AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 72, 21 March 1912, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. (

As usual, another large attendance assembled at His Majesty’s Theatre to witness the final screening of “The Two Orphans,” This photo drama is undoubtedly one of the best ever screened in this town, and was received with wellOnerited applause. A large lot of other pictures, all of an interesting nature, were screened in conjunction with the big drama. The programme also included three new pictures as a Wednesday part change of programme, all of which were a treat. 'lncluded was “Experimenting with Explosives.” This was really a fine film, and showed the different methods of using and the work that is accomplished, such as wall destruction, experiments with water, and showing its wonderful powers in uprooting standing trees, completely demolishing them. “The Long Skirt” was also very interesting, and was watched keenly throughout, as also was the comedy entitled “Mustang’s Love Affair.” This picture caused a good deal of laughter, it being full of funny incidents from beginning to end.'

To-night the usual biff change of programme will take place, among the new films being “Scenes in Disturbed China,” “The Express Envelope,” and “Then You’ll Remember Me,” and a host of other scenics, comics, dramas, and the usual Gazette, altogether a good programme is promised. On Friday evening the Fire Brigade benefit in aid of the library fund will take place, and ia special lot of fire pictures will be thrown on the screen for the occasion, one being of the Terrace fire, Wellington, showing the brigade at work, and also at play. The performance being for a good cause, the management anticipate a bumper house.