod 20th century
associatedWith American popular culture
dance halls
silent film era
basedIn Cincinnati, Ohio
linked to: Cincinnati

North Tonawanda, New York
country United States
founded 19th century
foundedBy Rudolph Wurlitzer
hasBrand Wurlitzer
hasReputation high-quality theatre organs
iconic jukebox designs
industry coin-operated machines
musical instruments
market amusement venues
cinemas
concert halls
notableFor jukeboxes in the mid-20th century
theatre pipe organs used in cinemas
product band organs
electronic organs
jukeboxes
military band instruments
orchestrions
pianos
theatre pipe organs
specialization coin-operated phonographs
theatre organs for motion picture palaces

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Rudolph Wurlitzer familyName Wurlitzer
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Rudolph Wurlitzer founded Wurlitzer Company
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Harald Bode employer Wurlitzer
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