The foyer of the new Gaumont Cinema, Barker's Pool, formerly The Regent. Designed by W.E. Trent. Opened 26th December, 1927. Became the Gaumont in 1946 and was twinned by Rank in 1969 and tripled in 1979. Closed 7th November 1985.

The Gala Opening of the new Gaumont Cinema, Barker's Pool, formerly The Regent

ABC Cinema, Angel Street, designed by ABC's architects. Opened 18th May 1961. Became ABC 1-2 in September 1975. In May 1986, took over by the Cannon group and renamed Cannon 1-2, Jan 1987. Closed 28th July 1988 and later demolished

ABC Cinema, Angel Street. Designed by ABC's architects, costing 200,000 pounds. Opened 18th May 1961. Became ABC 1-2 in September 1975. In May 1986, took over by the Cannon group and renamed Cannon 1-2, January 1987. Closed 28th July 1988

Manor Cinema and Bingo Hall (latterly Somerfields Supermarket and Poundland), No. 942 City Road, near the junction of Prince of Wales Road and Ridgeway Road

The Odeon, junction of Norfolk Street and Flat Street. Opened 16th July 1956. Closed 5th June 1971 and reopened the following day as a Rank bingo hall

The Sheffield Picture Palace, Union Street. The architects were Benton and Roberts and owned by Sheffield Picture Palace Ltd. Opened 1st August 1910. Closed 31st October, 1964 and later demolished

The Sheffield Picture Palace, Union Street, referred to in later directories as The Palace. The architects were Benton and Roberts and owned by Sheffield Picture Palace Ltd. Opened 1st August 1910. Closed 31st October, 1964 and later demolished

The Sheffield Picture Palace, Union Street, referred to in later directories as The Palace. The architects were Benton and Roberts and owned by Sheffield Picture Palace Ltd. Opened 1st August 1910. Closed 31st October, 1964 and later demolished

The Sheffield Picture Palace, Union Street, referred to in later directories as The Palace. The architects were Benton and Roberts and owned by Sheffield Picture Palace Ltd. Opened 1st August 1910. Closed 31st October, 1964 and later demolished