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... The Renovating Tailoring Co., ~. . EMPIRE PICTURE HOUSE MONDAY, 18th, 19th. and 2Dth SEPT. 1616. FOR ONE WEEK. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME OFFICIAL PICTURE of the BRITISH ARMY In FRANCE. Taken by Arningemeat with Hie WAR OFFICE. pad trader their DIRECTION ...
... lath. •nd Daring the Week. On Show Full Week and SPECIAL MATIN: On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 3. BRITISH OFFICIAL BATTLE IF THE SOMME Official Picture of the British Army in France taken by Arrangement of the W..ir Office an Aireler their Direction. ...
... (Friday), there is a matinee showing The Battle of the Somme. PALACE. Crowded houses nightly at the Palace is the report for this week. We congratulate them. Besides the great picture, The Battle of the Somme, there has been all week a most enjoyable ...
... Louis First World War, the honour be i ng bestowed Upon hi m posiumously for continuing to attend the wounded at the Battle of the Somme, while himself mortally wounded. His name is commemorated in the Dr Henry prize for medicine at the University of Glasgow ...
... Turkish Army in the days of the grCat Saladin and the Crusades had been handed down. Freyberg won his V.C. during the battle of the Somme when, although four times wounded, he led his men against 'the village of Beaucourt, capturing it with. 500 Germans ...
... deepotchre for gallantry and distinguished eondnet in the field. He was seriously wounded in September, 1919, at the battle of the Somme, and creates] 0.8. E., Military Division. in June. 1919 Ile won the Mona Star in 1914 holds the British War Medal, Allied ...
... taken them from Southampton to France where they settled above Albert on the Somme. Their job had been the construction of trenches in the front line. The Battle of the Somme had commenced on Ist July, 1916, and had caused the British Army its heaviest ...
... fought in Gallipoli and France, that he had ' been granted a commission in the army, and that he had been wounded at the Battle of the Somme in September. He fUrther stated that he had recently been discharged from hospital, and had been summoned before the ...
... British advance, have engaged German reginienta which might otherwise have been' Wilfted to the flanks of our Ally. The battle of the Somme has emphatically demonstrated British organisation to be markedly superior, in one very important respect, to that of ...
... hundred years. The guns and muskets of Waterloo were mere sucking-doves eunipt:rd with the inferno of artillery in the battle of the Somme. Even gun-powder, mighty though it is, :a only a dwarf amongst the Wass of expladves like nitro-glycerine, gumoettoa„pieri ...
... World War to the civil war in Northern Ireland The oldest patient is 96-year-old Paddy Bennison who lost a leg in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 The hospital also has 54 cottages set in grounds on the banks of the Clyde Said Deacon Convener Rubie: We were ...
... fall of laughterinaking ecouplif•atious, with The Mystery of the Orand Hotel, and others. The great picture, The Battle' of the Somme, is to be exhibited all next week, This is the official picture of the British Army in Prone winch was taken by ...