AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 82, 3 November 1916, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

FOLEY'S PICTURES.

“BOOTLKS’ BABY.”

.’John Strage Winter’s world faihom military story, “Bottles’ Baby,” wil to-night bo the supreme attraction a 1 His Majesty’s Theatre. The military flavor of the line story and tile abso lute accuracy of the barrack room at mosphere finds special favor at tin present moment. The original ston by John Strange Winter has beet closely followed; the dramatic scene; have been well developed, and tin characterisation of the officers in tin 179th Regiment are in capable hands The programme is also strong in sup porting numbers, of particular inter est being the film depicting the use o the parachute in war time, showing a thrilling drop from a balloon 20U0f high. “The Siren,” a Vitagrapl drama; “Mutt and Jeff,” cartooi comedians; and the “Ganmont Ova phic” are also shown. To-morrov the usual matinee will be held a 1.30.