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In article <9407061406.aa07756@paris.ics.uci.edu>, Wayne Lutters wrote:
> 
> A quick restaurant question for the experts...
> 
> It's an East Coast legend that back in the mid-60's there were a number of
> unique California pizza places which were built around rather grand pipe
> organs.  One such chain was "Capt'ns Galley" which had at least three
> locations in the Bay area (Santa Clara, Redwood and Campbell).
> 
> Do any such restaurants still exist or have they gone the way of the drive-in?
> 
> I have some relatives coming out for vacation the last week in July who have
> always wanted to visit one of these restaurants.  If some do still exist, do
> you have any leads as to their location?  Lastly, might there be any in the
> Southland (I live in Irvine)?
> 
> Any help is greatly appreciated in this hunt.  Thanks!
> 
> - Wayne

I seem to recall having visited a place in the LAX area called Pipes and
Pizza, back in the 60's -- great pizza and the organ was terrific.
Unfortunately, I live about 30 miles north, and haven't been back since.
Anyone remember the place?

In El Segundo is the Old Tyme movie Theater, not really a pazza place, but
they have a great organ program preceeding an old film.  Some films have
sound, and others are of the silent variety.  I highly recommend the place for
either reason.
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