The Sheffield Picture Palace, Union Street, referred to in later directories as The Palace

The Wicker Picture House

The Locarno, junction of London Road and Boston Street, formerly The Lansdowne Picture Palace. Opened 1914. Canopy fitted 1937. Closed as a cinema 12 December 1940. In 1947 became a temporary Marks and Spencer. Known as Mecca, Locarno, Tiffany's and

Forum Cinema (later Essoldo) and Nos. 413, G. Francis, hairdresser, 415, The Ring Fruit Co. Ltd. and 417, H.C. Bennett, butcher, Herries Road, Southey Green

The Chantrey Picture House, No. 798 Chesterfield Road

Western Bank looking towards Brook Hill with former Scala Cinema left and A. B. Ward, bookseller right at the junction with Leavygreave

Mr Bilton, doorman at the Ritz Cinema, junction of Southey Green Road and Wordsworth Avenue, Parson Cross

Norfolk Picture Palace, corner of Duke Street and Talbot Street, Park

Norfolk Picture Palace, Duke Street, Park

Central Library at junction of Tudor Street and Tudor Place, showing queue going into the Library Theatre on a Saturday afternoon to see a film show