AMUSEMENTS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 97, 27 April 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

H.-M. THEATRE. A lmllliant set of hiograplx plzrvs were :scl'eened last; nip;lxt to :1 ver_\j fair lmuse. The le:ldin;>; subject, “"l‘he Express Il;[(2.'ssell<,;el',” prov<~<l n tllrilling story of :1 (-Luming jewel rohl)ory. “Tim 'l*‘.cl::,ii' Journzxl” (le.pi(‘t;.~; wonderful :~:(.‘(me.~4 of blue 'lCuropo:ln lxluze, Ums(3mle slmws :1 (lermzxn. shell thni; wonlxl not explotle, being hurled in the trunk of :1 «,_»;i:mt tree. A goncl (log story, “Shep’s illzu-no with Deutll,” met with higlx approval from the :u1(limI(-e, and. [can he elzlssecl as the best (',:lllll]0 story s('re(me(l here; it has :1 Lender side tvlmt; :nppoal.a to the women and <-hihlren. A new Keystnune (-o‘lne(l‘v. “Lover’s Luck,” (~<mt.nins"])lont_y of lnlmorous njlts. “A Matter of .\lin11l;es” is a novel (lrzmla. of the man who (lis:lp])em'ed, slmxring rem:lrl_{nhle nernplnne Higllts, '.l.‘\\'o witty etnneclies are: ‘.‘.l'e.nk.='. and the l3urh<-r,” and “A train of lnciclentx.”