AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 52, 1 November 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD’S PICTURES. Last night’s new series was highly: appreciated by a fairly large audience.| The Path© star drama is entitled “The Doll,” featuring the leading French performers. The clovei ciiiid actress, Petit! Dubois, according to her performance in this special film, has evidently got a great future before her.■ The remaining dramas are very good, and “The llanchero’s Revenge,” an A.B. masterpiece of clever Westernj life, is one of the famous Company’s! best stories. ' the comics’ add scenicsj leave nothing to bo desired. On Monday evening a special 5,9 b pf.iuny films! w ill bo screened for .thg first tiirfo.j The star item, “Plunge for a -Fortune,” a 2000 feet sensational drama by the Urban Co., ■’is hill-bf exciting American wilDgraft. which story runs' as follows:—A black servant * frb'm !> neighboring fiiidn brings ii bote‘for Bill ■ His old friend,” p’C(uduj‘rp is dying.: He appoints Rifi leaving all, las* wealth tp his ( nioeepva-girl of JO, and disinheriting' his f nephew, Jim Sullivan, who disputes the will. Great excitement follows. The will is stolen,; but after nuVn’y “exciting adventures,) •s regained by Bill just in time to save the fortune fob May. “A Dangerous •Foe 1 , 4 ” 1 fiii A.B. scenario, introduces America’s wlibse every brilliant’joke ttficl's to saVV’d 'ife!*' The 'Ethics' inotud'A “By Calaro-, itv / Anii’s Parbbl 1 Posted’ aiid a host of; ,j ! : !). ■•■! ’ rf Slii ' other stars.