AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 22, 12 September 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD'B PICTURES.

The programme screened at H.M. Theatre last night was simply a treat, so patrons state. Tho star drama, "The Wreck," is, without a doubt, a magnificent photo-play. These actors of tho screen compare with any tootlight star. A railroad smash is a sight that everybody cannot witness, but it can be seen in "The Wreck." "Pictures of the Mexican War," taken by Lubin's daring camera man, James diss, will show what real war is. This shows the battles between Federals* and Revolutionists—the men in the trenches, carrying the dead and wounded off the battle iield, and Romaini Fielding, the popular Lubin actor, with tiie Red Cross, and a host of other scenes. "State Fair, Montana," shows tho cowboy's at work, riding bucking bronchos, mules, and steors. It also shows the largest steer in the world. "Mabel's Bear Escape" is a Keystone screamer, and Keystone spells laugh. The orchestra played the latest musical hits. To-night will be the last screening of this programme.