... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The ial Verriiit the War Office. Yon have read in the newspaper, the anon. praise of picture: also What Mr lA.wd leirge has about. it. HIS MAJESTY THE KINI; hay raid that all member, of tl , e public make a, imbint of :teeing ...

... Selig Red Seal ('netted;'. 4 Part, 'I HE DIAI%IOND Fitt Al THE SKY. hapter 14--I.er t,.0 and _Money. 5. - OFFP,TAI. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. 5 Part,. 'lw lay and Friday at. 4.30. 6.30. 8.30: Saturday at 2.30. 4.30. 6.30. 3.30. 4th Crest Erie•de of PEG 0' ...

... the Carter Lad, Ilscrrasios An Iron Cross, Sour,— There's a Long, Long Trail, DANCE— The Irish Jig, SONG— The Battle of the Somme, Dtrr— Jlmmy and Maggie. SONG— When I'm a Man, Soso— Sanely Boy, DANCE— Sailor's Hornpipe, Sose.— In Britain ...

... SINGING HEARTS. There is something strangely inhuman in the aspect of a battle watched from the edge of its furnace fires (says Philip Gibbs in describing the battle at the Somme), or even as I stood watching it within the crescent of our guns. Batfraliono ...

... should not muckier the Battle of Loris a failure. It. Scotland they would take a great interest in it because the brunt of the fighting had been by Scottish soldi e r s . (Applau se .) In the first place. one reason why the battle was not a failure—although ...

... thrilling episode of The Perils of Pauline. Next week that wonderful record of the fighting at the front. The Battle of the Somme. which had sorb a long and sue. cearshil ruin in Edinleinrh. will he shown. There will, of course, he crowded attendances ...

... were in his power he would take all the people of the country to the front to follow up our brave men one day in the Battle of the Somme. and they would erme hack blessing God for having such lads to protect them. A fact that hadn't been in the papers was ...