EVERYBODY'S THEATRE

North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17167, 25 March 1927, Page 3

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE

REXt THE HORSE, IN "BLAC.K j CYCLONE." ! ■ i Rex, who acquitted Iiimself so i ! nobly in "The King of Wild Horjses" | | last year, is again to be seen oriHffiie i ! Screen. Ha.l Roach, praducer of that i fllm sensation and the prpud owner ; : of the wild horse he saved from an : outlaw's death, tamed, trained and • made a motion picture star of, has writieii "Efaclc ' Cyclone" to fit the martelious talents of the horse. It . is a Mastei- Picture and will be the*) feature attraction at Everybody's Theatre to-night. ^'Black Cyclone" is a story of the Wild Lands, where herds of wild horses roam the hills and plains. Rex is first seen as a motherless colt who is driven out of the herdi of the Killer, a hideouslyspotted and fiendishly tempered stallion who has never been Vanquished in battle. When Rex reaches full growth he is a magnificent creature arid seeks.and wins a mate. She is one day captured by the Killer, who defeats Rex in battle. A natural enemy of Rex — king of all wild horses is man, but Rex was to know the worth of a raan's friendship. Hell's Hole ^uicksands are about to claim him as another victim when he is saved by a cowboy, who has been forced1 to hide in the hills to avoid the vengeance of a bad man who is out for Jim's life because he was the lucky man to win Jane Logan's love. Rex, repays his debt to the cowiby by killing a cougar that was about to spring on the man while he slept. He also saves Lady from a wolf i pack that trails her when she effects j an escape from the Killer's herd. i Guinn Williams, Kathleen Gollins, | and Christian Frank play the only Jiuman, roles in ^Black Cyclone,"