AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 82, 20 November 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Amongst the star pictures which will be shown at His Majesty's Theatre, this evening is the great Biblical scenic drama entitled “lire Deluge,” showing the building of Noah’s ark and the receiving of the different animals by the Lord’s command, the Vitagraph Co. of America having employed very nearly tire whole of Carl liagonhach’s great German zoo. Tho different animals passing into tho ark two by two form one of tho greatest spectacles over seen in any picture theatre throughout the world. The rising of the waters over the earth’s surface, and the distress of tho frantic crowds of drowning people, is really a marvellous piece of kinematography work, showing as it does vast cities being submerged by a great flood. Other dramatic pictures to bo shown arc “In the Days of ’-19,” “The Tramp,” and “The Redeemed Criminal.” in the scenic section are “In the Solomon Isles,” “Home of tho Seal,” and “The Temple of Nikka,” with “The Herring Harvest,” shows operations at the herring fisheries. The comic films comprise “Little Artists,” “Lottery Ticket 66,” and “A Clever Fraud.”

The curtain will rise punctually at eight o’clock. Appropriate music will lie rendered hv Bernard’s orchestra.