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... . PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING AT MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 4 p.m. Monday, Toes+lay and Vednesdav the Beitish Glacial The Battle of the Somme.. (Showing the great British advance of July, z 946.), Thursday, Friday and Saturday : Britain Prepared.. (Showing the ...
... shown by enterprising exhibitors were photographed under the most perilous and appauling circumstances. In the great battle of the Somme, for example, the official pliotographers took their cameras out into 'No Man's Land between the trenches under the ...
... atone, that the British in the recent offensive on the front Frame were from 50 to TS per cent. fewer than those of the battle of the Somme. London, May 911.—The vote of credit moved by Mr. Boner Law brings the total since the outbreak of the war to £4,642 ...
... further batch was allowed to pass in. Regarding the programme, all those who saw the British Official War Film, the Battle of the Somme, were unanimous in their verdict that it is a most impressive and educetiOnal film, bringing as it does the war tight ...
... ides whatsoever, . would have been formed of the present day, methods of we. fare as shown in that remarkable filmthe battle of the Somme. The writer believes that our Administretor, having the interest of the masses at , heart, will eventua!ly intervene ...
... should' not be able to open on Sunday evenings, St. Lucia would not have seem us at all, nor would it have seen the Battle of the Somme, and Britain Prepared.' It will not see the of the *Dore, showing the Tanks in action,, nor the other wonderful we ...