AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 56, 9 March 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. A good house greeted the programme produced last night, aud the audience were delighted with every picture shown. The star. play “Ihe Debt by the Lubin Co., proved a drama of merit. A series of popular and novel pictures werc-'afso- screened, including “His Kid Sister,” one of the best cowboy, : ntpj-ies ever produced. “The BaggaghcSmasher” is one of Keystone’s latest kuock.about farces which had the people in roars of laughter. “The Blue Coyote Cherry Crop” is a mining story told in a convincing way. Two very funny comedies “Ham the Lineman” and “The Lucky Rube” are also included. To-morrow might, an entirely new series of pictures of the Al. class will be screened.

GREAT ARTISTS COMING TO STRATFORD. LEO, JAN AND MTSCHEL CHERNIAVSKY. Leo, Janj and Mischel Cherniavsky, the brilliant violinist, pianist, and ’cellist, who recently terminated their Australian tour are departing for America to commence their tour of the [1.8.A., are tburing New Zealand, and last week created the greatest success since Melba in Auckland. These talented brothers have just had a "most successful tour in Australia. The Press and public have received them with the greatest of enthusiasm. The Sydney Morning Herald of the 6th of July says:—“The event of the evening was Leo Cheruiavsky’s brilliant rendering of the first Allegro from Tschaikowsky’s amazingly difficult “Violin Concerto in D Major.” The player exhibited a resonant and sympathetic tone, fluency in the correct delivery of the Ichord passages and harmonies and feeling for the music. Jan Cherniavsky, who played with sentiment two pieces by Chopin captured the Sydney audience in Liszt’s bravura paraphrase on the vocal quartet from “Rigoletto,” rendered with power and, where neededwith much lightness of touch. Mischel Cherniavsky showed purity of tone and expression in Cessar Cuis “Cantabile” for Cello and proved adroitly skilful in Popper’s tricky but piquant “Arlequin.” These young geniuses will appear in this town on Saturday, March 20th.