The Victoria Theatre was again crowded to over flowing last night when the official films of the Battle of the Somme were shown for the second time. These pictures are beautifully clear, and they give a wonderfully realistic impression of what the actual fighting on the Western Front is like. They show war in all its horror and grimness, but they also reveal the cheery courage and irrepressible bravery of our gallant troops. Apart from the actual attacks and wounded, one of the most interesting aspects of film is the insight which it gives into the work of guns big and small, and the illustrations of the bombardments by huge Howitzers supply ample testimony to British superiority in this regard. Tonight, they are being screened for the last time.