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Angie Hougen
Executive Director and CFO
Angie Hougen was a longtime patron of Old Town Music Hall before joining as a volunteer. When not at the theatre, she enjoys spending time with her husband and family, and attending live music events—often more than a hundred per year.
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James Moll
President and CEO
James Moll first stepped into Old Town Music Hall at age eleven, brought by his mother and stepfather—who had met at the theatre. Founders Bill Coffman and Bill Field often invited him on stage to play ragtime piano before movies. As a teenager, he waited tables at the theatre’s restaurant next door, W.C. Field’s Café, whose neon sign now hangs in the theatre’s snack bar. Thanks to an introduction Bill Coffman made between James and the head of USC Film School, James pursued a film degree and built a career as a documentary filmmaker, earning him an Oscar, two Emmys, and a Grammy. He is also the Founding Executive Director of the USC Shoah Foundation, which he established for Steven Spielberg.
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Danny Tokusato
Corporate Secretary
Danny Tokusato was introduced to Old Town Music Hall in 2000 after meeting co-founder Bill Field. Over the years, he played a key role in transitioning the theater into the digital age and refreshing its interior while preserving its signature charm and magic. As a volunteer, he worked the snack bar, ran the projector, and often accompanied Bill on excursions to Hollywood in search of film prints. For many years, he helped manage the theater’s administrative work from their home in Los Angeles. Danny is honored to help carry forward the legacy of Bill Field, his loving partner of 20 years. As a data scientist, currently at Honda Motor, Inc., Danny maintains the theater’s vast, growing mailing list. Danny is also proud to be an educator, teaching psychology and statistics at both university and junior college levels.
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