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... male wi st and two young ladlos. g va u* scries songs, embracing solos, ducts and trios. On Doombcr 11th are have the Battle of the Somme, when may expect the packed. It the first opportunity ly that audience has over had of th© realities the battiefie'd ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Actual Scenes of Groat Advance France—ln Fire Reela. NEXT WEEK.—CHARLES CHAPLIN’S Latest Production BURLESQUE ON “CA RMEN.” in Four Ret la. SATURDAY—TWO PERFORMANCES and 9. other Night.. Door. Open 7.0. Commence 7 30. baturdav ...
... her patriotism when her son falls ill. Tho event the week is. of oouxse, the him depicting the various episedw of the Battle of the Somme which 't » anticipated will produce crowded bouse? Thursday. Friday and Saturday.—The feature next week will be the ...
... 15tli. 1915. baviiiß seen 2ff months active service. took part in the preat advance in July, and also went through the battle of the Somme. arrived at Salford Rnjal Hospital. Manchester. «n New Year’s D*y. and last week visited his fattier and voongest sister ...
... warfare. W’ith one exception, this was the first time he had been nomc since going out wTlh the Forces. He fought in the battle of the Somme, and on July 14th was recommended for distinguished service and courage. On May 3rd, 1917, when his Co.-SergC-Major ...
... short of miraculous. was then sent to Egypt, and in June, 1916, was transferred France and took an active part in the Battle of the Somme until he was wounded. From Sept., 1916, till January, 1917, he was patient in hospital in Kent. After a short holiday ...
... >ed, and Private Butier wos saved floating on plonk. June, 1916. Ik; was tran*.erred France, and was wounded at the battle of the Somme From 1916. till January, 1917. was in hospital in Kent, and on his return to France was in the thick the fray Mrs Hobaon ...
... commission. lie has been slightly wounded for the second lime, having passed through terriHc ordeal in flic first battle of the'Somme, when comparatively few his battalion 800 answered to the roll call, of which was one the lucky number able to so. Mr ...