... TUESDAY. The Battle of the Somme was resumed Yesterday with violence, and already several important successes have been achieved by the Franco- British troops. The German positions were stormed by the British on a front six miles between Combles and ...

... that your son., Pte. Kobt. M'ltean, has been posted by this llattalion missing since Ist July, the first day of the battle of the Somme. I understand that the enemy did not get any of our battalion as prisoners, and therefore- afraid, unless you have had ...

... “The Girl of Ixist Island.” Keep your eyes o|-en for the good things booked for this hall. Absolutely the best, The Battle of the Somme.” hat been booked and confirmed lor his theatre. ...

... y drawn out on the new roll the managers secured the beginning of May. Four of these ( * asterisked) fe l l in the Battle of the Somme. After almost two years of war had left us with an unbroken roll there came the black month of Ju y on each Sabbath ...

... rendered by Miss Faulds and Miss Miller, and pleasant evening was spent. ELECTRIC.—WiII patrons please note that 1 The Battle of the Somme film w.ill positively lie shown at this hall on Monday, 30th October. Seats in balcony and chairs at back area may booked ...

... of- the mazy waltz. Since your correspondent’s visit Stobhill has done him so Httlc pood, I would ask hurt to see the Battle of the Somme, new being filmed in Glasgow, and if the roll call the Seaforths, to the plaintive strains of The Flowers the Forest ...

... ”—We would again remind our readers of the big attraction this House at the end of the month, when the muchtalkedof Battle of the Somme will be screened. The film will be run for only one night, but in order that the public may have full advantage of its ...

... Out. in three parts; also a Charlie Chaplin film and the serial. “The Perils Pauline.” Coming—Second Series of The Battle of the Somme.” MUNICIPAL PICTURES—On Friday! right the hal; was again packed out the door. There was screened a first class variety ...

... special effort will lie made in this direction. Negotiations are being made for the most wonderful all pictures. The Battle of the Somme,” and Mr. Breckenridge informs us that he is likely to be successful in this matter. For Saturday first ” Two Little ...

... to its present high standard, patrons would do well not to miss this production. Owing to the great demand of ” The Battle of the Somme,” and scarcity of copies of same, this film will not be shown till Monday, 30th October, for which a special performance ...