The Fox Theater (aka Showplace of the West) in San Francisco had a 36-rank Crawford Special Wurlitzer (as I found out when I looked it up just now). The organ was sold and the theater torn down in 1963, but not before a series of 'Farewell to the Fox' concerts in February that year.
I was living in Berkeley at the time and was fortunate enough to attend the first of the farewell concerts. Quite a thrill to see the console rise up out of the orchestra pit with George Wright* at the keyboard. Not many details of the music remain in my memory, but he took the time to talk to the audience about the instrument and demonstrate many of the special effects it provided, including snare drum and church bells. The highlight was the sound of the largest pipe, which brought showers of dust down from the ceiling.
After the last concert, all the interior fittings of the theater were sold off and the building torn down.
*He didn't play anything as fancy as the video at the top of this thread - that is just sick!