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... express the unbounded gratifcndw which every Ballymena man must at this time feel for the friends at home. When tbe battle of the Somme takes its place the story of this great war the deeds which the Ulster Division accomplished will adorn the pages history ...
... understand the management propose bringing the earliest opportunity the most wonderful film in history, picturing the battle of the Somme. This comfortable building is sure attract large houses during the oomiog season. Considerable interest is being taken ...
... Wednesday. In the large battle of the Somme the honours fall the French (who are said to have an entirely new army engaged). North of the river they have pushed far past Forest and licked up their line on each side ol the Somme the capture of Omieoourt ...
... ANOTHER BATTLE ON THE SOMME. allies advance nearly a OVER 1,000 PRISONERS TAKEN. ...
... Picture House, Mill Street. •' THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.” The Battle cf the Somme/’ ha« been aptly described a« the greatest moving picture in the world.” It k an amazing production, and consists five lengthy parte- The film depicts incidents of the actual ...
... requested assemble in the Protestant Hall at 5-30 p.m. The collection in aid the Lord Enniskillen Memorial Fund. The Battle of the Somme film, in five parts, will be shown at the Picture House, Mill Street, Thursday Friday, and Saturday next. these dates ...
... Robert Thompson, beloved ho*baud of Mary Thompson, aged years. Deeply Regretted. PUBLIC NOTICES OFFIOIAt- WAR FILM. The Battle of the Somme (Ht« Ptrti), WHX B* SHOWS THB PICTUES HOUSE, Ballymena, THURSDAY, 9th HOV., »E 7 9 o’dook, FRIDAY, 10th NOV., (SjwoUl ...
... John Ritchie, second eon of the Carn- late Mr. John Ritchie, coagh, Ballymena, that he was killed in action at the battle of the Somme, on 15th September. Private Ritchie in June 25 1909. He was a regular attender of the Rev. Patton’s Church, Cloughwater ...
... James Watson, Gilmore Street, Harryville, was home on a few days’ leave recently. Pte. Watson came through the big battle at the Somme on the Ist July without receiving a but his brother, Private Charles Watson, of the same regi- ment, was wounded, and ...
... for East Antrim), who was given the command of his old regiment, the Trish Guards. He took part in the opening of the battle of the Somme on Ist July last, when his battalion earned great distinction, the honours won on this occasion including the Victoria ...