AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 21, 25 September 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

o A COUNTRY GIRL. :) . _ /,/>!•: , TO-NIGHT. ' ' , Theatre pafcrohs of “A* Court try Girl” aim reminded that "the performance will commence at 7.50 p.m. sharp, and ch: t the doors will open at 7 p.m. fli ro has been an. exceptionally heavy booking, so that tlio stalls will probid !y fill quickly. With tlis combination of a strong cast, 85. voices in the chorus, and an orchestra of 20 instrumentalists, the public should witness a splendid perfci .nance, and the New Plymouth ope ratios will doubtless receive an enthusiastic reception. The prices arc -is, 2.s Cd, and Is. Box plan at Grubb’s. Special train returns to New Plymouth after performance. HIS MAJESTY’S PICTURES. To-night at the bi-weekly change of pictures at Bernard’s a most highclass series of all-star films will bo featured. The principal picture, entitled “The Man in the White Cloak,” is a thrilling and sensational dramatic vision of a vanished hand, produced in a most weird and fascinating manner, too latest Bathe Gazette teems with current topics. “Sago Growing in Borneo” is one of Bathe’s colored best educational subjects. “Shooting Rapids, on the Mekong River,” “The Orchid.” A great dramatic version of the stolen necklace and a most powerful drama by the famous Vitagrauh Co., “Under the Make Up.” the scenario tells the story of a daily turn in the music hall by Pierrot and Bierette. It is a pathetic and interesting picture. The comic element is headed by the biograph screamer “A Daylight Burglar.” Essay matinee on Saturday at 2.30 for the best essay written by school children. A prize of 10s Cd will be presented and 5s for second best.