... John Macdonald. Scaforths, who is m action. . . 1 also the from with his battalion. Sergeant The cinema film of the battle of the Somme Ldoa Grunt well known in this John Macdonald was janitor in the the Pakutc on Wednesday, trmt having acted locum for ...

... date a film which for the past four week* ha* been causing quite a sensation in all the larger towns and cities. “The Battle of the Somme” has been pronounced “the greatest picture in the world.” No written doicription eye-witness, however graphic pen. no ...

... Commanding. The Palace. The greatest public intt•resf ass manifested in tho exhibition of the famous aar film. The Battle of the Somme. at the Palace on Tuesday. At the first perforwance there was a crowded attendance. which included the wounded sokliers ...

... Aberdeenshire Rad Cross War Fund should be sent to Mr Wm. Smith, Canada nous*, 201 Union Street, Aberdeen. 111.:STLY.—TlIE BATTLE OF THE SOMME —This nowt picture as was to be eitp.cted, drew bug crowds to the Palace no Monday. t here wee boor houses advertised ...

... Children—to First House on Wednesdays and on Saturday Afternoons—ld. On MONDAY FIRST, 9ra °crew, the (heat Battle Picture, THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Four Performances-2.15, 4.15, 7 and 9. Pricee-6d, ls, and is 6d. For Full Particulars see .large Bills ...

... excess and that. before a serious accident °colt-. the Town Council would he exceedingly to their previous decision. The Battle of the Somme. Readers need hardly reminded that this great war tilm is t t he exhibited at Keith Picture Palace on Tuesday first ...

... Johnston a =one, X X SUOKIIL X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The total number of German prisoners taken by tie French in the two battles of the Somme and Verdun up to September 18 was 05,800. Notice is given by the Admiralty that no other them those of British nationality ...

... the-jr -green which passed off enjoy ably. Monday the managers of the Palace Cinema are present that historic film Tho Battle of die Somm,-.” The engagement for one day only, and four shows are to given.. There are .dready that all to largely patronised ...

... the West rather than the East that we should inclined to look for them. * * * In all the battles of the war, and in none more so than the great struggle on the Somme, by which all previous records have been broken, the immense part which artillery plays ...

... line from which our army advanced that morning. You feel, when yon see it, the thrill of the first moment of the long battle of the Somme—the subaltern giving the word his men, and himself springing first out of the trench, and falling almost at once, and ...