... at Keighley in the picture theatres. At the Picture House and the Cosy Corner there were big audiences viewing The Battle of the Somme, and possibly the police regarded the occasion as a fine opportunity of carrying out their work amongst a big crowd ...

... THE WEEK. derful picture, Battle of the Somme, have now returned to London with another big batch of films of the great advance. The Gaumont Film Hire Service announce that they are issuing a number of two-reel Trans- Atlantic comedies, in sets of twelve ...

... great Vita production, The Law Decides, was given. A fuller review of this subject will appear next week. The Battle of the Somme, which. Messrs. Jury are handling here, has given the staff plenty of work, and they could easily have placed three ...

... and The Great Pi e to. ture have been remarkably successful. Both ft h Howden, and Mr. Hague are showing the Battle of Howden, Somme film at their respective houses very and record business is anticipated Latest Features. ;ough t ' THE SCALA (Mr ...

... now and then, and must of necessity be then screened by their more conservative opposition. Take 'the case of The Battle of the Somme film s which everybody had to try to make early dates for. We venture to assert that 'there was :not a renting house ...

... 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 ...

... greatest possible praise. The length of the film is about 2,500 ft., and the conditions of booking similar to that of the Battle of the Somme—an open market exclusive, so to speak. We are indebted to Mr. Ernest Blake, of Kodak, Limited, for the very interesting ...

... Beach (Mr. Barrett) : The Black Ring. THE CENTRAL BEACH CINEMA (Mr. Matt. Beresford) : The Sweater and The Battle of the Somme. THE WINTER GARDENS PICTURES (Managing Director, Mr. Jno. R. Huddlestone) : The Foundling and Thy Neighbour's ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Bennett's Great Adventure, with Heniv Ainley in the principal role, and Wilkie Collins' The Moonstone. Th e Battle of the Somme and Mary Pickford in Poor Little Peppina are two good favourites secured Alr• J. Beck, of the Waterloo and King ...

... , 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 ...