AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 93, 9 June 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. There was a good attendance at His Majesty’s Theatre last night, when a nrogronr.no of nietnres war. submitted. “Nell’s Farm” was a hue dramatic tale of London slum life. “Unexpected Help” showed phases of Western American life, and “The Place of Lace" was a highly dramatic story acted in thn best manner. Among + l»o comic semi-on, “Ma-iu-Law on Skates” was the most hilarious. The other pictures shown were of a high order of merit, and were thoroughly appreciated. A very acceptable cornet duet was contribute by Sid and Eileen Bernard, and Mr Will Hianmnd gave the illustrated snug “Sister” with good effect. • Mr Lichtvark gave a mandolin solo, also supplying mandolin and ’cello music for some of fire pictures. The programme will be repeated this evening. Business done in a business-like way is characteristic of the Egmont Clothing Company, and a word or two on the matter will he found elsewhere on this page. To he able to get what yon want when you want it at practically your own price. is what makes people stick to the Egmont.* "Wo have been advised that a separator agent has stated that the Homo separators will oulv last two years. This is absolutely contrary to fact, as wo know of Domes that, have been in use for live years and running as well as ever. McMillan am 1 ■'■vdrie, Broadway.*