... Next Week—MON., TOES., WED. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Taken by permission of the War Odes. No verbal description can portray the mad the man at nature sad extent of modern warred* each as tide Wm discloses. It is an oaks, Ilan which should be sees by everyone ...

... the whole period of the war. There was a great crowd the NlA's, Ball. last Saturday night, to witness the 61m of the Battle of the Somme. The picture was timed to start being shown at 11 p.m.. but it did not get started till I 4.131. on Sunday morning, ...

... particularly outstanding. Moat mirth-provokingis the comedy A Riddle of Enemas. On Monday and two following nights, the Battle of the Somme will be shown. It requires no words to commend it. Already the bookings are heavy, and wits should be secured at once ...

... on the market. W hy_•• PAULLNg. Part b. POI 0' THE Part & Put 2. 'y w ins Soou —The Great British Wheal film, • The Battle of the Somme. This will be your only &aut.* of this Film in this district, so book your mats early as they are being booked ap feat ...

... they would not touch tho coal •gain. • BATTLE THE SOMME.’—Armadale people this week have had an opportunity during the first three daya of the week of witnessing the British official picture of the battle of Somme in one of the cinema houses. The opportunity ...

... shown is entitled His.lleart,His Hand, and His Sword. Many seats have already been booked forth@ great picture, The Battle of the Somme, which will visit the Picture House early next month. Next week we are to have a visit from our old favourite, A. J ...