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In article <2vi5eo$gp0@usc.edu>, David S. Broudy <broudy@mizar.usc.edu> wrote:
>In article <hatunenCsL4A8.6n6@netcom.com>
>hatunen@netcom.com (DaveHatunen) writes:
>
>[wild Wurlitzer tale deleted, but enjoyed]
>
>> We were a little dazed when we finally left for the restaurant. I've
>> always wondered if the place was still there, but I haven't a clue just
>> where it was.
>
>I live very close to Melrose, and believe me if there were a place I
>could go hear a Wurlitzer singing away, I'd know (unless I'm wrong,
>and just have not found it yet).

25 years is a long time, but I seem to recollect that the restaurant
was called the Black Rabbit, or something like that. But it's probably
not there anymore, either.

The guy did say he was a member of some theater organ or wurlitzer
society. But he was no spring chicken, and he might not be around
anymore, either.

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