AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 69, 26 February 1916, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.

THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY

That intensely interesting serial photo-drama, “The Million Dollar Mystery,” was advanced another stage at His Majesty’s Theatre last night in the presence of a good house. This instalment, under the title of “The Wiles of a Woman” was even more dramatic than any of the previous chapters. Another feature film of an entirely different nature is “A Lover’s Lost Control.” This is fin hilarious, two-part Keystone featuring Syd. Chaplin. (Guzzle) and bis intended. A wild ride takes the wrongly assorted couples over mountains and across gullies'till at last one of the machines goes over a precipice and is smashed into a thousand pieces. A minute later the other ear drops off a pier into the ocean and floats out. to sea, its inmates clinging on like barnacles, ft is indeed a most humoious production. Other films include “Pathe’s War Gazette,” “Strength” (a Vitagraph drama), “Birds at Homo” (nature study), and “Billie’s Heiress,” a Billie Reeves comedy. This programme will he repeated tonight for the last time.