Second Edition Entertainments

Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 November 1913, Page 3

Second Edition Entertainments

- x KING'S THEATRE.

A iiinil reminder is given regarding the excellent programme of pictures to ho shown in the King's Tlioiitrc this evening (Monday). "The Mystery of the Elk City Bank"- a sensational detective drama, 2,-iOO feet in length -

shows that the niglu-watchman at Elk City Bank is murdered, mysteriously, and the sheriff gets ''Arizona Bill" on the track. Bill bids his wife a fond farewell, and rides to the hank, where he proposes to spend the night. Ahout midnight he is roused by a slight movement. A board in the floor is pushed aside, and a •large cobra snake glides through the opening. Bill watcTies it, and shoots it dead.' lie sees two Chinamen slip out of the basement window and run down the street into a motor car, so Bill obtains a car and is soon' speedingafter them, when exciting scenes are witnessed. The remnindei of the programme is advertised on page 1.