AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 50, 30 October 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

TINY TOWN. This wonderful little show appears at the Town Hall on Saturday night. No child or adult in Stratford should allow it to be said fhat :such a clevci and interesting band of performers came to their town and that the entertainment had hot been attended. All )ver| the Dominion immense crowds have'witnessed the show and none have gone away : disappointed. The opportunity of seeing the midget performers will be afforded the public free gratis and for nothing, as the company arrive by train from.Tnglewood on Saturday morning. This will only whet the appetite and create a desire to see them'in their "turns." BERNARD'S PICTURES. ... -i . Laste night's change of pictures at Bernard's Theatre provwJ a big sue cess. The lengthy Pathe comedy "Tlu Holy State,"-introduces the leading Parisian comedians, and is 3000 fee! of genuine hilarity. There is not our du n l moment, in the whole of the picture comedy. "One Good Turn" is < highly sensational drama, featuring the clever • actress "Flo" Turner, "With Eyes, of the Blind" is an Edison photo play, and although it has an abrupt finish, it is undoubtedly a clever and depicts about ' the best acting yet seen by' this .great coterie of performers. "Microbes 0., Fever" and "A Trip Through the Alps" are highly interesting. Pathc coloured educational filnts... "Hicks lie-v ties the World" is an extremely funny comedy, introducing 'spicy boxing l ex J perts, and is the best since "One Round O'Brien." To-morrow's change will bring a series of'all-new features, including "The Rancherou's Revenge" (A.B. startling drama) "The i)oll" (Pathe), "Tide of Misfortune" (Edison), "Travel in the Caucausus," "Lake Land of Bavaria." and a host of others.