Is my understanding of this experiment correct? There is the quantity $MC\delta \theta$ associated to the heat which I think is not an absolute value to be compared with $mgh$ since the $\delta \theta$ could be defined arbitrarily. So this experiment does not prove : thermal energy = $mgh$ it could however show a linear relation between $\delta \theta$ and $h$.
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