AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 43, 15 February 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Notwithstanding that the elements were somewhat severe, -a fair house greeted the pictures at Bernard’s last evening, when the programme submitted was much enjoyed by the patrons. To-night a big change takes place, when a new set of films will be shown The Collection for to-night comprises dramas of the highest merit, notably “The Tribe’s Penalty,” an Indian picture' of the first water, showing the excellent laws of the supposedly ignorant savage. ‘‘Van Bibble’s Experiment,” “The Blind Princess and fu Poet,” a- fine dressy land pathetic film, “Indian Brothers,” a great exciting Western American picture in, Producing some very fine cowboy horsemanship and shooting. The scenics include “British North Borneo” and “Cod Fishing”—“Prague” being in the lead for picturesqucncss. The comics are , “Tent Village,” “Tur Second Honeymoon,” and “Hilda’s Loveifs.’,’. There is also 1000 feet of the latest 1 world’s topical budget, bringing forward 30 of the world’s latest incidents, accidents, and novelties.