The "Mighty Wurlitzer" is a type of theater organ that became popular in the early 20th century, particularly during the silent film era. Manufactured by the Wurlitzer Company, these organs were designed to accompany films and provide live music in theaters. They are known for their rich sound and ability to mimic various instruments, making them versatile for different musical styles. Typically, a Mighty Wurlitzer features multiple keyboards, a range of pipes, and various percussion instruments. Many of these organs were installed in grand movie palaces, enhancing the cinematic experience. Today, they are celebrated in concert halls and are often played in nostalgia for the golden age of cinema.