... during the week com- mencing ( etober 16 patrons will have an rity of witnessing the rem arkable film of t portur he “ Battle of the Somme.” WEND . {Cloatinned Ufrom Page 6) Mr. A. pe Guests. — On he Garde Républi- caine were the guests Thursday the Band ...

... Fourth German Corp., thinks of the Britiab Army is revealed in the course of a voluminous document dealing with the Battle of the Somme and its Moreno, which was captured by our troops. It begins by paying • tribute to our in. fantry. saying :The English ...

... THE MARKET THEATRE. As was anticipated, the remarkable war pictures illustrating the Battle of the Somme which are being shown at the Market Theatre this week hare proved great attraction. To those who nave not yet seen this film, 6.000 feet in length ...

... ng. Our Nices are cond, to none. Call and see for yourselves. KEMSING. , THE ELECTRIC PALACE, BOROUGH GREEN. —THE BATTLE s OF THE SOMME, the film taken by ,anrangeme,nt with the War - Office will be shown at t•he above 'Theatre at 3 p.m., 6 p.m. and 8 ...

... receive the favourable support of our worthy Mayor, leading tradesman the City.” (Crotch). The Battle of the Somme. —Huge crowds are seeing ‘The Battle of the Somme at the Com Exchange this week. Matinees were given on Monday and Tuesday in addition to the ...

... of yourself r an hour or two, to look in at the Picture Theatre. The recent announcement in our columns that the Battle cf the Somme will be shewn towards the end of Novernio r has created widespread it!terest, at,d alrcariy there have been Iva] itquirics ...

... d to the oomomand of a training toner.' battalion. The =motes and children of the Horsham Union are to vitro the Battle of the Somme film. by kind invitatton of the proprietars of the Central Ball. Thr funeral of Mr. Charles Bogle& coal merchant, of ...

... proprietor The Kentish Observer, 'lho Times, etc. G. G. Barn House Hospital. Whits table. Kent. Oct. 14th. '•The Battle of the Somme '' was taken by command of the British Government, and can only be seen at the Palaie de Luxe. The Rev. Claude S. T ...

... he• fore the war began, and continued in command during the campaign, has written an interesting memorandum on the Battle of the Somme. It shows not the German Army of the German Press. but an Army reduced to the defensive, greatly bedraggled, and mainly ...

... see the war of attrition in full progress. Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett is quite open in his views. tells the results of the Battle of tho Somme to the present were he gauged merely the ground the Allies have won, why then the gams would seem ridiculously small ...

... excellent quality and the screen- and support of the ing of the pictures perfect. if Authorities. i | Battle of the Somme was OCTOBER 1916 “The Battle of the Somme’ was Government, and can only be seen taken by command of the British at the Palais de Luxe. he ...

... pictures that they may have some Idea of what the Army is doin*, and what War means. The Whitstable Public will see The Battle of the Somme at the Palais de Luxe, and no other theatre in Whitstable allowed to show this Government picture until have finished ...