AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 28, 30 May 1912, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

There was a moderate attendance at His Majesty’s Theatre last night, when tile excellent programme running since Monday was brought to a finale ,the whole meeting with wellmerited applause. To-night an eritire change of programme will take place, and patrons can rely on witnessing on of the best programmes yet screened. A special drama has been secured by Madame Bernard for this evening’s programme, entitled “Vanity Fair,” considerably over 3000 feet, in length, produced by the Vitagraph Co. Special music will also ibe played by the orchestra during the running of this picture. The other pictures to he submitted are as follows:—“Excursion to the Meters” (travel), “A Flash in the Night” (great railroad drama, by the great Kalen Coy. of America), “Tommy as Toreador” (comic), “Baby Animals” (natural history), “The King’s Pardon” (drama), “The Dude Cowboy” (comedy), “Vanity Fair” (star drama in three parts), “Detective Summer and the Rope” (comic), and “Tweedledum, Riding Master” (comic).