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

Tiffany's nightclub, junction of London Road and Boston Street

Broad Street car park showing (centre) Sheaf Street and (back) Park Hill Flats

Tiffanys, 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, Tiffanys and Pala

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, Tiffanys and Palai

Abbeydale Picture House, Abbeydale Road. Designed by Dixon and Stienley. Opened 20 December 1920. Took over by the Star Group in the 1950s. Closed 5 July 1975. Bought by A. and F. Drake Ltd. and converted into office furniture showroom

Rex Cinema, junction of Mansfield Road and Hollybank Road, Intake, prior to demolition. Opened 24 July 1939. Designed by Hadfield and Cawkwell, seated 1350. Closed December 1982 and demolished October 1983

The Attercliffe Pavilion Cinema, Attercliffe Common used at the time of the photograph for showing Asian Films

Sheffield Park Picture Palace, South Street. Opened 2 August 1913, seating 900. Closed June 1962. Dennis O'Grady reopened the cinema on November 1963 but it closed for good on 31 December 1966. Reopened as a bingo hall. Later demolished

File Cutter's shop at Ecclesfield