AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 24, 27 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. There was a crowded attendance at the Theatre on Suturday uight, when a capital programme w<s sereoaed for the last time. To-night there will be a complete change, the star item of which will be a big Keystone mirthraising farce entitled "Gussle's Day of Rest." The popular comedian, Syd. Chaplin, is seen to advantage in the role of leading fun creator, and a noticeable feature of the comedy is that much of the "business" introduced is fresh and unhackneyed. "Life Right at the Front" is a motion picture taken at the front, which catches the eye at the outset, and holds the interest right to the end. In one section the camera man is in the trenches under fire Lublin's excellently-mounted and well-produced military play, "The War! Baby," touches a very tender note here aud there, while tbe stronger dramatic passages of tbe drama are realistic and convincing. A particu-, larly interesting "War Topical, together with other films, makes a fine evening'! entertainment. This programme will also be screened on I Tuesday.