An Old Town Music Hall tradition: non-stop laughter with a collection of early silent and later sound short films by two comic geniuses: Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Their slapstick comedies are hilarious even today! All silent shorts are accompanied live by Randy Woltz on the Mighty Wurlitzer Theater Pipe Organ.

Directed by the great Ernst Lubitsch, two employees at a gift shop can barely stand one another, without realizing that they're falling in love through the post office box as each other's anonymous pen pal. Perhaps one of the most charming films ever made. Thoroughly delightful in every way.

Donnie Rankin is one of the nation's most in-demand theater organists. We are pleased to present him for the first time at Old Town Music Hall, in this special holiday concert. Share with your friends and family this wonderful afternoon as he performs on our Mighty Wurlitzer Theater Organ. This concert is sponsored by our friends at the Los Angeles Theatre Organ Society.

A sweet, wonderful movie starring the beloved Judy Garland, directed by Vicente Minnelli whom Garland married after making the film. The song “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” was introduced in this film by Garland, as well as “The Trolley Song”! This film is sheer delight from start to finish. It’s a shining moment for the heyday of MGM musicals.

Start the holidays off with one of the most beloved Christmas movies of all time and music from Irving Berlin, including “White Christmas” (which won the Oscar® for Best Original Song). Astaire’s dancing is captivating, and Crosby’s voice is at its finest. Holiday Inn is a feel-good holiday tradition.

New Year’s Eve is our most fun and unpredictable show of the year. This year’s program features renowned theater organist Mark Herman, along with a grab bag of classic short films featuring music, dance and other fun tid-bits. Join us as we ring in our 54th year. Admission includes complimentary refreshments. Because this is our most popular special annual event, reservations are required.