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... BATTLE OF THE SOMME Id Part*. Official Pictures ol the British Army in France, taken by permission ol the War Office. The same prodootion that ssas shown at Windsor Castle their Majesties the King and Queen. Don’t miss these Wonderful Pictures. Thursday ...
... CINEMA ROYAL DORKING. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, AND DURING THE WHOLE THE WEEK, THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Five Parts. TAKEN BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH AND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE WAR OFFICE. THE GREATEST OFFICIAL WAR PICTURE EVER PRODUCED. HUNDREDS OF INCIDENTS ...
... A Local Commlttaa has ■ngagad tha Official War Office Films OV TWO BATTLE OF THE SOMME.. In which many *f our local men played great part. Thi» Film (aa witnessed by their Hajeeties the KING and QUEEN) will shown BUCKINGHAM TOWN HALL, Under distinguished ...
... Love , Pepper and Sweets Starnes sand Stoll. Monday, Oct. 30th.—THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. ...
... CHICHESTER. MOM>AV. AND WEDNESDAY, 2jr(l, and 25th, at 6.J5 and 8.15. ,'>! i.M.ts, MiJini.iy and Tuesday at 3 o’clock. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Star rilm, in five parts. ...
... Farces at the Front, has won the great distinction of being awarded the Military Crass for devotion to duty during the Battle of the Somme. , A l'ew..tr ti. ii , I. v ~,,,, ...
... is Taken by arrangement with the War Moe, and their direction, by The British Topical Committee for War Elms, —— — - BATTLE OF THE SOMME! Nothing more stirring than the Infantry rushing over parapet to attack.—Tietes. at (Including War Tax). Owing to tho ...
... and SAT.: The Poisoned Kiss. In 2 parts, and THE CRUCIBLE OF FATE, A Drama in 2 parts. Commencing Monday. Oct. 20th. BATTLE OF THE SOMME In 5 reels. Admission - 7d., 5d., 4d. Including Id. War Tax. Nightly from 6 to 10.30. OBILDRZWI MATINEE. SATURDAYS. ...
... received official news that her son, Pte. William Wolfe, age 19, was killed in action on September 15th, 1916, in the battle of the Somme. He joined the Army October, 1915, was sent to France on May 3rd, and was first wounded in the arm on July 24th. Mrs ...
... --0-- The announcement of the death of Pte. Stanley Cooper. of the Buffs. while fighting in the battle of the Somme, will be heard with great regret by many of his -friends. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cooper, formerly of Bexhill. After he left ...
... expressed their kind sympathy on the loss of their only son, Kingsley, who was killed in the New Zealand advance at the Battle of the Somme, Sept. 15th, in his 24th year. Owing to the large number of letters individual acknowledgement, perhaps, will be excused; ...
... had béen awarded this high distinction. The Rev. Guy Rogers is attached to the Guards, and we learn that during the battle of the Somme he went up behind tha first line, acted as a stretcher-bearer, and under very heavy shell-fire assisted to pick up several ...