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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Taken by special arrangement with the War Office and under their direction. Special times of showing 2,4, 6 and 8 o'cloolL Prices - - - 4d., 7d. and 1:2. N.B.—The management will feel obliged if patrons will endeavour to be ...
... IN THE GREAT ADVANCE. The Piclitre is equal In Importance and historical internee to The Battle of the Somme. Orin be Memo tech at 2.30 and leery Wednesday at 3. Other hays 2.33 OTHER GREAT ATTRACTIONS, MONDAY. TUESDAY and WET , NEQDAY, The 2nd of ...
... CHLSLEDON (Three tnieutei walk from the Station). THURSDAY, FRIDAY & BATURDAT. November 23rd, 2401 and 25th TAE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, THRILLING SCE.NES THE BIG PUSH. The Picture ever7bed7 is talking 'bout. CONTINUOUS EACH DAY FROM 3 WI 9 p.m. Adadasion ...
... returner.' home last week-end after having been in hospital for Ili , . past seven months. Be wu wounded in , the Battle of the Somme ie August. and stiffen' of the right hand at. Aliderdsot in September. He hopes to proceed to Itoehanipton, where our ...
... and yAuet the lt.A MA - - and ha• :wen :it the irtmt far it, la Li , Battle of the Somme he wan Ladli gmad and wntimled. The beau tie.' for whirl i.e deeerated took in the Battle of .Irme rune. ofheee ')nly 24 rf age. OF; in.inirmtntinn, of the f:inPral ...
... cam' before them * suffered from eon/violent and been gassed* at the Mr. A. W. Deacon (chairman) presided, and also Battle of the Somme. Lately he had bad • greet present were Mrs. WM:worth, and Messrs. R. M. deal of work do, and asked the boy to help ...
... School, West Lexington. WOUNDED LN ACTION.—Lieut. P. Leigh rem- hereon, 4th Regiment, who wee severely t. wounded at the Battle of the Somme, boa had left arm amputated, and is still in hosp tal iet Rotten, but is progressing fiwourehly. He is the eldest surviving ...
... from Limburg four days after the armistice was signed. He joined the Army at the beginning of last year, and was in battles on the Somme and Marne. He was taken prisoner, in the enemy's push for Paris at Berry-attlisc on May 27th. Amongst his fellow prisoners ...