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... Film, and THE GERMAN RETREAT. in FOUR PARTS. Shown at 4, 7 and 10 Daily. “, . . even greater success than the great ‘Battle of the Somme.’ — Evening News. ...
... war he was corporal die machine gun section of the Queen Victoria Rifles, sand ,loiter gained a commission. A* the battle of the Somme he wee promoted to a captaincy. ...
... telephonic system constructed by the Royal Engineers in France “The A / * enemy aso employs carrier pigeons. During the Battle of the Somme an po.es and w.res,” he writes, are in ever, as good as ZTo, home. There are occasions, however, when Nature supersedes ...
... Office Official film which ought, in point of k e rlt, to be an even greater success than The Battle of the Somme ' lch drew millions to see it. ' The Battle of Arras 'is the greatest eture of the war so far.—Weekly Despatch. —The People Altogether ...
... of Peronne. It lay just behind that part of the German lines which was opposed to General Fayolle's army during the Battle of the Somme, and suffered terribly in the fierce fighting which took place south of Peronne. In the spring of 1917, 1C retreating ...
... Office official film, which ought, in point of merit, to be an even greater success than the Battle of the Somme, which drew millions to see it. The Battle of Arras is the greatest picture of the war so far. Weekly Dispatch. Altogether a picture not ...
... the right leg and knee. He joined the Colours in April, 1915, and has bees in France for two years, going through the battle of the Somme without a hurt. He has oneyounger brother in the Royal Marine Light Infantry, who was wounded last year, but has now ...
... fighting for the possession of Vimy Ridge, and received treatment in France. He was wounded a second time during the battle of the Somme. and brought fur medical attention to Clacton. Private Young was again sent out with a draft to France in March of this ...
... In 1915 they took part in the Loos attack, and .captured 600 oneri, breaking through three German . lines. In the Battle of the Somme they again covered themselvep with glory. In short, if there was any glory in war, the London Scottish had won it. ...
... the great of the infantry Cr. Battalions of Stosatruppen' i s sren in existence for at least a year. During the battle of the Somme the enemy • hazi forniations of this kind, which were attached to the various; army commands., and which served at training ...
... Leen scholars. Mr. .:. Wicher, one •i the promisingl teachers. it was regretted had been killed in action during the battle of the Somme, sna an old scholar, Will Dawson. was reported missing. In all. 19 teachera and 17 scholars w. e serving in the forces ...
... to believe that any bombardment could surpass in power and spectacular effect that which ushered in the Battle of the Somme a year ago or the Battle of Arras last April, but unquestionably this morning's bombardment did so. It was terrific beyond words ...