Fullerton AUDITORIUM*

201 East Chapman Avenue, Fullerton, CA 92832

Dedicated in 1930, the Fullerton Auditorium Wurlitzer Theatre Organ is one of the few instruments installed by the Wurlitzer company which remains in the original installation site. In 1993, the Trousdale Organ Company completed a reconfiguration which provided theatre organ layout of the console, multiplex control between the organ console and the pipes, and a computer record and playback system. The three pipe chambers include 37 ranks of pipes with a total of 2,613 pipes.

In 2003 Walker digital voices were added in order to create a classical division and to enhance the pedal section. Three classical voices, 11 pedal voices, and 2 percussions were added.

*NB: From 1962 to 2020, this venue was named the Louis E. Plummer Auditorium. In June 2020, the Fullerton Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to remove Plummer's name. 

This organ is not owned or maintained by LATOS. Photo from the collection of the Fullerton Public Library.