AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 21, 8 January 1912, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. A fairly large audience witnessed :lle last of the programme at Bernard’s Pictures on Saturday when lie collection of pictures screened werei hu'cjr’appreciated.'' -•'"••I v/jo! mri ■ To-night another ' big change Lakes: place, iylion the picture, taken, at-the HtluUn" Axemen’s Carnival, will -be ih’own for the first time. This film s very clear and distinct—in factp me can recognise oneself enjoying the proceedings. It not only shows tho champion chopping matches to advantage, out the arrival of the express rain at the station, the crowds on ileasure bent, various spots of interst in the town, and a real good kino, iow of the sentinel, Mt. Egmont. In fact, it is the best picture ever aken in the dominion. A large collection of now star dranatic, comic, scenic, and industrial ilms will also be screened, forming a fig programme. On Wednesday, another big drama mtitled, “For Her Country’s Sake,” vill be included in the bill. Tho Vxomon’s Carnival will only be shown for two nights. The management >ave Capt. Starlight hooked to appear m Monday, loth—a huge Australian nishranging picture some 4000 ft. in ength. THE ELECTRIC PICTURES. Tho proprietors of the Electric Pichires have decided to show another .mporb programme of tho latest and best pictures in the Town Hall, Stratford, to-morrow (Tuesday evening), when the first series of war pic'ures, direct from Tripoli, will he iliown and a large and varied programme of complete novelties. Dc;pite the short notice, the popularity if this excellent picture entertainment diould ensure a good house.