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... homage the Press of the world has paid to them. l'aut, my lord, the battle of the Somme is destined to produce other results. At Verdun we were defending ourselves desperately. On the Somme our allies and we are attacking resolutely, and we shall succeed ...
... dead, and that the manhood of the country Is prepared to assert itself. MATT 'S OF MOMZIT The second stage of the Ebb battle of the Somme, Flew. which may be aid to have commenced two days ago, is proceeding with varying fortunes. The first stage was eminently ...
... Oore-Booth (Connives Marc levies). SOMME BATTLE FILMED. A Perks of films privately exhibited at the Reels Theatre yesterday dealing with the battle of the Somme show for the first time in this country on the *crews an actual battle in ...
... THE SOMME BATTLE. Is the concluding part of a despatch devoted almost exclusively to the Somme battle, Sir Douglas Haig says the enemy's power has not yet been broken, nor is it yet possible to form an estimate of the time the war may last before the ...
... the war. Von Moltke was the first, but he did not last long. WAR FILMS, The picture of the cinema theatres is the Battle of the Somme. More than 100 theatres are at present showing the film. and it is now be_ing booked up to the end of November. In ...
... destruction of the German forces than the capture of any particular town, it follows that from this point oif view the battle of the Somme has already produced magnificent results. Taken all round, the losses in this war have been enormous. A Society in ...
... Kirk, Mrs. Durham Matthews, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Gen. Webb. and Mrs. Gerald Webb. A Striking Picture.—The battle of the Somme, which is to be filmed at the Theatre Royal commencing Monday, is understood to he a most vivid and striking picture ...
... as a measure of grace. SOMME FIGHT EFFECTS. PRISONERS' LOT IMPROVES. it is pleasant to relate. says Mr. P. Curtin. The Times corresponder t, 110 has been visiting Gerpaair,', that since the 'beginning of battle of the Somme there is a mar Led improvement ...
... 6.45 TWICE NIGHTLY 9.0. ELLA SHIELDS. Slurle and Milton. O'Neill, The andns, - Fragment; from France. A !ARIES THE BATTLE OF THE SOMM E PICTURES will he shown at each Performance. THE FEMINA QUARTETTE. ...
... TO•DAY'S ENGAGEMENTS. Gaiety Theatre—' A Little Bit of Fluff, 8. Royal—Battle of the Somme, 2.30; Hippodrome, 6.45 and 9. Empire— The Lady Slavey, 6.50 and 9. Tivoli—Variety entertainments, 7 and 9. Queen's— The Insurgent Chief, or Michael Dwyer, ...
... Ganly, Sons and Co—Wed., autumn sheep sales. TO-DAY'S ENGAGEMENTS. Gaiety Theatre— A Little Bit of Fluff, 8. R.ysl—Battle of the Somme, 2.30; ViPPodrome, 6 15 and 9. Empire— The Lady Slavey, 6.50 and 9. Tivoli—Variety entertainments, 7 and 9. Queen's— ...
... demoralisation among the enemy which they had never experienced before. Their newspipers recently made out that the battles on the Somme had ended in failure for the French and British troops. This week's events have, indeed, cast the lie in their teeth ...