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... KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. News flondwieh on Thursday morning that Pvt. Herbert J. Langley. Royal Wept Kent only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Langley, of Strand-street, Sandwich. was killed on Saturday at the early port of advance. Deceased was for ...
... , received waive of the death of their eon. Pris .4. Sorinuott. City of London if••••• 1 1 at Morval in w. L the battle , of the Somme. lie oa. first ana and his • I t . Eft - • ; r ' - • • ; * ...
... ASHFORD. MONDAY . , SEPTEMBER And during the Week. THE ORCATEST FILM EVER SEEN, 'BATTLE OF TIIE SOMME, IN FIVE PARTS, -- ONE Snort!) MISS SEEING THIS REMARKABLE FILM. ACTUAL BATTLE SCENES. TAKEN ON THE YIELD, by penra>aiott ol the War TIMES OP SHOWING: 3.30 ...
... Horpital or- Badges admitted free. • CINEMA DE Adjoining Railway Station, ASHFORD. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER And during the Week. BATTLE OF TIIE SOMME.' TIMES OF SHOWING: 3.30 p.m.. 6 p m.. and 8.50 p.m. Daily. Shown at Windsor Castle he Royal Command. The Eine eays: ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME..—A reference to our front will show that patrons of that popular cinema, St. George's Theatre. Canterbury. will next Week have an opportunity to view the official war film sanctioned by the War Office. The Battle of the Somme ...
... sL—Herbert and Co., Pawn 'Rai Ash• (ord.—Advt. CANTERBURY. E KING VISITS HIS ARMlES—Following up the splendid film of the Battle of the Somme at the St. George's Theatre (near the Cattle Market) the Manager has for next week another great attraction, by showing ...
... Naval Air Service. I Islamises Thorn's Herbert Kesby, the Bufis, who was killed In action on September 15th at the battle of the Somme, was the fourth son of Colour-Sergeant J. W. Kesby. late of the Buffs, and now residing at Bell Farm, Bmarden, lieutenant ...
... August 40th. BATTLE THE SOMME. —The manage• as the Royal Cinema ae Lute, adjoining the railway stauon, ha:e secured at great ex pease the vole rights for Ashford for the production of the greatest film ever produced. The Battle of the Somme in parts. This ...