AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 61, 17 July 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES

To-night at His Majesty's Pictures a rare treat is assured to patrons

'•The Guiding Light" is the star film The story is a most sensational and soul-stirring sea story, dealing witl a lighthouse-keeper, his blind daugh ter, her saijor lover, and his cowardly rival. It is a film that should please the most fastidious. The Vitagrapn Co. of America will be well represented in "A Leap Year Proposal," when some thousands of dollars' worth of spring fashions will assuredly catc! the eye of the ladies. "The Wrong Pottles" is a sensational A.B. force ful dramatic scenario. "St. Gothard" and "Wild Wales" ore stated; to oe the latest kinemacolor scenic pictures and tho comic portion of the pro gramme is well catered for. The latest incidental music will be a feature of each programme. ' 'THE BUTTERFLIES.'' "The Butterflies" alighted on Stratford last evening, and played to ; rather poor house in the Town Hail It was plain to see that their repu tation had preceded them, and tba before the curtain rose, it had beer

well on its way down the line to som< other town. However, some items in the show were well worth hearing, the particular bright stars of the evening being the Blue Hungarian Band Bur h'sque, and the sweet singing of Mis? Ada Smart. The comic element in tin programme was a big feature, auc rdded to the enjoyment of the even i.ig.