AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 97, 14 August 1914, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD'S PICTURES

The new series of pictures to bo screened this evening will introduce a special programme. “Life in Hong Kong” is by Vitagsaph’s operator. Then there is the latest “English Gazette,” “Teaching His Wife a Lesson” Edison’s great thief story, and the famous Asia Xeilson comedy drama “The Suffragette.” The story runs as follows: Asta met a handsome man with whom she had fallen in love. Her efforts to discover the identity of th® mysterious stranger wore unavailing. Asta’s mother is an ardent politician, being a leader in an agitation for women's ri glits. At first Asta views her mother’s militancy with indifference, but soon she develops .an enthusiasm for the cause that surpasses that of her mother. Asta enters the Premier’s residence and hides the bomb |in a secret place in the study. Th® j bomb explodes, and does an enormous j amount of damage, but no lives are lost, and the premier fAsta’s long lost I lover) tactfully saves Asta. from th® consequences of her crime by introducjinjr her to kii sstaaiskoy eolleagues a* Uisfutur® wife,