AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

FEED THOMSON ANJ) SILVER KING—TO-NIGHT. .

The mystery of the siipernsiLural—the brooding spirit of evil, hovering over the scorched mountain—screams in the night—a cattleman gored to death—wild belJowings—the gigantic figure of a bull silhouetted against the shy. A renegade Indian—an untamable bull—the bison strain, crossed with the great wild creature—the red man’s plan to revenge himself on the whites—the “ haunted ” mountain—the huge, spectral creature who rustles cattle and drives herds away—bullets that bound harmlessly from his iron hide—the terrorised cattlemen—and one man to save them. I lands of steel, gripping the cruel horns two hundred pounds of sinewy strength and courage against the great two-ton bull, mad with blood lust—l be trembling girl - - the helpless father paining breaths aching lungs—muscles misting desperately to bulldog " the beast -the upswing of the powerlul head—the Hash o! a big man, tossed aloft—the charge

'I lie namless terror of the mountain—a black night—a brave man—his mngnilicent horse, refusing the ascent the animal's fear of the supernatural retiring-—plunging—whiimeying—the man going on, nloot—and Silver King, pulling him hack. A throb with thrills and chills that chase each other down the spine—quivering with situations—as taut as a tension cable—riotous with laughter—delightful with romance—pungent with personality—and Fred Thomson, with Silver King, sweeping through it! Further chapters of “ Fighting with Buffalo Bill ” serial and a good comedy will also he shown.