... TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) and TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), THE FIRM OF GIRDLESTON. By A. CoNan Dov Lr. MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY. Battle of the Somme. Five Reels. THURSDAY. SONS OF SATAN. PRICES OF ADMISSION (Including Cinema Tax)— 2id, 4d, 7d, and Is. SATURDAY MATINEE ...

... fighting has not yet finished.” “The artillery action continues.” *“The great battle on the Somme continues.” “The battle is taking its course.” . . . That the battle of the Somme is taking its course is no doubt, in a certain sense, more ...

... HIGH QUALITIES OF THE BRITISH SOLDIER. I venture to say that until the world’s most wonderful film, “The Battle of the Somme,” was taken no civilian in this country had anv conception of the high qualities of the British soldier. We have in all former ...

... the battle of Loos, in with whom he had worked ever since he was September, 1915. After his veturn to the a lad. He is a quiet, industrious voung front he was twice wounded during the man, whose recovery is carnestly hoped for battle of the Somme. He ...

... where he has often conducted services. “THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.”—The deepest satisfactin has been occasioned in the burgh by the announcement, to be seen in our advertising columns, that the great Somme fllm is to be screened at the local Cinema on ...

... OVER THE PARAPET. But all this changes in the film of the Battle of the Somme, and changes in the twinkling of an eye. Up come the magic words, “The Attack!” and there follows them one of the greatest things ever recorded by the cinematograph. British ...

... several wecks past the people of Stonehaven have been eagerly looking forward to the visit of the far-famed film, *The Battle of the Somme,” and it will be with feelings of considerable delight that they will receive the intimation that this film is to be ...

... be prosecuted with the greatest vigour for he next ten days or so. “THE BATTLE OF THE SoMME.”’—We would again remind our readers that the muchpraised film, ““The Battle of the Somme,” is to be screened at the Laurencekirk Cinema on Thursday, Friday, and ...

... being well patronised this week, the attraction being the Battle of the Somme. The picture is a realistic one, and has been mueh commented on as giving an excellent idea of the magnitude of the Somme operations. ...

... on holiday. For next week the Bervie Cinema is providing an attraction which is sure to be largely patronised. The Battle of the Somme is to be shown, and the accommodation is certain to be taxed to its umost. The picture is undoubtedly the greatest that ...