AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 56, 11 February 1916, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.

“.Ml Mi lON uuniiAli .MVSTIvUY

At Her .Majesty’s Theatre to-night the great serial will be advanced another stage with episode (>, entitled ‘The Coaching Party.” Iji this series many thrilling exploits are depicted, the schemes of the famous Black Hundred being again thwarted by Florence Jones ami Norton the reporter. The supporting iiltns, “The Cotton Industry,” “War Ca/.ette,” “Wilfles on the Hiveria t ” “The New Valet,” and “Britain’s New Army” complete a programme of all round excellence. The usual matinee will be held oji Saturday .afternoon.

NEPTUNE’S DAUGHTER

Probably tbe biggest crowd that lias ever been in the theatre asseinbeld lasr evening to witness the feats of the far-famed Annette Keliermau in “.Neptune’s Daughter.” The film is over 7000 feet in length, and occupied the whole of the programme, lasting over two hours, during which the audience watched with interest the various unique scenes. The chief of these were the marvellous swimming and diving of Annette, the race with the assassin, the light at the hoi tom of the sea, and the duel with the mei who attacked. The King also figured prominently in this brilliant and spectacular film, which has made a name for itself wherever it has been shown.