AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 625, 6 December 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

EMPRESS PICTURES. "Golden Hoard, or Buried Alive." —Red Morel, as leader of a bushranging gang, plants his plunder, and ia deserted by Bob Steward, who means to live honestly. Becoming ill Bob i 3 cared for by Pete "°eilson, and in his delirium lets out about the plunder. Pete makes use of this knowledge to confiscateithe loot, but his conscience pricking hirr, he proposes that Bob shall join him in cotton growing, Pete finding the money. The venture prospers, Bob gets happily married, but Pete cannot forget that he did a mean trick. Pete gets very ill, and on hi? death-bed discloses his secret to Bob. Meanwhile, Morel had determined to be revenged for the loss of his treasure Prowling about, be is seen by Bob, who arranges with Jim, a trusted servant, to return the treasure to the hiding place. The gang captures Bob, and carries him off. telling him they will bury him in the "empty treasure hole. They thrust him in, but his wife, led bv him and assisted by a number of slaves, arrives just in time to effect a rescue.