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AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE

■Skating was well patroniseJ at His Majesty’s last evening, and will be continued again to-night, when all patrons receive a complimentary ticket lor Wednesday’s change of pictures. “See Bernard’s pictures, and you’ll wear a smile that won’t come oil’,’’ is a truism that will be fully exempli■""•fiethby a-visit to the Thoat.ro dm ing the currency of the present week’s programme. This week’s pictures in- . elude some very tine numbers. The dramatic portion is headed Ijy tiro “Girl in the Barracks,” a tin idling story of Russian life and anarchism, showing the anarchists plotting to kill one Captain Paul Steindo; V. of the Russian but, who is saved by the girl named Olga. Having 'f- beGH.J,o,cktd ; in her room by her father y.-.jjpr -disobeying his wishes regarding 'making' love to .a lieutenant hi = the army, she escapes and goes to see her lover at the barracks, and on approach of the Captain is hidden in a wardrobe; where she emerges in time to prevent a would-be assassin _ from carrying out his evil work. Ohm is justly rewarded by being' given in marriage to her lieutenant lover. Another star drama entitled “The Two Paths,” is full of emotional interest.. Two hard-working girls represent the right and wrong paths, onv sister being lured to a gay life and pays the penalty, whilst the plodder leads a very happy married life. Amongst the scenic pictures is one entitled V'Sttbiaco,” a very fine, coloured film-of, Hungarian scenery and life. “The Bee .Hunter,” an educa> tional Jjhn ;,of. exceptional .interest, illustiklrCfr'the taking oT bees from thfeir wild'haunts.in .pld trges, etc., to their *, pew homes hives. .The ** Element is of -the most lively

nature, including “The Lucky Toothache,” “The .Recreation of an Heiress,” “Foolslicad Knows All,” and ' “Tiro Story of a Pair.” The management announces that matinees will to continued every Satin day ;U 2.-30, wix.\i all t! e usual big sun pictures.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 118, 11 July 1911, Page 6

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AMUSEMENTS. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 118, 11 July 1911, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 118, 11 July 1911, Page 6

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