... THE BATTLE ON THE SOMME. BRITISH MOVING AGAIN. r eSmall Gains Reported LULL AT. THE FRONT. Weather Partly Responsible For It, PRUDENT WORK OF THE BRITISH. The Artillery Still Active. PARIS, Thursday.—The expert French commentator, writing to-night, says: ...

... ON THE FILM The Battle on the Somme eefl on the Moovies private exhibition of official films 01 , ve> battle of the Somme at the Seala London, yesterday, was attended members of the Army General Staff. , Lloyd George s Stirring Mr. Lloyd George sent ...

... OFFICIAL PICTURES OF BATTLFB OF THE SOMME. For the first time since the beginning the war the public will be allowed to see, on the screen, an actual battle in progress between the British and the German forces. Under the direction of the War Office the ...

... here to day to vitiates be far the mon important and imposing picture of the war that our Staff has yet procured. The Battle of the Somme, furious end desperate at it lath been, is a fires sad most impo r tant ghats of what is en historical struggle, Unique ...

... to France. He | Mr. and a Coode, Polapit Tamar, saw at Yp~es, and about ago was ' “A.D. D.” iy ly wounded durin; the battle of the Somme as Lady Williame, Kerries, S. Brent the result of the explosion of « bomb. He died in Mrs. F, E. Vosper, 6, H oundi ...

... authorities were submerged in their efforts eqirtp them. Those were the men who we now thrusting back the Germans in Battle of the Somme. Those men absorbed the heroism of the old Army stood between Calais and the Germans tl front of Ypres in October and ...

... Captain Prowse. who went down with his hip and all on hoard, the Battle of Jutland, and also- of Brlaadlcr-General Prowse, who hilled whilst leading his men to the attack In the Battle of the Somme. Within a month these two gallant brothers laid down their ...

... many people are already Even more realist the first official war films jo and more thrilling then new pictures of the battle of the Somme exhibited at the Scala Theatre to-day. ivately the were taken from first trenches. see mbardment, to the first advance ...

... beak to the ball-room. But instead of look- The great battle of the Somme an Infer Mr. he made his way to Janet, who extended trout became redly a al was talking to Lady Nancarrow. Tb. girl battles, and of the fish= ;coked up ea he approached her, and ...

... when the State or a committee comes to fix the amounts which will reward the men who are risking life and limb in the battle of the Somme and on a hundred other fields, the utter inadequacy of anything that can be offered to them must fill the hearts of ...