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== 1930s - 1970s == | == 1930s - 1970s == | ||
In April 1976 shortly after the Penultimate Picture Palace was opened by Bill Heine, his wife opened a a poster shop "The Silent Screen".<ref>See photo in Marilyn Yurdan's The Changing Faces of the Cowley Road</ref> opposite, in no 92. It was painted black to match the cinema. Later she made it into a | In April 1976 shortly after the Penultimate Picture Palace was opened by Bill Heine, his wife opened a a poster shop "The Silent Screen".<ref>See photo in Marilyn Yurdan's The Changing Faces of the Cowley Road</ref> opposite, in no 92. It was painted black to match the cinema. Later she made it into a waffle restaurant The chef was from Yugoslavia, called Dragan. | ||
Kelly's Directory 1968 to 1976 No 92 Reeve's (Oxford) Ltd, heating engineers, DIY supplies (see No 78)<br/> Kelly's Directory 1962 to 1964 No 92 Viewline Ltd television relay service<br/> Kelly's Directory 1934 to 1960 No 92 Curry's Ltd cycle dealers | Kelly's Directory 1968 to 1976 No 92 Reeve's (Oxford) Ltd, heating engineers, DIY supplies (see No 78)<br/> Kelly's Directory 1962 to 1964 No 92 Viewline Ltd television relay service<br/> Kelly's Directory 1934 to 1960 No 92 Curry's Ltd cycle dealers | ||