AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 10 July 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD’S PICTURES. * To-night’s new series will introduce the first new him of “The Life of Napoleon,” from his coronation to St. Helena, introducing all the famous buttles. The supporting pictures indude tb* latest Bathe Gazette, “Golden Flowers,” “The Medicine Show at Stone Gulch,” Lnhin comedy and Edison’s latest drama, “The Message of the Sun Dial.” When Mrs Vernon bought a fine old estate in the South, Jane, her daughter, was delighted. The “Fosdyke” was the flagship of the flotilla, and on the Fosdyke was a certain Ensign Grindley Thurston, who was a person of some importance to Miss Jane Vernon. One day they had a quarrel. Thurston remarked that the Fosdvke was going to sea again. Jane said she was very glad he was going. But she wept when he went. She chose a certain moss-covered old sundial to weep upon, 'and discovered a hook beneath it. The hook was the diary of Martha Dupont, who had been loved by Davis Thornton. They had quarrelled, and Davis went off to the. war and never came hack, and Martha died of a broken heart. So real did it all seem, that at the end Jane wept bitterly. Then she dried her tears and despatched Noah, the old caretaker, to bring Thurston back.