Hippodrome Theatre and Nell's Bar, Cambridge Street [decorated for the jubilee of King George V and Queen Mary, 1935]

Grand public house and Grand Picture Palace, West Bar, at junction of Spring Street and Coulston Street. Formerly the Grand Theatre of Varieties, also known as Bijou and New Star, c.1935

Central Cinema, High Street, Beighton, [1932]

Cinema House (latterly the Essoldo Cinema), No. 1 The Common, Ecclesfield, c.1929

Entrance to the Tivoli Cinema (with sign promoting it as 'Sheffield's First Picture House'), Norfolk Street

Cinema advertising posters for the Adelphi Picture Theatre, Vicarage Road, Attercliffe, January/ February 1934

Lt. John Melancthon (left) and George Algernon Herring outside the old Central Hall Picture Palace, Church Lane, Woodhouse

The Regent Cinema (latterly the Gaumont and Odeon cinemas) (left) and (right) the Albert Hall, Barkers Pool

Staniforth Road showing (right) the Theatre Royal (latterly the Regal Cinema and the Peoples Theatre), c.1925

Palace Theatre, Attercliffe Road. Originally a Variety Theatre called The Alhambra which opened 3rd January 1898, renamed at the turn of the century and closed 1st July 1955