AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 307, 28 December 1914, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. A choice budget of pictures will be screened to-night, including some. of the finjst photo-plays, ever produced. The star feature play is one of real brilliancy, a true story taken from real life, entitled "The Trapper's Mistake." It unfolds a story of the turbulent lives of a man and a woman surrounded by false friends and open enemies. It has for a back-ground one of the most picturesque regions'in the world, with a number of powerful characters and a series of dramatic circumstances. <lt is a, brilliant delineation of Canadian life, manners, and sentiment, at a period that ,was one of the most important in the development of that country. The supporting pictures are: "The White Feather," a vigorous story of the west; "The Secret Crime," a masterpiece by the Reliance Co.; Gaumont's fine scenic, "Lake Lucerne," the Swiss beauty spots; the "Australian Gazette," eventful news from the antipodes, and the comedies are quick and funny. Keystone's . "Her Friend the Bandit," Pathe's "Wiffles in a Workshop," and Llibin's "In Time for Work."