AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 33, 30 May 1914, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD'S PICTURES. A large audience attended, last, night at Bernard’s popular picture bouse. The whole of the programme stands out with high-class;features. The star film, entitled “The 3Lost Millionaire,” is one of the best dramas produced by the Vitagraph Star Co. Maurice Costello made a decided hit in the lengthy comedy, “Matrimonial Manoeuvres.” Patho’s Latest Gazette, and a host of other stars are included in this magnificent series, which will be repeated this evening for the last time. Monday’s change includes the Bronco’s great Indian drama, “The Yellow Flame.” Yellow Flame, an Indian, who caused the settlers much trouble, in his youth was sentenced for life to exile. In his old age he is granted parole and visits the scenes of his youth. Ho goes to an Indian burial ground, and falling asleep, dreams of the doings of his youth. The picture shows a series of thrilling attacks on the settlers, and the subsequent suppression of the Indians. The remaining pictures are of great calibre.

Next Friday and Saturday the management are producing at a big expense the great. £50,000 Biblical feature, “The Miracle.” Special choir and music will be introduced.