ENTERTAINMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 291, 5 June 1912, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

EMPIRE PICTURE PALACB., "ZIGOMAR v. NICK CARTER." Another of those wonderful Zigomar pictures will be shown at the Empire Theatre to-night. Local picture-goers will not sopn forget the picture shown at the Empire during Xmas week dealing with the contest between Zigomar and Paul Broquet, in which it was thought that Zigomar had perished in the great explosion. However, Zigomar proved too great a money-getter for the Eclair studio to allow him to die so young, and we again find him following lis wicked calling. His first act on recovering is to search out Paul Broquet, the detective who had pursued him with sucb persistence. Broquet, mortally wonnded, sends for Nick Carter, to whom he intrusts the pursuit of Zigomar. Now starts the contest between these two men, each so full of daring and reeach so determined to conquer. So_ rapid, realistic and thrilling are the episodes that the spectator is caught and whirled away into a region throbbing with breathless excitement, returning after an hour and ten minutes to earth, fully convinced that "Zigomar v. Nick Carter" is the greatest senaafron in picture form ever presented to a picture-loving public.