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... First Pertoraianee. |ThcElcctricPavilion| 4 CAMDEN ROAD. ■fr | MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, October 23rd, 24*, 25th—^ BATTLE I OF THE I SOMME SHOWING FOUR TIMES DAILY AT 3.15, 6.15, 7.45, 9.15$ A. Seats Eooked in Advance, 1/2 | THURSDAY NEXT—THREE DAYS- J ...
... EPISODE OF THE |EXPLOITS OF ELAINE* | BETWEEN TWO EPt J A Thrilling Drama in Three Partg. rCOMING MONDAY, OCT. 23- & THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME I Daily at 3. Continuous Performance 10.30. POPULAR PRICES. Skaald we any evening And it aecessary to curtail the Programme ...
... Mr. and Mrs. C. Adie, of Tunbridge Wells, ha* been invalided hogie suffering from shrapnel wounds sustained in the Battle of the Somme. He aged 20 ana an old St. John's School boy. and previous to joining the Royal Sussex was in the employ of Mr. Toop ...
... total of 30, record of which the Brotherhood is rightly very proud. BATTLE OF THE SOMME AT THE ELECTRIC PAVILION.—The official pictures issued by the War Office of the Battle of the Somme is booked at this Cinema for three days, from Monday next. This picture ...
... Booker, of Hartneld, are both in the casualty list. Bergt. Booker was wounded at and has now sustained injuries in the Battle of the Somme, to which he states that Ypres was a picnic. At the same time news has been received that his brother Percy is also ...