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... MOTHERWELL TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, i'JSI In remembrance of our dear sfln. Private, David B. Rankin, killed in the Battle of the Somme, 1916. Ever remembered. —lnserted by his father and mother. Main Street, Polmont. In loving memory of our dear son, ...
... holds the premier place. Besides these there are a number of shorter films which make an admirable programme. “The Battle of the Somme” is screened at this establishment three nights next week. See advertisement for full particulars. ...
... ever it has housed many ! ences as it has this week. ■ 'V-fo a Wednesday unprecelt p turned up to see the historical battle of the Somme,” and they a^®e d- This great picture ® Ve r c®l* of gripping scenes at j '« and brought those at before a realisation ...
... one ,eek-The latest British Official War Film-The King VWUHfc ArntieHTSefreat wince. Being fitting Royal sequel “Tlie Battle of the Somme.” ...
... a film at the Menin Gate “cinema” called “The Road to Ruin”— 15,000 feet long—every foot a thrill. Later, when the Battle of the Somme was in full swing we find “The Constalmaison Opera House’ - advertising the “great spectacular drama, entitled * “There’s ...
... Push. > 116 of the Somme” the kind once in life-time; certainly l -^ upon its like again. It it,* 1 vengeance. The film week, so that patrons who tv tr, Jot seen it have another oppor- to-night (Friday) and Saturu “The Battle of the Somme,” “Hotel Mysteries” ...
... Argyle Street, Motherwell. RANKIN.—In loving memory of our dear son, Private David B. Rankin, killed in action in the Battle of Somme, 17th August, 1916; also Wes Jim, who died at Melville Crescent, December, 1913. A cherished memory of ones dear Is oft ...
... shat) not be held responsible for any loss, damage, or delay caused by patrons not booking their seats to see “The Battle of the Somme.” (Signed) FRED NIOIIOLLS miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii ...
... Smash. THE KIN OF SCOTCH MELODY Pn iVIIiruOCD- I Popular Selections, includingp -the drunken fiddler.” . th Empire— “BATTLE OF THE SOMME,” 5 Keels. The British France, taken by permission of War Office Also Variety Programme. A? Picture..Children tin vears ...
... Millar, 103 Main Street, Bellshill, has won the Military Medal for bravery in a recent battle in France. Pte. Millar, who has seen heavy fighting in the battle of the Somme in 1916, has also been specially commended by his commanding officer and by the divisional ...
... thorough masterpiece of Chaplinism. Patrons of this popular establishment should look out for the history-making film “Battle of the Somme,” to be screened here week commencing October 2nd. ...
... WANTED— 1000 men and women to attend the Motherwell Theatre on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next, see the great film Battle of the Somme. Book your seats, come early. ~ , OOD general wanted, must be able to a hide plain cooking and small washing-Wiseman ...