AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 21, 11 September 1914, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD'S PICTURES. ' • i _■ .-'■: iC:TO'J The Liggest production by Vitagrapk Co. will be shown to-night,' entitled "The Wreck." The railroad wreck in this picture alone costs £lo,ooo. The oars are thrown from the track land smashed into pieces; clinched locomOM, tives are demolished; passengers are hurled from their seats and crushed in the debris. Nothing could be more sensational. Patrons should not miss this masterpiece. The very latest war pictures will be shown in a Lubin film, "Mexican War Pictures, ■'• taken on the battlefield by the daring Lubiu camera man. "The Montana State Fair" is a line educational film, showing the sports and industries of the finest State in America. Alegria's Acrobats" is a fine vaudeville turn and will interest and amuse. "Mabel's Bear Escapes" is a real Keystone hit, and an absoiuto screamer. There is a host of other fine films. The professional orchestra will render selections from "Madam Butterfly," "Merry Widow," and other well-known and popular musical hits.