AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 20, 29 December 1915, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, , ,“1914” WAR DRAMA. “Rita” (Mrs Desmond Humphries) \vho. lias contracted with {he London .Film Company to write a series ot Photo Plays, and whose initial effort “‘1914,” opens at His Majesty’s Theatre to-night. The him is a story of war and ged ruin of the desolation which follows the* trail of the Hun, and of the apparently inevitable iniquities and debauchery of officers and nion in the German army;. Iba battle scenes are said to rank among tiie most realistic ever presented in motion' pictures, all the nlocements and trenchihghting portrayed in,.strict accordance with military rule. The him is iu three pppts, audiy;, IUUU -feet in leypfc iP r 9.W I WRi s WW ts tile feature him, including the popular Topical UndpeLuainLtlmwfisHh 1 dramatic and epmedy w itemsi ,: ' id* I *. “ >“Viljp,' i( ■ v >i . /<> <1 SALVATION Si EVER BAND. I ir*,/ ■•: ■ i , f.i cr— ; " 1

The Auckland Silver Bandy consisting of thirty players, is due l to ai> > jive iat New Plymouth by steadier on Friday morning, and a ill commence an .tight days’ tour in the Taranaki district, in aid of the Serbian Relief Fund. ■ Th® Band i s considered by those qualified to judge to be classed amongst., the? best. In order to keep down: exjmii.sq'j, if. has been decided to ask friend a to • acpoiumpdato the visiting .bandsmen Ton the one night jthey are in Stratford, on Wednesday, llgmuaA'X.iOth, irnd > ianyonq\. whet vean jiillet one , or, two would oblige Adjutant 0«ok by ■kitting him know. j |,. i] ,i- ;: t I ’ t