... EMPIRE THEATRE, COVENTRY. 7 and 9. TWwWICE NIGHTLY. 7 and 9. MATINEES DAILY AT 3.0. MONDAY, SEPT. 4—ALL THE WEEK. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Official pictures of the British Army in France. Supported by on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday— HE DID AND HE DIDN'T ...

... the Week (Matinees Excepted)— MADGE OSMOND, The New Style Boy. MONDAY, SEPT. 4, FOR SIX DAYS. DAILY, at 3,7, & 9. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Book Your Seats-Now. : ...

... the Week (Matinees Excepted)— MADGE OSMOND, The New St3le Boy. MONDAY, SEPT. 4, FOR SIX DAYS. DAILY, at 3,7, & 9. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Book Your Seats-Now. ...

... military medal for conspicuous gallantry at the Battle of the Somme. He is the youngest of three sons who juined the colours at the outbreak of War. The eldest (Corpl. John Rose (Warwicks) , was killed at the Battle of Neuve Chapelle; and the second, Private ...

... Coventry, have been informed that their son, Gunner E. Deely, R.F.A., was wounded by shrapnel in the thigh in the Battle of the Somme. He is now in a Liverpool hospital. Before enlisting he was employed at the Swift works, AR MR e B R S % 'k{’;it%@.::a ...

... The Empire Theatre, The official pictorial story of the Battle of the Somme which is being shown thrice daily at the Empire Theatre is attracting record bouses. The object of giving every publicity to the picture is to bring home to the munition workers ...

... hasfallen in action. He went to France in August, 1914, gained the D.C.M. in August of last year, and lost his life in the battle of the Somme. He had been through a lot of hard fighting. His age was 23, and he was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Burton, 171 ...

... Sir Douglas Haig’s Dispatches. : Sir Douglas Haig's detailed dispatches on the battles of the Somme will, it is thought; be published on or about January 1. ‘They witll furnish some of the most absorbing war reading we've had yet. ...