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... Lecturer at Leeds University, is a skilful and discerning editor, even if he does make one wince by referring to the battles of the Somme and Passchendaele as “fiascos”. To: Fiona Fraser,‘}!?tchards, 50 Gordon Street, Glasgow G 1 3PU. Please reserve me ...
... by Poulenc, Villa Lobos and Mozart. On the theatre front, Not About Heroes commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. Student group Fifth Column present Stephen McDonald’s moving dramatisation of the relationship between war poets Wilfred ...
... rockets in 90 seconds with each rocket containing 644 bomblets. Only then will the armoured battle groups begin the first assault, the so-called “break-in” battle, while the flanking attack swings out to the west of the fortifications along the Kuwaiti ...
... doubt the .::d for questioning .. . official policy nmg. remem.« ‘ber that last week saw the 75th an- niversary of the Battle of the ¢ Somme. Chris Frew ...
... April 25; British Coalition omnqn'onm.a: 26; second Battle of use of gas 1918 Evacuation of Gdlgolleomplmd. Jan 8; Sinn Fein rising in Ireland, April 24; Kitchener drowned, June 5; Battle of the Somme, July 1-Nov 13; Ramsay and M W L@ndlmmeon metargon; ...
... Old Mania Productions, Venue 6, Celtic Lodge, until September 5, £3.50 (£3). Bedfordshire Youth Theatre examine the Battle of the Somme. @ 6.15 pm (7.45) The Two Noble Kinsmen Oxford on the Hill, Venue 82, Southside '92, Southside Community Centre, until ...
... o TR o L Bt s . A e L e )y Sre e o 0 NN i e R R ; A 0 S o & — ‘ £3.50 (£3). Bedfordshire Youth Theatre examine the Battle of the Somme. ® 6.10 pm (7.50) Double Concerto Cygnet Theatre, Venue 36, Festival Club, until August 29 (not August 25,27), £4.50 ...
... Richard Demarco Gallery, today only, £2 Bedfordshire Youth Theatre examine the (£1). A conference discussing the new Battle of the Somme. relationships and developments in ® 6.15 pm (7.45) The Monologues contemporary European theatre. Venue 4, St. Columba's ...
... the blood. Though fr -0y Dumn 1s clearly no histonan, this does not restrain him from giving us his version of the Battle of the Somme, chiefly so that he can get around to Siegfried Sassoon’s dicky heart and launch into a lengthy discourse on a condition ...
... battalions of the Highland Light Infantry. If any reader has any photos or stories relating to these battalions in the battle of the Somme I would like to hear from them, especially any veterans who may still be alive. Charles McDonald, 61 Whitby Street, ...
... known at home, in Birmingham or Manchester or Glas-80w, but a nightmarish culmination.” Barker points out that the Battle of the Somme, was started by knocking a football over the trenches and dribbling it down the line. She still finds the image astonishing ...
... more moving than the strobe lighting and astroturf trenches of The Big Picnic could ever hope to be. R During the 1916 battle of the Somme, Burnett waited for days in a front line of troops to attack a German defence position. “They put men in shoulder to ...