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A slide-show of vintage photographs of the Gaumont Palace: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_uanghviwU&NR=1
British Movietone News, 1937 recording of the opening of the Rex Cinema, Coventry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyCqS5k028c
A vintage photograph of the Ritz Cinema, and its Wultitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2201.html
Vintage photographs of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2200.html
Vintage photographs of the Ritz Cinema, and its Wurlitzer organ console; http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2199.html
A vintage 1949 photograph of the Granada, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2197.html
A vintage photograph of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2192.html
Vintage photographs of the Gaumont, and its Wurlitzer organ: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2189.html
Vintage photographs of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2186.html
A vintage photograph of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2183.html
Vintage photographs, and details about the Wurlitzer organ and its console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2174.html
Vintage photographs of the Odeon, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2169.html
Vintage photographs of the Paramount/Odeon, and its Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2162.html
Vintage photographs of the New Victoria Cinema, and its Wurlitzer organ console; http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2116.html
Details and photographs of the Wurlitzer organ which was installed in the City Cinema: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2081.html
Photographs of the Regent/Gaumont, and its Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2068.html
Two vintage photographs of the Imperial/Essoldo here, under the Tolmer Cinema photos: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2063.html
Vintage photographs and one of the Wurlitzer organ console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2057.html
Vintage photographs of the Regent Cinema, and more on the Wurlitzer organ and its console: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2046.html
A vintage photograph of the Regent Theatre, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2020.html
Details and photographs of the Wultitzer organ: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2013.html
A vintage photograph of the Rink Cinema during World War I when it had been requisitioned by the British Army, and a recent view of the building prior to its 1995 demolition: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/1941.html
The link in the first comment I posted on Oct 12, 2005 is no longer working. Here is a new link to the auditorium photograph as a bingo club: http://mawgrim.co.uk/bingo/hounslow.jpg More vintage photographs of the Dominion Cinema: http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/1939.html
Vintage photographs of the Empire Theatre, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ; http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/1931.html
“Who Dares Wins” was a UK/Switzerland co-production. It was titled “The Final Option” in the USA.
A slide-show of vintage photographs of the Gaumont Palace:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_uanghviwU&NR=1
British Movietone News, 1937 recording of the opening of the Rex Cinema, Coventry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyCqS5k028c
A vintage photograph of the Ritz Cinema, and its Wultitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2201.html
Vintage photographs of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2200.html
Vintage photographs of the Ritz Cinema, and its Wurlitzer organ console;
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2199.html
A vintage 1949 photograph of the Granada, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2197.html
A vintage photograph of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2192.html
Vintage photographs of the Gaumont, and its Wurlitzer organ:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2189.html
Vintage photographs of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2186.html
A vintage photograph of the Granada, and its Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2183.html
Vintage photographs, and details about the Wurlitzer organ and its console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2174.html
Vintage photographs of the Odeon, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2169.html
Vintage photographs of the Paramount/Odeon, and its Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2162.html
Vintage photographs of the New Victoria Cinema, and its Wurlitzer organ console;
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2116.html
Details and photographs of the Wurlitzer organ which was installed in the City Cinema:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2081.html
Photographs of the Regent/Gaumont, and its Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2068.html
Two vintage photographs of the Imperial/Essoldo here, under the Tolmer Cinema photos:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2063.html
Vintage photographs and one of the Wurlitzer organ console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2057.html
Vintage photographs of the Regent Cinema, and more on the Wurlitzer organ and its console:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2046.html
A vintage photograph of the Regent Theatre, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2020.html
Details and photographs of the Wultitzer organ:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/2013.html
A vintage photograph of the Rink Cinema during World War I when it had been requisitioned by the British Army, and a recent view of the building prior to its 1995 demolition:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/1941.html
The link in the first comment I posted on Oct 12, 2005 is no longer working. Here is a new link to the auditorium photograph as a bingo club:
http://mawgrim.co.uk/bingo/hounslow.jpg
More vintage photographs of the Dominion Cinema:
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/1939.html
Vintage photographs of the Empire Theatre, and the console of its Wurlitzer organ;
http://www.ukwurlitzer.co.cc/1931.html
“Who Dares Wins” was a UK/Switzerland co-production. It was titled “The Final Option” in the USA.