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... THE KING AND QIEEN. Matinee Daily at 2.30. Doors Open—Evenings from 5.30 Continuous. Coming Monday, January 2nd—“ THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.” ...
... Fred Weeks. of Armitage 1 2 1sre. Hawithurst. died on Sat , irday. aged 81. A retired gardeuer. Mr. Weeks fought in battle 01 the Somme . — lie celebrated hip golden wedding anniversary in 1960 and leaves a widow three sons and three daughters, Mrs. D ...
... Bedfordshire Regiment. He served in Belgium. France. Italy and North Russia. and was Awarded the M.C. for gallantry in the Battle of the Somme. He also gained the Belgium Croix de Guerre, the M.8.Z.. and was twice mentioned In dispatches. He resigned his conunibslon ...
... ™f the exhibition of this picture all orer the world does not end war, God help conization. He was referring the Battle of the Somme official pictures taken by permiwioa of the War Office, and shown privately at the Theatre London, a week ago. Tet no ...
... away. This picture is regarded as one of the greatest in the history cinematography. Tho film of the Battle of the Somme was wonderful enough, but the Battle of the Autre and the Advance of the Tanks it? described as infinitely more marvellous. The Opera ...
... When the wounded lay in the churchyard S 0 many wounded men were brought Pembury after the Battle of the Somme in 1916 that many had to lay outside in the yard of the Church Institute. covered by tarpaulins, until a %%Lind' cover could be built them. ...
... last in the Parish Church, Sevenoaks, to dedicate a memorial tabtet to Captain George Henry Heslop, who fell in the battle of the Somme, on July Ist, 1916. The memorial has been placed in the old Parish Church by the parents of Captain and by the boys ...
... ROYAL VISIT He was at the Battle of the Somme. Ypres and Civenchy. where he led gassed men to safety. Always in the front because of his trade—a machinegunner. He sometimes regretted that idle remark—l can ride a bike. lie remembers vividly a visit ...
... age 22.—80 x 8.t70, Courier Office, Tunbridge Wells. SNELLINC.—In ever-loving . dear son and brother, who kilie.l the Battle of the Somme, Septemts r if, 1*16.-Prom Mnra, l»ad and Sisters. ‘'Ever our thoughts.” RETURN OF THANKS. MASLEI I.—Mr. 0. W. and ...
... First Pertoraianee. |ThcElcctricPavilion| 4 CAMDEN ROAD. ■fr | MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, October 23rd, 24*, 25th—^ BATTLE I OF THE I SOMME SHOWING FOUR TIMES DAILY AT 3.15, 6.15, 7.45, 9.15$ A. Seats Eooked in Advance, 1/2 | THURSDAY NEXT—THREE DAYS- J ...
... his way to Crow• borough Cottage Hospital where he was being treated recularly for serious injuries he received in a battle on the Somme. went no further until Mr. naldock plucked up courage to go into the chop to buy some silks for a large tapestry he ...
... working as a gamekeeper except for a period in the 1914 18 war when he fought in France and became a veteran of the Battle of the Somme. Born in Southsea. Mr Bumstead moved to 44 Leigh Road. Hildeqborough, in 1952 after he retired from gamekeeping at the ...