The Forum Cinema, later known as the ABC Cinema, then the Fairworld Cinema.

The theatre opened in 1890 in Lambton Street and later became the Grand Theatre.

The Borough Buildings, Middlegate, Hartlepool Headland.

Comet Cinema

The Empire Theatre. Opened 1909, closed 1964.

Gaiety Theatre, formerly the New Theatre Royal and the Palace.

Originally the Picture House, then renamed The Gaumont, later Stranton Bingo and then Fairworld Bingo.

Hartlepool Theatre Group.

Former West Hartlepool theatre which closed in 1937. It had been the Alhambra and opened as The Hippodrome in late January 1926.

Originally the Royal Electric Cinema, later the Lex Cinema. 

Muriel Carr Dance School.

The Hartlepool NALGO Amateur Dramatic Society.

A theatre which opened in 1869 Mainsforth Terrace and later  became The Gaiety. There was originally a Theatre Royal in Whitby Street.

Nightclubs in Hartlepool

Originally the Northerns Cinema, this later became the Northerns Bingo Club.

The Odeon Cinema opened as The Majestic in July 1936 and in 1945 was renamed The Odeon. It closed in 1981.

The Palladium Theatre, Northgate, Hartlepool. Later became Pat's Prize Bingo.

Queens Cinema.

The Queen's Rink Ballroom, known locally as "the Rink".

The Regal, later renamed the Essoldo Theatre. 

Possibly in Headland area

"The Comedies", a theatre group that performed in Hartlepool during the 1920s.

The Palace Theatre

The Picture House, later the Gaumont Cinema and Stranton Bingo hall.

The Seaton Players, a local theatrical group which played in the Temperance Hall, Charles Street.

Unidentified theatre groups.

Former cinema in Collingwood Road