Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, New York City HD

[StuartLou]

Do i see Capital ONE BANK ads on both sides? Has the Music Hall come to that? Truly pathetic. Oh well- who cares. I don't go there anymore and the people who do, don't know the difference anyhow. They're on their Blackberries and Cell Phones talking about their granite kitchen counter tops and their summer home rentals.

[chem100]

@StuartLou I just saw Zarkana at the Music Hall. No ads in the auditorium. However, there were two small, discrete ads for Delta Airlines on the far lobby walls (50th St. side--in order to not detract from the "Fountain of Youth" mural near 51st St.). It ain't cheap to go there now. They must have an incredible overhead in this day and age. I've read that it costs $40,000 per day to pay for the place even when it's dark. (It's not 1932 anymore.) Still, we have the Music Hall, and that god for it

[dianeRwells]

That video brought back happy memories of my bi-annual Christmas pilgirimages to New York City with my mother and my maternal grandmother from 1980 to 1994when I was a young adult. I remember going to Radio City Music Hall for the Christmas Spectacular. I scanned through the program to know who was playing the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ that night. I waited for the organ presntation, and when I heard the bass notes coming from the pedal keyboard, I gasped and then my spirit soared like the gulls. DW

[dianeRwells]

That video brings back a lot of memories to me when I went to New York City with my mother and my maternal grandmother on the bi-annual Christmas pilgrimages to New York City, from 1980 to 1994. I remember being in the auditorium at the Radio City Music Hall waiting for the organ presentation, followed by the Christmas Spectacular. I also remember going to the souvenir stands in the Hall's Grand Foyer to look for Radio City Music Hall organ recordings, but they don't have them. What a shame!