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Al Melgard (October 4, 1890 in Denmark – July 8, 1977 in Las Vegas) was the third and best-known organist for the Chicago Stadium, from 1930 until retirement in 1974, at age 84. Melgard, who lost his left index finger in an accident as a child, was nonetheless a highly acclaimed musician and played the Stadium's world-famous Barton theater organ masterfully

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Al Melgard was the third and best-known organist for the Chicago Stadium, from the early 1930s until retirement in 1974, at age 85. Melgard, who lost his left index finger in an accident as a youngster, was nonetheless a highly acclaimed musician and played the Stadium's world-famous Barton theater organ masterfully.