... on July Ist. Wounded in ranee one day and in a London hospital tie* neat is a literal fact. Lord Derby says: The Battle of the Somme has etn- Ichatically demonstrated British organisation to be markedly superior, in one very important respect, to that ...

... films-of the battle of the Somme at the Scala Theatre on Thursday. Mr. Lloyd George sent the following letter : You are invited here to-day to witness by far the most important and imposing picture of the war that our staff has yet procured. The battle of the ...

... BATTLE OR THI SOMME ['i,d,uc.). 90 MINUTES OF Actual Warfare Seems !Mowing Dams et Nam Regimes!. in FM Battle 70 BE SHOWN AT TUN BROADWAY CINEMA MONDAY, AUG. ISM THANE DAYS ONLY. WALPOLE PICTURE THEATRE 111111111 DAY, AUG. 11134 TNW DAYS ONLY. ...

... sTAGGERIN G NEWS! THE MOST GIGANTIC PROGRAMME EVER SHOILSTN. : THE GREAT PUSH• THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME TAKEN BY PERMISSION OF THE WAR OFFICE. SHOWING MONDAY NEXT. 3 DAYS ONLY. I.—Showing the Fighting before Fricourt and Mametz. 4.—Clearing the Battlefield ...

... which are given had attended to see the wonderful film known after the initial wage has been paid is also as The Battle of the Somme. Taken on one which deserves some attention. • In the battlefields of France, it world place pre-war days an increment ...

... Rifles at the outbreak of war. and went to France on July Ist. 1915. He was killed in action in the great push at the battle of the Somme. exactly one year after going to the Front. Second - Lieutenant Cyril Edward Itrietyke (k'Bll. on of the late C. C. ...

... Magazine just iesued is a most interesting number. C.H.8. furnishes a graphic descrit bon of the first day of the Battle of the Somme, and a couple of pages are devoted to the doings of the Cadet Company, whilst House totes figure with the usual ...