AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 58, 11 March 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Many grand pictures occupied the. screen last night, the feature being "Her Big Scoop," a fine play by the Vitagraph Co. A very clever cartoon picture was "Wireless from the War," drawn by England's foremost cartoon- ; st. "The Pafche War Gazette," as hs. lal, contains nothing but the very •.test war news. Keystone's very 'mmy comedian, Charlie,Chaplin, had ■'•'« audience in hysterics with bis fun- ; v face and idiotic movements. "Panona of Belgium" sliows scenes along !».« river Meuse and many scenes of •veent big battles. "While the tide vas Rising'' is one of Edison's firstlass productions, and is a sensational story. There will be a change of scenes to-morrow night.

THE CHERNIAVSKYS AND AMERICA. Leo, Jan and Michel Chedniavsky who will appeal' here on Saturday, 20, to give one of their wonderful concerts, >peu next year in Now York with '.lie Symphony Orchestra, and after presenting concerts in conjunction with the Symphony Orchestra of the various cities, proceed on a tour covering all the leading towns of U.S.A., Canada, and South America. These voting geniuses made such a profound impression when they were in New Zealand last year, that they are certain to be received with wide arms everywhere, for New Zealand has •lover heard such wonderful instrumental music. The Cherniavsky's are having unheard-of success all aong the line, and the enthusiasm aroused is enormous. It is anticipated that people will come into Stratford for many miles round to hear these great musical geniuses. The plan is open at Grubb's.