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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 90, 13 October 1916, Page 2

THE BATTLE OF THE SQMME. THE FIRST AND ONLY FILMS OF THE " BIG PUSH." Taken by the British Government in order to show the Nation and Neutrals the manner in which the Hun is being slowly but surely battered to his knees by the 16in Howitzers of the once "contemptible little army," and its glorious- and f.teadfast Allies. MR. LLOYD GEORGE Said: " See that this picture which is in itself an epic of self-sacrifice and gallantry, REACHES EVERYONE !" In compliance with this order— FORTY OE LONDON'S LARGEST CINEMAS Screened These Films Simultaneously. Hundreds of copies were sent all over England causing unbounded excitement and enthusiasm. GRIM! FASCINATING! GLORIOUS! An awe-inspiring reproduction of the terrific events in which our Sons, our Brothers, our Heroes all, are magnificently playing their parts this day. *NO NEED TO ASK: ARE YOU COMING?— COULD YOU KEEP AWAY? KIN-G'S TO-MORROW. AT THE MATINEE. Prices: .2s and la. Plan at The Bristol, 2s. No booking fee. Children, HaH. Special Supporting Programme includes "Picture Trip to Rotorua."

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