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NZ Truth, Issue 604, 13 January 1917, Page 6

The ex-Premier of Great 'RrifrgJn uses the official headquarters pronunciation of the names of villages on the Svmme front, and it may interest you to know, the London correspondent of the "Sheffield Telegraph" wrttes, that In his review of the situation last week, he called • Thiepval Ti-epval, Ginchy Jinchy, and sounded the final V In Flers and Le .Sars. He also says "Saloneeka" with the accent- on the "neck." But one would expect tbat of a great classical scholar. •

[fiXiLiniris WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY* > JANUARY 16, ; v Wanganui His Majesty** ,- Theatre Mary Pickford ia "' . •UTTLE PAL" ' ' - Charlie ChADlln 1* * "ONE AitA." Everybody's Theatre *** - Dorothy Gish and Owen ICm* 'm ■■■-■•>■; M A MODERN JOAN OF ARC" -THE DARKEST HOUR" .- 't... (Stingaree Btfiry) ' Napier Hay ward's Pictures Empire Theatre Bessie Barrtscale m ~~ -THE PAYMENT" "HONOR THY NAME" Starring Louise Glaum Feilding Lyceum Theatre -THE BUGLE CALL" Triangle play. "PERILB OF TEMPTATION" Palmerston North Kosy Palace Everybody's Charlie Chaplin la • "ONE A.M." Lilian Gish In "DAPHNE^ND THE PIRATE"' Petone Grand Theatre "BATTLE CRY OF PEACE" Douglas Fairbanks In ' "THE HALF-BREED" _„ Dannevirke Fullers' Pictures, Town Hall Bhxncho Sweet m "THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA" Marguerite ClarU In "MICE AND MEN"