... The Battle of the Somme which has been showing all this week in practically every important house in Birmingham. This has meant the cutting out of some big feature film already booked at considerable expense in order to make room for the Somme film ...

... sacrifices and burdens by comparison with what they see others have borne. War films, such as Britain Prepared, Battle of the Somme, The King at the Front, etc., have, of course, great interest, but only of a topical character. To see for ourselves ...

... —G. BERNARD SHAW. Mr. Harry White, manager of the Rink Cinema, Finsbury Park, reports a pleasing incident of '; The Battle of the Somme picture. At its first unspooling there he recognised his son, Avon Saxon White, who had gone to France ten months ago ...

... as sergeant in' this regiment for eighteen months, being awarded the Military Medal for copspicuous bravery in the Battle of the Somme on - July ist, 191.6. • He had: only been back in France five weeks, after taking his commission, when he was wounded ...

... City and District. ALTHOUGH the Leeds picture houses have not been Coing the big business this week they did when The Battle of the Somme was the attraction, the patronage they had received has been by no means scanty. At the Brig gate Picture House The ...

... Haverfordwest, Mr. Thomas doing well at the Picture House, Tenby, with The Dream Dance. When Women Love. The Battle of the Somme aPPear s. here shortly. • Special constable Nat Dix is a popular figure at Swansca trade shows. Everything points towards ...

... exhibition of a series of films prepared by the French Government, and illustrating tlr fighting at Verdun and the Battle of the Somme, at the Altrincham Picture Theatre last Thursday, the proceeds being devoted to the funds of the Altrincham and District ...

... Allied Forces in the French lines. Last week Mr. Prieur received an intimation that one of them had been wounded in the battle of the Somme, and is at present lying in hospital in Paris. His many friends will join with me in expressing the hope that the gallant ...

... excellent results in neutral countries by the showing of the Britain Prepared films. What will they say about The Battle of the Somme series.? * * • - This is a world of coincidences, and during the present topsy-turvy times, coincidences are more ...

... has a.word of high approval for the Battle of the Somme , and other war pictures and a word of congratulation to the Cabinet• Council not being filmed and therefore preserv- ing its dignity un,sullied. Of the - Somme Film, he says But here are legions ...

... he can start out with a good substantial program. • A friend at N well, somewhere in the North was at a show of the Battle of the Somme, and was struck with the incongruity of the music. At one part where we see ruined trenches, dead men, horses and ruined ...

... nd Street) and the Newcastle Picture House, (Grey Street) were booming The Battle of the Somme and holding special matinecs. The film of the British offensive On the Somme was seen in Paris for the first time on Thursday:at the Theatre Rejane. ...