AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 65, 22 July 1913, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S PiCTUEES. Despite sore arms and the inclement weather, there wag a fair attendance at the change of pictures last evening, when the programme submitted was as usual full of interest. The star drama “The Bridge of Life” introduces some fine views of a travelling circus and menagerie. The daring scene where the acrobat* form a bridge o f their bodies across a deep chasm was highly sensational and warmly applauded. “A Dangerous Wager,” a Western drama by the Kalem Co., is very thrilling, and not over acted. Tho Kinemacolqr, the latest instalment by the management, is well represented by Pathes’ fine historical picture, ‘‘Her Heart’s Desire,” the actors including .some of France’s stars, whilst tho photography in color, could not be bettered anywhere. “Tiger Hunting”, depicts in color natives show ing the destruction caused by the Bengal tiger to their village, tho bunt, and tho exciting capture. “Scones in Chicago” gives one a great idea of that city, with its main thoroughfares, bridges, and above all tho famous Chicago slock yards. “Mother’s Day Out” and “A Question of Hair” load the way for irresistible camedy, Tho same hill will ho screened to-night and on* Wednesday evening.