TOWN HALL PICTURES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 79, 24 March 1914, Page 5

TOWN HALL PICTURES.

The change of programme last night was received by an enthusiastic audience. The"opening picture "The Hop Fields" was an industrial film and was very interesting. "How he Won Her" was very good, and shows, how a woman can get her own lyay when she likes. "Miss Taku, of Tokio" was a story with a moral. "The Clowns Revenge," the star, was most beautifully acted, the tight-rope dancers and acrobats do some very clever acts. The story introduces two of the artists who love each other, while the;,clown. gets jealous and determines to part them. This film is wonderfully acted and depicts circus life from the time the first pole is put in the ground to the finish of the programme. The trick horses are splerfdid, and patrons should not miss this picture. "In an Old Garden" was also out on its own. The opening overture of "Les Cloches de Corne'ville" by Professor Henderson pleased the audience immensely. Professor Henderson will play as an overture "The Pirates of Penzance" on Thursday night, which, with the change of pictures shOidd receive a bumper house. Mr Bert Davis received an enthusiastic encore for his comic song. Mr, Davis will appear to-night and following night in a change of song.