Concerts & Events 2025 Events   Monday Jan 27 7:00pm   The Gold Rush (1925). Live full orchestra performs Chaplin's original score. Written, produced, directed by Charlie Chaplin who stars as the Lone Prospector, a character who ventures into the Alaskan wilderness during the Gold Rush in search of fortune. One of the film's most iconic scenes features Chaplin's character cooking and eating his own shoe to stave off starvation. The Gold Rush is celebrated for its blend of comedy and pathos, and Chaplin himself considered it one of his best works. The Mighty Wurlitzer will not be used for this film. More information and tickets. Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA Sunday Feb 23 3:00pm   The Round Up (1920) with TYLER PATTISON on the Mighty Kimball! Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle romped across the Everett Theatre stage on June 22, 1912, long before the scandal that shook Hollywood and destroyed his career. More information and tickets. Everett Theatre Everett, WA Sunday Mar 23 3:00pm   Three Ages (1923) with TYLER PATTISON on the Mighty Kimball! The rituals of courtship, romantic rivalry and love play out three time as a man (Buster Keaton) view with a Villain for the Girl. In the Stone Age, the rivalry is set off by dinosaurs, a turtle used as a Ouija board, and a round of golf with stones. In ancient Rome, the men display their brawn through a chariot race, using dogs instead of horses. In contemporary times, the Man finds himself overcome by modernity, including a very fragile car. More information and tickets. Everett Theatre Everett, WA Saturday Mar 29 2:00pm   SEAMUS GETHICKER in Concert! Part of the PSTOS Pops on Pipes 2025 Series. Semus was the 2016 winner of the ATOS Young Organist Competition. He performs at venues around the country and serves as guest organist at Organ Stop Pizza in Mesa, Arizona. He has a broad taste in music and his programs contain selections that are sure to please everyone. Calvary Christian Assembly Seattle, WA Monday Apr 28 7:00pm   The Last Laugh (1924) with DONNA PARKER on the Mighty Wurlitzer! This German silent film directed by F.W. Murnau stars Emil Jannings as an aging hotel doorman who takes immense pride in his job and uniform. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he is demoted to the position of washroom attendant due to his advancing age. The film ends with a surprising twist allowing him to return to the hotel in a position of newfound wealth and respect. The Last Laugh is celebrated for its innovative use of the moving camera and its profound depiction of human dignity and despair. More information and tickets. Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA Sunday May 4 3:00pm   The Black Pirate (1926) with TYLER PATTISON on the Mighty Kimball! With Douglas Fairbanks. Pirates loot a ship of its riches before blowing it up. Father-and-son survivors of noble birth wash ashore on an island, and the injured father perishes. The son promises to seek revenge by infiltrating the same band of buccaneers and bringing them to justice. More information and tickets. Everett Theatre Everett, WA Saturday Jun 7 2:00pm   DONNIE RANKIN in Concert! Part of the PSTOS Pops on Pipes 2025 Series. Donnie's first interest in theatre organ was when he was 3 years old. In 2007 he began studying with Jelani Eddington and he won the ATOS Young Organist Competition the same year. Now he plays concerts around the world. Calvary Christian Assembly Seattle, WA Saturday Jul 19 2:00pm   RICHARD HILLS in Concert! Part of the PSTOS Pops on Pipes 2025 Series. We're excited to welcome back Richard Hills who played a fabulous concert for us in June 2023. Richard was named Organist of the Year by ATOS in 2010. He's equally at home on both classical organ and theatre organ and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists. Calvary Christian Assembly Seattle, WA Monday Aug 25 7:00pm   The Freshman (1925) with TYLER PATTISON on the Mighty Wurlitzer and PAUL HANSEN on Foley Sound! Harold Lloyd shines as the lovable underdog Harold Lamb, a naive and eager college freshman who dreams of becoming popular by joining the school's football team. Despite his enthusiasm, Harold becomes the butt of jokes and is unaware that he is the laughingstock of the school. Through his perseverance and genuine nature, Harold finally earns the respect and popularity he sought. A delightful blend of physical comedy and sweet charm. More information and tickets. Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA Saturday Sep 27 2:00pm   NICK RENKOSIK in Concert! Part of the PSTOS Pops on Pipes 2025 Series. Nick not only has degrees in piano and organ performance, he is also an organ restoration technician and has a degree in Business Design & Innovation. He has also studied with Jelani Eddington and plays concerts around the country. Calvary Christian Assembly Seattle, WA Past Events   About this site © PSTOS, 1998-2025