AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 47, 19 October 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE,

The current programme was much enjoyed by patrons of Madame Bernard’.® Picture Palace last night. On Monday, among the new series, will on found a very acceptable him in "Little Boy Blue.” The story runs: Ino Star baseball team composed of small boys are playing in a vacant lot. Harold bats his ball through the window of a small cottage. He quickly ivports to apologise and is very kindly received by old Mr. and Mrs. Stone, u'nile the boy is'waiting to get his ball the landlord of the house comes in and demands the rent which is overdue. The boy reports to his mates, and promises with the assistance of a little Girls’ Friendly Society to give a Mother Hubbard Bazaar for the be.u at of the poor old couple. The performance is well patronised. Harold plays Little Boy Blue, and two Italian organ grinders furnish the music. Afum the show it is discovered that Harold lis missing. The organ grinders aro suspected of abduction, but a number of friends search the churcn vestry room where the bazaar was neid, and old Mrs. Stone finds Little Boy Blue under the haystack fast asleep.” The remaining pictures are all up to standard, and several paces ahead.

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