... (Mr. A. G. Granger) : The Battle of the Somme, The Circus of Fire and The Tongues of Men. HANLEY EMPIRE : The Price of Her Silence, and Swiss Army Manoeuvres. KING'S HALL, Newcastle : The Battle of the Somme. and Peg o' the Ring. HANLEY ...

... EMPIRE PICTURE PALACE, Dalton (Mr. Jack Ba . house) : The Battle of the Somme and We Singer. MILLOM RECREATIONS, LTD. (Mr. Andrew F. Fox A Welsh Singer and The Battle of Somme. VICTORIA PALACE, Ulverston : The Diam from the Sky and ...

... popularity as The attle of the Somme. ,, for the Boys at the Front. R to As the result of the collection taken last week by the i o e kton Cyclists' War Committee at the Cinema Theatre t ob e cmnection with the Battle of the Somme film, for F ace °, cigarettes ...

... films than with turns, and amongst his recent features have been An American's Home, Salvation Nell, and The Battle of the Somme. ...

... Shame, and Sidney Drew comedies attracted large auiences. Mr. Jack Sanders, at the Operetta House, had a week of The Battle of the Somme, and did record business. The Haymarket, which is under the. control of Mr. Harry Wright, whom I saw in' Glasgow the ...

... Peg o' the Ring has also caught on very well at La Scala. The Central ,Hall has a full bill, which includes The Battle of the Somme, White Gods, Exfravagance, Greed, Mice and Men, which, by the way, was starred as Men and Mice. Mr. ...

... , BATH. Somme Business. Capacity houses were experienced by both the Vaudeville and Picturedrome managements when The Battle of the Somme film was recently screened by them for three days. Indeed, it was certain that many people who were desirous ...

... them upon their return. Fighting films seem to have been popular during the week, for the programmes have included Battle of the Somme at the King Edward and Waterloo Palaces, On the Way to Gorizia at the Palace, and The Birth of a Nation at the ...

... himself in a new light, has, in fact, been a film-actor far the benefit of his people. This film does not rival the Battle of the Somme. It is not of that class. On the other hand, it is not a mere topical. It is in a class all by itself, for it lets ...

... while the Keystone, Love and Brass Buttons keeps the humour going. At St. Enoch's Mr. Lightfoot recently had The Battle of the Somme, and did well with it. For the last three days of last week His Last Challenge proved a strong attraction. The Grand ...

... Judged, Bella Donna. THE PARLIAMENT (Mr. Rutter) : Battle of the Somme, Tile Ne'er-do-Well. THE GLOBE (Mr. Gunn) : Tanqueray, Lydia Gilmore. THE NEW EMPRESS : The Battle of the Somme. THE REGENT HALL : Poor Little Peppina The Second ...

... had been booked for first run in Glasgow and Edinburgh alone. The picture will be as p9pular as its forerunner, The Battle of the Somme. Aladdin Up-to-date. The advertisement of Mr. George Baker in this issue contains these words, and a perusal of the ...