... PICTURE HOUSE. The great war picture “The Battle of the Somme” ie to be seen in Halifax much earlier than was at first deemed possible, and it is due to the enterprise of the Picture louse management that the opportunity has so soon come to this town ...

... Picture House. The much talked of war film, The Battle on the Somme,” proved a huge attraction at the Picture House yesterday, where from the opening of the doors a long queue was waiting admssion. There is much to interest and thrillin this remarks able ...

... manager, Mr. Webster, is shoitstaffed, he has been on the alart with his future nrogrammes. ‘The great war film, ** Battle of tho Somme,” will be shown for one week at this hou:e, from Scptember 11th. 1t ie useless to eulogise ...

... THE GREAT WAR PICTURE. ‘We understand that the great war picture. *“ The Battle on the Somme,” which has created so much interest will be seen in Halifax at one and perhaps two of the local halls, No date can at present be given, but, so far as we can ...

... exhibition of this Picture all over the world does not end - Bt - War, God help civilisation ! — Mr. Lloyd George g HE BATTLE OF THE SOMME is the greatest moving picture in the world—the greatest that has ever been produced. A great war picture, it is the ...

... K Member : Up‘t'ho chimney ? Ly The Surveyor: Yes; it is one of those old fashioned chimneys. The war film of the battle of the Somme is proving a record ‘‘ draw lorflupumzeboumlgowing {6 .. O et S Mr. Deakin, ex-Premier of the Commonwealth, wi:lll1 ...

... the exhibition of this Picture all over the world does not end War, God help civilisation | — M. Lloyd George o] HE BATTLE OF THE SOMME is the greatest moving picture in the world—the greatest that has ever been produced. A great war picture, it 4s the ...

... one of the London picture houses refuses to cxhibit the Somme battle film. Instead it preseoted a shide to its patrons with the followirg explanation : We are not showing the Battle of the Somme. This is nmfim of amusement, Not a &unbvr of Horrors. Other ...

... P. O'Brien Wounded Second-Licutenant R. O'Brien, of Halifax, and of the West Yorkshire Regiment, was wounded in the battle on the Somme on Saturday afternocn. He was taken out unconscious to the clearing station in the rear of the fighting line, suffering ...

... alive from those bombarded villages. From north to south is an irregular chain of watchful observation talloons. The battles of the Somme are mot, of course, so easily witnessed as those which can be seen from the heights around Verdun, but they are a great ...