And although the venue may be closed right now we have unearthed pictures of your time on the stage or behind the scences when Penistone Paramount was full of life.
Built as the Assembly Hall for Penistone in 1914, the Penistone Paramount celebrated its 100th year entertaining audiences in November 2014.
It has a single screen 350 seat cinema, but behind the screen is a large stagewhereive events are performed.
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2. Compton Organ
The console, now in undercoat, was given a thorough checking by Ray Ramskill and Ron Dickinson back in 2000 Photo: Submitted
3. Masons' donation
Local Masons made a donation to Penistone Paramount in 2000, pictured left to right, back row: Paul healey and Tony White (Penistone Lodge), Amanda Stocks and Liz Wright (penistone town council), front row: Oswald Wright, Keith parkin (Master of pengestone lodge),Councillor Betty Elders, Mayor of Penistone Councillor Joe Unsworth and Councillor Maureen Harrison. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers Ltd
4. The Von Trapp family singer
A sing-a-long to the Sound Of Music took place at Penistone Paramount cinema in 2002 Photo: DEAN ATKINS