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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. As will be s2el by the announcement in our advertisement columns, that great picture, “The Battls of the Somme,” is to be siown at the People’s Palace (Electric Cenema) on Monday, Tusday, and Wednosday, November 20th, 21st, and ...
... “THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.” oy iPN T W R ST ‘ The magnificent Amuflxl ar film record of the great ‘;trlo on Somme proved a great attraction at the People’s Paloce Cinema. The fibn exlibited to the t‘;‘nmfulA people at home the carnage through which their ...
... ' . People’s Palace Cinema THETFORD. ‘LONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, & November 20th, 2ist, and 22nd, Battle of the Somme. TWICE EACH NIGHT, 6.30 and 8.30. MATINEE, TUESDAY, 2.30. Prices as usual-12, 7d., &d., 4d. ‘Seats can be Booked at -Mrv J. G. Brown's ...
... People’s Palace Cinema ' THETFORD. MOPAT: TORPAL TEREIRAT s Battle of the Somme. TWICE EACH NIGHT, 6.30 and 830 MATINEE, TUESDAY, 2.30. Prices as usunal—l72, 7d. 5d., 4d. ‘ Beats can be Booked at Mr. J. G. Brown's, King St. ‘ ...
... Western Front has been the vemewed aotivity of the airmen. One of the m sights of the war must have been by the aerial battle above the Somme hetween a squadron of 30 British machines and 80 or 40 German aeroplanes. The German squadyon was broken up and 15 ...
... D.CM. (3) Corporal A. Mobre, Norfolk Regiment of East Ravnham, who has been awarded the D.C.M. for gallantry in the battle of the Somme. (4) Sergeant William Parsley, Norfolk Regiment, son of ir J, C. ;ltlr_qlcy. gdl C':ltup-. Bressinghain, who has been ...
... Lowesteft trawler; (8) Corpl. Frederick Herbert, 16t Norfolks, son of Mrs. Herbert, 16, Ds&hude. Lowestoft, killed at the Battle of the Somme, July Ist; (4) Private A. A. Hicks Norfolk Regiment, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, White Dyke, Hockwold, lost on ...
... HOLDING SOMME CAPTURES. The battle of the Somme has again been. woarked by steady and enuounmng. it but slow .progress, and the week has brought fresh suc‘cesses to the Allied armis. The advance has been remarkably contipuous, having regard to the almost ...
... west.” The ““ Times says of - the situation: “Though no one, and, least of all, Sir Douglas lh;gk, expects the great battle of the Somme to partake of the character of a supreme decision, yet it had already .reached dimensions and assumed a form [Norwich ...
... all our efforts since the beginning of the great offensiwe-on the Somme, had at last fallen also. This dual success crowned ope of the most brilliant operations since the battle of the Somme-started. Combles has, for a fortnight or mh—hl-w‘ obrrt ‘before ...
... A WONDERFUL PICTURE | Don't forrvt to see that great piciurs, *“ The Battls of the Somme.” ai the People’s Palaca pest Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. This pictura differs in one essential Ixru'cular from any other war flim that has vet been produced ...