... on steadily. Yesterday morning the general situation was as follows: The British Headquarters noted that since the Battle o: the Somme began the Germans facing the British had received large reinforcements. The new British positions were strongly attacked ...

... FILM, Next week patrons of the theatre are to have the privilege of witneraing the historic and wonderful picture, The Battle of the Somme:* It is almost superluouN to add that this film has caused a great sensation wherever it has been screened. Filled with ...

... THE ELECTRA PALACE. As anticipated, large crouds have witneiied that wonderful film The Battle of the Somme full description of which appears on isge ; during the week, end at every time of showing large numbers have had to be refused admission. On Thursday ...

... and a fine scenic picture. Patrons of this theatre are looking forward to the production of the historic film of the Battle of the Somme, which has been booked for the beginnine Sept. 18, the first date on which it is available for Oxford. GEORGE ST. C ...

... and Episode No. 7of The Girl of Island, as well as A Lucky Tumble His Almost Doped. week the great war film. The Battle of the Somme, will he shown. people who have only suffirient leisure to are this one item may be glad to know that the film will ...

... that the film surpasses that of the Battle of the Somme in interest, for that ci course came home to British folk as no Olin about even an allied army could do; but it is more picturesque and startling than the Somme film, and it is assuredly one of the ...

... featuring Cyril Maude. called The Greater Will. •' On fleet. 18, few one week, there la to be the great war showing Battle of the Somme. - This may be fairly described as the moot miring picture of actual warfare ever presented to a piotare theatre audianea ...

... tertus to the great loos sustained by the college in the death of Lieutenant P. G. Sinimon& in the early dap of the Battle of the Somme in July. The Rev. Henry de Is (our do Brisay, aged 84, of Bradtuore Road, Oxfordf formerly vicar of Tettenhall, Staffs ...

... Realities of War. THE SOMME FII.M AT OXFORD. At Oxford's two leading picture theatres the Electra Palace and the George Street Cinema — an eager and deeply-moved public have been able this week to see the historic Battle of the Somme as it has been actually ...

... F. bl._NhumMe. Colonel F. N. Mande, who is to lecture on The Battle of the Somme at Taphonse's Rooms next Thursday, is one of the best-known military critics of the day. Long before the present war ass thought of he was fatuous MS the author of a number ...

... being three for 22. No less than 81..wounileil heroes from the Rase Hospital—nearly all of whom, had fought in the Battle of the Somme--catne to see the play, and were entertained to tea hy the Oxford City Cricket and Bowls Club, while they were alsu ...