AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 45, 23 October 1913, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD’S PICTURES. To-night will be the final; screening of a line programme, ail the aims being quite new to Taranaki. “Shylock,” of The Merchant of Venice, is a remarkable adaptation of Shakespeare’s wonderful work, and is acted and staged in a magnificent manner by Italy’s star performers, The Vitagraph Dramagraph. “O’Hara’s Codchild” is a perfect every day life .sensational play with a true appealing plot. “The .Dances of the Ages” (Kdison), gives an idea of the dancing craze, commencing in the Stone ago, right up to the present day. The Gaumont Graphic and a beautiful coloured scenic picture of the old Tuscan City of Pisa, together witii a Host ot dramatic and comic gems tend to make a first class bill. To-morrow evening at the new change, “Carmen,” the world-famed opera, introducing most of the original music, will he the star feature. The film is stated to he beautiful, thrilling, and absorbing. Ihe other films are more than ordinarily interesting and tend to make up a strong programme.