AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 26, 28 May 1912, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. A rather enthusiastic audience witnessed last night's change of pictures at His Majsty's Theatre. The star drama was "An Aeroplane Elopement," which shows a young inventor ignored by his sweetheart's father. The girl decides to elope with her lover, and tho father arrives in time to see the pair of lovers in mid air. He decides to follow in an opposition machine, which breaks down. He then boards a motor boat to take him to the mail train, only to arrive too late at tho Minister's house, where the trio meet. The father has then to take things as a matter of course. The portion of the picture, where the aeroplane, railway, and motor car;-, are involved, is undoubtedly a very fine educational film. ".Jungle Town' is a fine picture in the wild animal series. These animal pictures are oi great value to those who have not had the opportunity of seeing the world's greatest zoo. "A Day with Singling Bros.'s Great American Circus in training Quarters" is most novel. The thin, fat, and midget freaks and the trained animals shown give one an idea of the labour connected with getting new acts together in order to please "the million." The programme will be repeated thisevening, and on Wednesday for the last time.