AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 43, 26 June 1913, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES. To-night's change at Bernard's is considered by the management to be a most stupendous programme, bringing to light some very fine dramatic, scenic and comic pictures. "The Mystery of the Seven O'clock Express," a great Nat Pinkerton detective story, has 2500 ft. of most thrilling episodes. While for second place comes "Darby and Joan," a marvellous film by the great' Lubin Co?, of America. Animal studies, latest topical gazette, and Rivers of Normandy are pictures of highly educative value. Illustrated songs will be a feature every evening, the management having secured the latest artistically-col-ored slides from America. _The songs will be rendered by Will Diamond. 1 On Monday evening, for one'night only, the film that has causpd such a great sensation throughout the world. "Good Quern Bess," with Madame Sarah Bernhardt in the title role, will be screened. Notwithstanding the enormous expense in securing this great picture, the prices will remain as usual. Tho famous diva, Savah Bernhardt, should psove a big attraction for picture lovers.