... f the Somme,pictures taken by special arrangement with the War Otiice and under their direction. In the moving picture world it is a “scoop of the first magnitude, for those home ate very keenly interested in seeing real pictures of the battle, taken ...

... WAR FILMS A private exhibition of official Alms the Battle of the Somme London to-day attended many members the Army General Staff Lloyd George sent a commendatory letter in which said . —'' See that this picture, which is in itself epic eelf-sacn- Lee ...

... It. Writing in the Times, a recent visitor to the British Front that when history relates the story of the great battle* of the Somme, it will tell how Sir Douglas Haig and his Stull bad their Head9uartera in a modest dwelling. pert of which wee still ...

... Newport (Men.), was sunk- by a Gelman submarine on 3rd Atguat. SOMME BATTLE FILMS. MR, LLOYD GEORGE'S MESSAGE. In London, yesterday, there was a private exhibition of films of the Battle of the Somme, attended by many members of the Army General Staff. Mr. ...

... have passed through war to their last rest! In a letter to his parents, the late Lieut. R. 0. Garvin, killed in the battle of ♦he Somme on July 22nd. at the early age of 20. wrote;—'Dearest Ones.—Try not to grieve too much for me. I hope death will have ...

... Wells). ambulance cars full of soldiers wounded in the IHUTESO.N, 6045, T. E. (Hull). great battles of the Somme were gliding through IRELAND, 694, L.-Cpl. E. (Rudgw:ck). the streets of Brighton, to the various hospitals. I JELLY, 4014, A. J. (Leamington) ...