Wurlitzer pipe organs are numbered by their wiring diagrams rather than by opus number – a rather well-known secret among organ historians. Thus, we know that the Wurlitzer pipe organ No. 2035 was built for Paramount Pictures and it was installed on one of their Hollywood sound stages in 1929. In 1942, it was moved to the NBC radio studios in San Francisco where it was used regularly until 1953, when its space was need for TV equipment. Muzak executive Richard Simonton bought it and installed it in his home and enlarged it from 19 to 36 ranks on four manuals. Gaylord Carter records a great program of film themes. ERICH KORNGOLD: Kings Row DAVID RASKIN: The Bad and the Beautiful ALFRED NEWMAN: How Green Was My Valley DIMITRI TIOMKIN: High Noon VICTOR YOUNG: The Uninvited ERNEST GOLD: Exodus MAX STEINER: Gone With the Wind HUGO FRIEDHOFER: The Best Years of Our Lives MIKLOS ROZSA: Spellbound FRANZ WAXMAN: A Place in the Sun JOHN GREEN: Raintree County