AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 60, 6 November 1914, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.

“The Black Triangle,” a weird name indeed, is the title of the star picture, on to-night’s programme. It is a very thrilling detective play by Grant Baine, author of that big detective drama “Tigris,” which was a very big success in New Zealand some time back. The programme constitutes some remarkable pictures. “Her Awakening” is a pretty story especially designed for the ladies. “The Evolution of London’s Traffic” is a splendid educational film, showing the passing of man’s friend and ally, the faithful horse—the animal being displaced by the more moderil means of transportation. The “Bathe Gazette” introduces a great military ride—tourists motor races— King and Queen at Windsor—Empress of Ireland Disaster—Mr Robert Crillim who battled for hours in the water to save little Florey Barbour—lo,ooo Boy scouts reviewed by the Queen — Royal Ascot Races. The “Storm on the Welsh Coast” is a splendid colored scenic. The comedy section-, in? chides, a ripping comedy, “The Fatal Dress Suit.”