AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 74, 10 November 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

ELECTRIC PICTURES

The Town Hall will be occupied this evening by the Electric Pictures, and a good selection, of films is promised, the chief attraction being “Dick Earroll’s Prise,” which is described by the management as “an exclusive drama of the highest order.”

BERNARD’S PICTURES

There was an excellent audience at the Town Hall hist night,. when an entirely new programme, of films was screened. Chief * interest centred in the new version of “Ten Nights in a Bar Roon,” which was excellently acted throughout and held the close attention of the audience. “White Rose of the Wilds” was an excellent drama dealing with an exciting incident in the life of an outback minor. “The Primal Call” deals with a young lady- who objects to marrying a millionaire, and runs away with the mate of a trading schooner. This is dealt with- in fairlv light manor, as also is “The Tenderfoot’s Round-up,” in which a . city man is shown adapting himself to conditions on a cattle farm. The Pathe Gazette was as interesting as usual, dealing with a large number ol topical events, including a large ramp of Boy Scouts, and the film showing work in marble quarries at Cararra was very interesting. Tiie comic films, “A Country Cupid,” “Tweedledum’s White Suit,” and “Exploits of a Napoleon Admirer” were of nb igh order as mirth-provok-

ers. It was announced that the show would lie housed in His Majesty’s Theatre again next Thursday.

ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY’S SOCIAL

The Orchestral Society wore unlucky last night in again striking had weather for the social hold as a compiinicMit to those who had assisted the Society during the season, the attendance having been affected hy laid weather when the social was originally held some weeks ago. Last night there were only about thirty couples present, hut an enjoyable time was spent nevertheless. The orchestra rendered “Breezes From the South” (Mvtldlotnu) and “Spring Song” (Mendel seelin'), and the rest of the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing.