AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 48, 26 February 1913, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Tho change programme for to-mor-row night appears in our advertising columns to-night. It is a marvel of pictorial ingenuity.'in which merit is tho outstanding feature. “A Woman "of Arizona” is described us a veritable thrill from start to finish, nothing so very startling having been seen here before it is said. “OutAvitted by Horse and Lariat” is bound to meet with approval. The very title of this film tells a story, and one Avoriders if the ultimate thule ha > not,been reached here at last as regards breeziness and healthful vigor. A Avonderfully trained horse is tho leading member of a stock company, and tho Avay in Avhieli ho assists to save tho life of a helpless maiden is calculated to raise tho pulse of the most blase member of a. picture audience. AiqOng other films of note may bo mentioned “His Mother” (a star startling railroad drama), “Tho Village Vixen” (a Jfalem star), while the Gaumont Graphic includes “A Voyage in Turkey.” The comics, “When Father Fetched tho Doctor,” “Helping John,” and others, are gems in their own line, and must ho seen to he appreciated. See the full programme in the advertisement on the front page.