AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 3, 6 April 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

HSS SWft'itSTY'S THEATRE. I WHEN rr STRIKES HOME. \ Cha-. K. Harris, who gained worldwide fame as composer of the song “After the Ball,” is the author of the I “feature” melodrama “When it 'Strikes Home,” which is the chief item in the change of programme presented at His Majesty’s Theatre last .evening. “When it Strikes HoiVie” introduces Dick Hartley, son of a millionaire, who leaves his sweetheart to have a night’s jollification with some companions. He meets a famous musi'cal comedy “star” and, a.s the wine !flows freely, when ho is dared by some of the other theatrical girls to marry his' new acquaintance immediately, lie 'promptly proceeds to do so. Events (follow in which the Divorce Court Court plays a prominent part, Dick 'then weds his former sweetheart. I Years later the two women meet whilst travelling, and the consequent i happenings are pathetic and dramatic in the extreme. A good programme supports the star film, the host pe.rjhaps being an exceptionally good comedy entitled “When Wifie Sleeps.” Tho War Gazette is up to the usual standard. The programme will he screened to-night for the last time.

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