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... EMPIRE THEATRE, COVENTRY. 7 and 9. TWwWICE NIGHTLY. 7 and 9. MATINEES DAILY AT 3.0. MONDAY, SEPT. 4—ALL THE WEEK. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Official pictures of the British Army in France. Supported by on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday— HE DID AND HE DIDN'T ...
... Claybrook with Wibtoft, 1951-1963. As Rifleman Procter he won the Victoria Cross while serving with the battalion in the Battle of the Somme in 1916. On ceasing to be a major unit, its Colours were handed over to the battalion’s successor, the King’'s Company ...
... the Week (Matinees Excepted)— MADGE OSMOND, The New Style Boy. MONDAY, SEPT. 4, FOR SIX DAYS. DAILY, at 3,7, & 9. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Book Your Seats-Now. : ...
... the Week (Matinees Excepted)— MADGE OSMOND, The New St3le Boy. MONDAY, SEPT. 4, FOR SIX DAYS. DAILY, at 3,7, & 9. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Book Your Seats-Now. ...
... with the Royal Warwickshires in the first war, and saw action in the front line in France and Belgium, including the Battle of the Somme. He was wounded five times. ...
... Somme warrior dies A man who lost his legs in action at the Battle of the Somme during the First World War, Mr. Walter Sherwood Tallis, of 58 Dunchurch Road, Rugby, died on Saturday at St. Luke's Hospital after a protracted illness. He was 73. Mr. Tallis ...
... military medal for conspicuous gallantry at the Battle of the Somme. He is the youngest of three sons who juined the colours at the outbreak of War. The eldest (Corpl. John Rose (Warwicks) , was killed at the Battle of Neuve Chapelle; and the second, Private ...
... work should soon make him a favourite with English readers. Sir A. Conan Doyle concludes his detailed account of the Battle of the Somme in 1916-— the first portion of which attracted so much attention in last month’s issue—ard emphasises its decisive ...
... % France was the first * person, male or female, » to wear high heels. » THE battle with the * greatest number of mili- : tary casualties was the » first Battle of the Somme in the First World War. 4 1,043,896 soldiers died » of which 419,654 were % British ...
... trade agpnmncesfup but left in August, 1914, for service with the Royal Artillery, being wounded in the foot during the Battle of the Somme in in 1916. On bu# demobilised in Fcbnma. 1916, Mr. Jones returned to the works, completed his apptuucm ip, and then ...
... completed his contract he volunteered for service in the 1914-18 war and joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. During the battle of the Somme he was captured, and for the remainder of hostilities was a prisoner of war. On his return he commenced in his old trade ...
... The Empire. A very fine series of pictures depicting scenes in the Battle of the Somme have been screened at the Empire Theatre, Coventry, this week. Apart from the entertaining character of the pictures, they are serving a useful purpose in bringing ...