AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 7, 9 January 1915, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. The management wish to announce with all the importance possible the advent of the hour in picturedom, the greatest British patriotic drama ever produced, “England’s Menace.” Its production at London sent a thrill through the British Isles. At this time it is a subject of vital interest concerning the individual and the nation. This most remarkable of motion plays comes in the light of a prophecy. It stirs the imagination of even the most unpatriotic individual, for it is full of gripping and tense situations, acted by an all-British caste. Bridge building and railway laying by the French army gives an insight into the wonderful engineering of ogr gallant Allie. The Gaumont Graphic brings in news from i Europe of the big world war. “Fraid j Cat” is a grand little story by ( the Vita Company. “Amid the Gorges of Torn” is Bathe’s best color work of art. “Trained Pets” is a good nature study. The comedies are “Nancy’s Husband” , and “Andy goes a-Pirating.”