AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 69, 21 July 1915, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. A satisfied sense of having spent a profitable everting was tin- feeling induced among patrons at His Majesty's theatre hist" evening at the splendid programme presented. That Kathlvn Williams, "the JO'I without fear." who- is the principal -character in "The Adventures of Kathl.W' lia * endeared htfrself with the hearts ol Stratford piictnre-goers is ampl'v demonstrated att each performance. Tins fearless and courageous screen actress appears in the fifth instalment of tlcV Adventures of Kathlvn entitled "A* Colonel in Chains." which, like its predecessors, crammed with sensational episodes and daring exploits. The big serial film is supported by an excellent programme, including the ever popular '-War Gazette." "Wild West Love" "Keystone). 'By the Aid of a Film" (Vitagraph drama) "'Hie Barrel Organ Flossie's Loyalty" and "Sam and the Bully.' 1 To-morrow night's change is an-, .exceptionally strong programme, headed by a special feature entitled "The Eagle's 'Make," featuring the world's greatest iilm-aetress, .Mary I'fickford. Tim 'film, which is (5000 fe*>t in length, is said to he -Mary l?iclcford's greatest screen achievement.