Hyson Green District - World War Two - Virtual
Located at the junction of Gregory Boulevard and Radford Road, for 70 years the Grand Theatre provided live entertainment and films at the heart of Hyson Green. It opened as a theatre and music hall in 1886, began showing movies in 1896, was screening films as part of a variety show by 1911 began operating as a repertory theatre in 1921 before finally re-opening as a the Grand Super Cinema and Variety Theatre four years later. The Grand closed in 1956 and was later demolished. The site is now occupied by the memorial park and Garden of Rest shown here. The inserted plaque, fixed to the adjacent chemist’s shop wall, was paid for by the British Film Institute. David Nunn
Identified casualties
45
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Names on this memorial
- Joseph Bert Allen
- William Sidney Arter
- Leonard Ball
- Albert Edwin Barrow
- Albert Edward Beales
- Frederick Billings
- Kenneth Rushton Blaskey
- James Marshall Brown
- John Joseph Brown
- Douglas Cheetham
- George Clarke
- Robert Curzon
- Clifford Vincent Dooley
- Thomas Leonard Duckett
- John Henry Elvidge
- Samuel Francis England
- Christopher Timothy Fletcher
- Harold Ford
- William Guest
- William Eric Hardy
- Sydney Hutchinson
- Douglas Stewart King
- Eric George Lane
- John Arthur Lester
- Clarence George Marshall
- Gerard John Martin
- Scobell Mcferran-Rogers
- Leonard Morris
- Percy Leone Mount
- Harold William Parrott
- Thomas Pope
- Walter Richards
- James Gilbert Roe
- Ernest Henry Garlin Allen Shooter
- Arthur Ernest Jesse Stanley
- Lesley Sutton
- George Thomas Tapp
- Cyril Randolph Tunnicliff
- Joseph Walker
- Thomas Wilkins
- Harold Williams
- Frederick Williamson
- Wilfred Arthur Woodward
- Sydney Lawrence Wootton
- John Wright
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