... The Battle of the Somme. OFFICIAL WAR FILM AT THE PIER PAVILION. Probably the greatest achievement in | the annals of the kinematogranh world isf: the War Office film of the Battle of the | Somme. Its wonders and realism are the ! topic of the hour, and ...

... Port Erin, in memory of their son, Second-Lieutenant George A. Herdman, who was killed in action on Ist July, at the battle of the Somme. The property, which is built in Ruabon brick, and at present belongs to Mr G. L. Trustrum, consists of three lock-up ...

... PIER PAVILION. “THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.” “If the exhibition of this picture all over the world does not end war, God help civilisation.”” Thus spoke Mr Lloyd George in reference to the film of ‘‘ The Battle of the Somme,” this week being screened at ...

... DRINKWATER MEETS \VITH o Castletows, . ACCIDENT. end. | Lieut. J. Roddam Drinkwater; R.F.A., who has been through the battle of the Somme, has met with an accident while on active service, and is at present in the Military Hospital at Oxford. His conditicn ...

... exhibiticn next week one of the most widely discussed fiims as yet presented to the British public. The srreening of the ‘° Battle of the Somme” picture at this house secured crowded audiences, and it goes without saving that Dofglas people are almost as much ...

... and nephew of High-Bailiff J. S. Gell. KlLLlP.—September 12th, from gun-shot wounds in the head, received during the Battle of the Somme, Robert Henry, youngest son of the late John Killip, Ballacollister, Lonan, aged 26 years. WALKER.—KiIIed in action ...