EVERYBODY'S.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10303, 14 June 1927, Page 6

EVERYBODY'S.

BUFFALO BillJ. .ITNIL !N “A STREAK OF LLCiv”— liU-N IGHTS SCREENING

A novelty in the matter of story and settings will be seen when Buffalo Billy Jr.’s latest production “A Streak of Luck” a Al as tor .Picture, shows at Everybody’s to-night. When the story opens the scene is laid in a smart supper’chib, and at one o! the tables Buffalo .'Bill, Jr., is discovered with/a jolly | arty. He is dared to dance with the girls in-the revue by one of his party and takes the dare. This in spite ‘of Jus rich father's warning that there was to be no more notoriety in the newspapers or Bill would he forced to leave home and would lo disowned completely. While dancing. Bill notices a man most obviously a rancher. having liis pockets picked of the big roll of bills be had been displaying too prominently. Bill dashes over and a general tight ensues, in which, the. money is saved, but the thieves disappear. The police come iu and the newspapers the next morning carry the story of the prominent . banker’s son’s latest escapade. This settles the business, and Bill’s father disowns him forthwith. From then on the story speeds up faster with action and thrills. Fights and a scene where Bill jumps off a bridge and into a moving car and all sorts of things happen. Tim supporting pictures include “.Fireflies” two- ) cel comedy. “Wedding Bells in Laplaud” and “Li the Heart of Lapland” travel scenic, Urban. Movie Chat and Bathe Gazette. Box plan at Tattei'snll and * Bavlv’s.