... cessity for setting up some machinery to deal with it other than the Imperial House of Parliament. The War. The ceaseless battle on the Somme is pro- greseing tu the entire satisfaction of the Allies. Occasionally there seems to be a comparatively quiet day ...

... the rank of Major wee rapid. He was twice mentioned in dispatches. and received the Military Oren Re toot port In the battle of the Somme, and was recently three times in the Bring lieu. Of his two younger brother; one is serving in the Navy, and the other ...

... Tuesday nights, but there is a greater attraction in «tore for those who visit the Hall. The now famous film, ‘The Battle of the Somme,” for which the selusive rights fer local pro- duction have been seenred by t the manafe- ment, will al be shown. “The ...

... cheat requested that the ease be adloureed for six 'soothe. Mr Howley said be appeared for Coyle,' who bad bees at the battle of the Somme, and had received about ten days' leave, but overstayed his thus and was taken away a few days provisos under a military ...

... BATT OF THE SOMME” At the Gillooly Hall. The management of the Gillooly Hall have been fortunate in securing for their picture show on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, December 7th, 8th, an 10th, the famous war film, Battle of the Somme.’” This is ...

... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Five 5,600 Feet. Depicting in every reel the grim realities modern Warfare. SPECIAL AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. DUORS, 7 45 OCOMMENOE, 8 15 Prices, - . ls 2d, 7d and 4d ...

... THE SOMME THE BATTLE OF Five Reels, 5,600 Feet. Every Scene Depicting the Grim Realities of ar. Dou’t miss this Splendid Picture. Prices, - . Ils 2d, 7d and N.B.—Please Note that the Special Mat- ‘nee Performance to be held on Saturday is to afford Country ...

... grocers’ assistante, and would stand them in good stead in later vears in the struggle for success in the worl The Battle of the Somme. The above film, which is the first official war picture ever iven to the cinema werld, was shown in the Gillooly Hall ...

... man- ner the inner meaning of t! attack on Lon- don, which was described as the “anvil” attack. He also deals with the battle of the Somme. The illustrations add greatly to the interest of this article. One of the il- lustrations ie thus aptly explained—“Look- ...

... famous battle. What seemed strange to me about the thing was that we saw no mention or record made of any Irish regiment in the picture. Surely, the Irish fought in tke battle of the Somme. We know thev did. Sligo men fell in the battle of the ...

... time before Christman, 191 5. Since then he has played a hero', pea in the ihfferent engagements leaden, rep to the battle of the Somme. We tender our reepeetfel sympathy to hie mother in Mr terrtble trial. ...

... her The above is a photo of Sergeant L. Somers, late of Manorhamilton, 2nd Batt. Irish Guards, who was killed at the battle of the Somme on the 15th September. Towa and Co. Sligo Association for War Work. The Executive Committee meetin f the above was held ...