Norfolk Street. This building was formerly The Central Hall cinema, later renamed the New Tivoli. The cinema was destroyed in the Blitz, however this part survived and was converted into shops occupied by City Bookmakers and The Brollie Shop

Norfolk Street, No 172, Army General Stores Ltd., No 174, Sheffield Health Food Stores, No 178, Turners Art Products

Norfolk Street, No 172, Army General Stores Ltd., No 174, Sheffield Health Food Stores. Building on left was formerly part of The Central Hall cinema, later renamed the New Tivoli. The cinema was destroyed in Blitz, however this part survived

Aerial view showing the circular structure of the Cinerama temporary cinema on Devonshire Street (towards bottom left)

Elevated view of Cinema House, Barkers Pool, Jaeger Co. Shops Ltd; Wilson Peck; H. L. Brown and Leopold Street

Essoldo Cinema (formerly the Forum), Herries Road

No. 31, Lea and Russell Ltd., tailors Union Street; The Sheffield Picture Palace (The Palace) and Tudor House at the junction with Furnival Street

Hole in the Road looking towards Fitzalan Square with Park Hill Flats in the background showing Bunker and Pratley Ltd.; Marples Hotel (right) and the Classic Cinema

Cambridge Street from Pinstone Street showing, No. 49, Fairprice Fireplace Co. Ltd (right); 62-64, Maison Constance, ladies hairdresser (left); 60, Candy Box, confectioners, 58, Oxley's, outfitters and The Hippodrome being used as a cinema

Derelict Scala Cinema and Nos. 28-30, S and E Co-op, Winter Street looking towards Sutton Street