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... THE WAR. SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS - TUB FRONT. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Although another big forward movement of the British end //fetich troops has bot take* plane during the week, they have not been idle. are clearing the way for an advance A glance ...
... THE WAR. SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS TM IMMIX MONT. THE BATTLE OP THE SOMME. On Wedotoday made a renewed on Bailly, and on the following day captured it. It us into a favourable poseition fur further •ovelopment cif Permute on des soeth side The Genuine ...
... And Fedi Star Pregrarnmo. WEDNESDAY The A M oIfTIOENtTi PRO onal DUCTION. And Full Star Programme. THURSDAYThe Battle of the Somme, OFFICIAL WAR FILM For particulars see Bills. Beats now Booking. FRIDAY and SATURDAY — The Menace of the Mute, • ...
... d some time ago says he naturAlly began to inquire for those villages whose names have become famous in this great battle of the Somme On either side of the road from Albert to Bapaume (a distance of nine miles) all that was left of La Boiselle, Contalmaison ...
... Shetland Goods Repository. Thursday, 12th The Battle of the Somme Official • Film THE NAIRNSHIRE TELEGRAPH, OCTOBER 3, 1916. liatrnsbire Zelegraph TUE , ;DAY, OCTOBER 3, 1916 BAD weather prevails in the Somme Valley but the latest accounts record satisfactory ...
... distinct change this week, a sparkling comedy entitled Some Boxer taking the place of the must drama. The famous The Battle of the Somme is to be shown at the Palace, for one night only, on Thursday, 12th October. Bests now be booked. Co . Tbe concert ...
... Vampire This is • magniticent and sensational production. For Thursday alionoun and evening the official Wat picture The Battle of the Somme is sure to attract ctowded audiences. There is no booking of seats for the matinee, but over one hundred seats have ...
... who received the Croix de Gnaws for a gallant act at the battle of the Somme, was presented by members of the Clan Anderson in Edinburgh with a set of bagpipes to replace those be lost in the battle. Count Reventlow urges the dismissal of the present Government ...