View of High Road, Tottenham with the Mecca Social Club bingo hall at numbers 421 to 427, formerly the Tottenham Palace Theatre, visible on the left, looking north. The early Edwardian, former variety theatre, is Grade II listed entry 1249660. Named "The Palace Cathedral", it was converted in 1997 to a place of worship for the Power Praise Deliverance Ministries, but currently in need of extensive repair. The view of the High Road shows the northbound one-way system with a number 171 AEC Routemaster bound for Forest Hill entering the contraflow bus lane. Other vehicles include a Brown and Pank Limited, wine merchants, Bedford TK lorry, Ford Corsair and Cortina Mark II models, a Humber Super Snipe, a Morris Minor along with Bedford Hawson and Commer FC vans. Shops in the vicinity include a branch of Tesco's on the left and Tip Top on the right, beyond the lamp outside Tottenham Police Station. A male pedestrian dressed in a suit is visible walking along the pavement with adolescent girls dressed in, possibly, communion dresses on the opposite sides of the roads. The tower of St Marks Methodist church is visible in the distance.