AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 78, 5 July 1916, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATfIE.

"MY OLD DUTCH."

I Albert Chevalier and "My Old Dutch" Will linger longer in the memory of photo playgoers than nipst other pictures and star performers at the Empress Theatre, Wellington, where I this feature him was shown recantly. 'the seating capacity was taxed to its ; upmost for six nights. "My Old Dutph" is Hooded with humour and pathos, with tendernes.s and a\ tine altruism running a happy way to a happy ending. The "Telegraph"-'ob-serves "That heart will be hard, indeed to which it does not bring sunshine, the sunshine which not only cheers, but .which warms . into blossoms the flowers of human kindness and sympathy." "My Old Dutch" ;is a play with an uplifc, and the acting, not only 'of Albert Chevalier, but of every artfist in the long cast, deserves special praise, for the whole-hearted attention to detail and Characterisation. The supporting films are the "War Gazette" and a capital comedy entitled, "The Widows Breezy Suit." The musical selections by H., M, Band are a pleasing .feature of the progiaine.