... of Crime, a gang of nee of th Doty | and producers as * Kinng OF GC T mest marvelleus of ali Showing next week, “The Battle of the Somme” the greatest and Miss Marcel De Vere, CYCLING VIOLINIST AND TRICK — ORIGINAL AND ONLY ACT ITs KIN §@ 2 ADMISSIO TAX ...

... portunity of ving the unique cp ‘iewing the great official way film, “The Battle of the Somme,” which the cost, Playhouse management have secure d at great ‘The Battle of the Somme” is the great- est moving picture in the world, the greatest that has ever ...

... scholar, and soldier, will ick readers. Mr have special interest for Berw n he fell in the Noel Hodgson was only 23 whe! battle of the Somme, on July Ist. But he had lived long eno ugh not only for the display of high promise, but also for no slight a .1eve- ...

... most dangerous work of the trench mortar. He has been in several important engagements also in the majority of the battles on the Somme. In civil life Sergeant Sanderson was employed Anchor Mil! in the counting of the (Messra Clark and Co.) He was educated ...

... soldiers, an Englishman and a High lander, were sitting in a picture house not a hundre.! miles from Glasgow, when the Battle of the Somme fiim was being shown. At the part when you see the English regiments going over the parapet the (English eoldier said— ...

... phrases in the war. The writer, who was third and youngest son of the Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich, fell in the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916. That he would have made, had he lived, a name of note in the world of poetry cannot be doubted anyone ...

... attention everywhere. “The Battle of has ever seen. prove the most inspiring way picture the world ¢ is a noble and wonde:ful record of the great autumn battle, and is even more interesting than the picture “The Battle of the Somme.” The pictures have been ...

... years of age, joining the Tyneside Scottish in November 191b, and but for is age would have taken part in the great battle of the Somme in the beginning of July 1916. He crossed for France the following December, and was transferred to the and recent events ...

... ASHINGTON LAD WOUNDED. Tliis is a photo of Private J. R. Douglas, of the N.F., who was wounded tue battle of the Somme on November last year. He was sent to Fisackerly Hospital, Liverpool, and then to Woolton Aux. Hospital, also at Liverpool, where he ...

... was wounded with shrapnel on July, Ist at the Battle of the Somme. After being treated at Cambridge Hospital he went out to Prance again in November and has been in a lot of heavy fighting, including the Battle of Arras where was wounded May 6th. Belford ...

... Rowley, 17 Bell Tower Place, Berwick, who has been missing since the Ist July, 1916, has died of wounds received in the battle of the Somme. In civil life Rowley, who was about thirty years of age worked as a miner at Ashington Colliery. He joined at the outbreak ...

... continued doing his bit there till granted his present leave. During bis stay abroad has come through some tough battles, including the Somme and Arras. Being a farm servant civil life, he might probably have escaped military service by seeking exemption ...