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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 89, 16 April 1927, Page 7

ELECTRIC LIGHT. Don't buy you*- liR-tn carelessly. Ask for "Mazda" Lamps and secure good light. National Electrical and Engineering "Co. (Ad.) HIPPODROME THEATRE. The Easter attraction which heads the bill of fare at the Hippodrome Theatre is "The Wild Bull's Lair. - ' Fred Thomson and his wonderful horse. Silver King, are starred in this thrilling Western drama. The picture is of an entirely different type from the usual Western film, but loses nothing in excitement and action. The story is one of the attempts of an Indian half-breed to wipe out the community of whites which has settled in his district. One of the weapons is a wild bull, the terror of tbe neighbourhood. In a thrilling climax. Thomson overcomes the great beast, after a fierce struggle. The fight- nas been described by critics us one of the most spectacular ever staged for the screen. Silver King has ample opportunity to display his uncanny intelligence. !', feats having delighted all who have seen them. The romantic side of the theme has not been neglected, however, this being provided by the hero and his employer's daughter. A good supporting programme is also being presented.