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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The schedules and summary of the School Attendance Officer (Mr. Jas. Kelly) for the period since Mi , isummer holidays sheaved do improving average of go, five of the departments, however, being below go, with Hill the lowest ...
... • PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT & To-MORROW NIGHT THE RECREATION HALL.—The Battle of the Somme Pictures, the wondrous and heart-stirring record of British valour and sacrifice in the desperate struggles of the Great War. The Pattie Gazette and other pictures ...
... Owing to the great success of the BATTLE OF THE SOMME, showing at the REC, THREE SHOWS T i E 644 BROW (SATURDAY), PE WILL BE 5, 7 8c 9, MATINEE (FOR CHILDREN ONLY) 0-30 IMPORTANT NOTICE, LIGHTS OS also Light. mis•w•bere that are VISIBLE FROM THE ...
... the film is told in another column. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights should—if Millom people are stirred by the Battle of the Somme Pictures 'is the popula• tions of other towns and cities have been—provide the best houses in the history of the Recreation ...
... daughter of Mr. W. P. Sim, Seascale. Private: Close joined the Lonsdale Battalion. He was wounded on Ist July at the battle of the Somme, and was invalided home. On returning to his military duties he has been on home service at Barrow, Crosby, and Oswestry ...
... (including Tax)-la., Id. and 4d. SPECIAL NOTICE! We will show the greatest and Most Sensational Picture ever taken— THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 30th Nevesaber, lit and 2nd December. LOOK OUT FOR EXTRA SPECIAL PERFORMA_NCFS ...
... in Juno, and had received his papers to report to a Cadet School for a short training, when lie was wounded in the battle of the Somme on 3rd July. P ...
... work should soon make him a favourite with English readers. Sir A. Conan Doyle concludes his detailed account of the Battle of the Somme in 1916—the first portion of which attracted so much attention in last month’s issue—and emphasizes its decisive Importance ...
... some months, Sir A. Conan Doyle’s History of the War s resumed with the first connected and detailed account of tho Battle of the Somme in 1916, which he describes as *‘the greatest one-day batile ever known in the world's history.” ...
... (“Tucker ”) Hall, Tyneside Irish, died in hospital in Aldershot. on Sunday from the effects of wounds he received in the battle of the Somme, July, 1916, when he lost an eye. His mothier, whio lives in ‘the Ginns, Whitehaven, got to the hospital only in time ...
... —In Lovio:4 ft:a.oi, of John nage, the deaaly beloved brother of William Henry Fuge, who was killed in action in the Battle of the Somme, Nu%t MITT 13,11, 1916. Aged 2 4 yes. • Gone, but uot forgotten. As dawn crept Lr the trenches You fell 'midst shot ...
... sale open, made a few interesting remarks. She said that those of them who saw the wonderful tilm at Carlisle of the Battle of the Somme, would, she thought, agree that one of the most pleasing scenes shown was the one where our soldiers were receiving ...