Gerald Shaw playing Wurlitzer and Compton cinema organs in East Anglia

From a television show in the early 1970s, organist Gerald Shaw from the Odeon, Leicester Square, London visits East Anglia and plays 5 cinema organs: Burnham Market - 3 manual 8 rank Wurlitzer originally from the Granada Cinema in North Cheam, London. This organ is now in private ownership. Oxnead Mill - 2 manual 5 rank Wurlitzer originally from the Regal Cinema in Colchester. This organ is now at the Singing Hills Golf Course in Albourne, West Sussex. Palace Bingo, Gorleston-on-Sea - 2 manual 6 rank Compton originally from the Empire Cinema in Aldershot. This organ was later enlarged and went to the Bygone Village in Fleggburgh. It is now currently in storage. Kitchen Brothers Garage, Diss - 3 manual 19 rank Wurlitzer originally from the Paramount Cinema in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. This organ was later moved to Turners Merry-go-Round in Northampton and is now currently in storage. Taverham Hall - 3 manual 6 rank Compton with melotone originally from the Regal Cinema in Harrogate. This organ was later removed to Mere Farm in Haughley, Suffolk.