... YPRES THE STORY OF THE IMMORTAL SAL I ENT-Ely Special Request. Owing to numerous enquiries we have decided to show Ypres for one night. EVE'S FILM REVIEW. and Graphic. Neat Week: THE RAT. Book your ...

... YPRES The story of the immortal Salient. The most wonderful of all Cm?. Passed and approved by H.M. Army Council. It is a pageant of heroism showing how the Immortal salient was held by British Empire soldiers during the Great War, Full Matinee, Wednesday ...

... YPRES. - - - that Ypres is to remain unreetored as a memorial of what Belgium las suffered in ear, is hardly news. Die decision is so right that it SW= to be what we alwers If the Germane had won the war, and kept; Belgium their subject, they would probably ...

... AT YPRES. IN April. 1918, the 53rd went to Franm, and my first experiences of trench warfare was at Ypres. We then came out for the usual rest. Rumours being strong we were all coming to England for training, having lost so many men with gas. None of ...

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... - “YPRES” The Story of the Immortal Salient, the most noteworthy film of all time. ...

... AT YPRES A friend of mine has recently visited Haig House, Ypres. excellent idea.” is how he sums the scheme. The house itself comprises information bureau (which was badly needed), lounge and reading room, Indies' lounge, writing room, luncheon and tea ...

... At Ypres. This touching ceremony over, we continued our journey via Vlamertinghe to Ypres. arriving at 13kindles Hotel. near the station. at 8.45 a.m. After a hurried toilet we all did Justice to a good English breakfast, after which photographs were ...

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... YPRES. ATPRES, what visions thou raiteth 1. Of murder, destruction and rape ; Long wait thou Mind as a landmark— - A landmark of German hate. Thy countless buildings so stately, The pride of an equally proud race, Are shattered by hordes of free looters ...

... area of Ypres. The coilection includes the brass nozzle of “Jack Johnson” shell, picked by Private West in Ypres Cathedral, a small brass crucifix discovered amongst the dust of the wrecked edifice, four pieces of stained glass from one of the windows ...

... At Ypres. This touching ceremony over, we continued our journey via Vlamertinghe to Ypres, arriving at Sltindles Hotel, near the station, at 8.45 am. After a hurried toilet we all did justice to a good English breakfast, after which photographs were taken ...