Berlin, Nov. 19.
Two of Berlin's leading theatres announced yesterday that effective immediately, evening performances would begin at 5.15 p.m. and end about 8 pin.
"Moving of the evening shows ahead almost two hours was regarded here as a result of the unusually heavy British air raids on Berlin in the past ten days, In most of these raids late theatre crowds were caught in the streets.
Evening performances at all theatres, it was recalled, were advanced j from 9 p.m. to 7 p.m. only five weeks ago—United Press, Long Range Guns Located An English South-east Coast Port, Nov. 19.
RAF. bombers, facing a. roaring south-westerly gale, attacked German long range gun emplacements at Cape Gris Nez shortly after dawn l. yesterday.
Observers in the Dover area saw bomb flashes along the French coast.
The German positions of at least twenty-four long range guns on the French coast between Calais and Boulogne have been established, it was said. Some of the guns had been taken from the Maginot Line, it was believed.
'A battery of eight fourteen inch weapons have been located east of the Cape Gris Nez lighthouse, and other heavy guns westward of Calais, towns for nearly an hour yesterday afternoon, as British and German long range weapons duelled across the Straits of Dover through a thick pip from a great height its main
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