AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 2101, 9 April 1925, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

EMPRESS THEATRE. Charles (Buck) Jones, the whirlwind Western actor, makes another welcome appearance in a William Fox thrilling drama of the plains, entitled "Western. Luck." This exceptionally fine drama unfolds a vivid story that fairly bristles with mystery, romance and a thousand thrills. Adapted from jthe successful serial story which appeared in the Red Magazine, and from the pen of Bret Harte, patrons are assured of capital entertainment in this truly exceptional cinema from the Fox studios.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Romance glitters and lures in one of the finest pictures of adventure of the season, "The Man from Broduey's) which is set d,own for screening on the above nights. This special Master picture, based upon the famous novel of the same name, by George Barr McCutcheon, realistically depicts the story as it is known to millions of readers. The most thrilling battle ever depicted on the screen is one of the big moments in this eight act super-drama of a great tense novel.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Those who still remember the big Griffith masterpiece, "Intolerance," will be eager to witness Maeterlinck's famous play, "Mona Yanna," presented in a supreme Master picture adaptation in seven massive acts. Here is a masterpiece which for massiveness of settings, masterful handling of immense crowds, exquisite photography and convincing character portrayals will stand comparison with the best in film craftsmanship. "Mona Vanna" is really a wonderfully weTI done cinema triumph. Patrons desirous of reserving their seats during the holidays are kindly asked to do so as early as possible. No extra charge is being made for this big offering.