AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 99, 29 December 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD'S PICTURES. In to-night's now series, tho programme is of a somewhat lengthy issue,'and will commence at 8 o'clock sharp". . The feature film, 3000 feet in length, is "Ivanhoe," a magnificent production adapted from Sir Walter Scott's famous'novel. This film was taken in England amidst the surroundings at Chepstow Castle, the historical scene of the ancient battles, and acted to perfection "by over 2000 performers, introducing King Richard, tho lion hearted, Ivanhoe, Robin Hood, and his merry men. The supporting pictures include the "Latest Eclair Journal," "Nephew from Labrador" (comic); "Nantes"' (a 'fine Gaurnont scenic), "Under the Shadow of the Law" (an A.B! photo drama). In this pioturp is shown how a convict's life still remains under the ban of the law. Even after the expiration of his term, with the detective continually on his track, he is able to save' both a young woman's honor and her weak brother from the hand's of a designing employer. The "programme" will conclude! with a screaming Vitagraph comedy entitled "Three to One," a lively girl in livey comedy work.