AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 15, 2 September 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. This week’s second programme will be shown for the last time this evening, when the *now picture projecting machine recently purchased by Madame Bernard will be used for the first time. On Monday evening an entirely now set of pictures will >e submitted. For Monday evening a good piogrammo has boon prepared, including the dramas “Soap Bubbler, ’ “The League of Mercy,” “The Rescue of Molly Finney” fa long filin'), and “Coward or Hero?” 'P’e -cenic films include “Singapore,” "Scenes in Monaco,” and “San Marine.’ "Six Brompton Girls” is a star vaudeville act, and the Pathe Gazette is as usual full of topical events. The comics are a line lot, and include “Springheeled Jack,” “Method in His Madness,” “The Misses Finch and Their Nephew Billy,” and “The Senator and the Suffragettes.” When the new picture machine is installed, the picture disc will be turned by an electric motor and not by hand as in the past. This will insure steadiness and will enable pictures to lm at a -tpiick or slow rate as desired. ROYAL AND BTOGRAPH PICTURES. On Tuesday night next Messrs. Saunders and Crust will present their second change of programme, in the Town Hall. A feature of note will be a series of pictures specially taken, covering the funeral of the late Cardinal Moran, showing the lying in stale. Grief-stricken crowds in and around the Cathedral, the last solemn rites, and the quarter ot a million people who viewed and followed the funeral procession. Tim above picture is now being screened in the Theatre Royal. Now Plymouth, to packed houses, and is said to bo as clear as crystal. A host of other star films will 1)0 shown in addition to the above.