AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 57, 8 March 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE

Marc McDermott is featured in “Th Convict’s Parole,” an Edison film in eluded in the series to be screened a His Majesty’s on Monday evening. Tin star film is a Selig masterpiece, “Equ ine Hero,” the scenario of which reads Mabel and Billy send love notes t' each other by Mabel’s horse, “Doc.’ Pete is also in love with Mabel. Bill; writes a not© to Mabel and ties it U “Doc.’s” mane. Pete is a witness L the action, and when the horse start; for Mabel’s home ho follows. H< overtakes th© horse and reads tin note. He thus learns of Billy’s plato meet Mabel. Pete replaces the not and sends “Doc” on his way. H then loads himself with whisky am" goes to an nTdian camp. He gets tin Indians intoxicated and then tell them of his hatred for Billy. He en lists their aid in a plan to scare th sweethearts and they proceed to th' trysting place. The Indians are beyom all control, and a fight ensues. Bill; is wounded and left for dead, while tinted men carry Mabel to the ledge o a near by canon, the only egress fron which is a single log stretched acros; the abyss. “Doc” trails her to tin canon, walks along the log and unties the girl’s bonds. In the meantirm Billy has recovered and has starter for the canon with a sheriff’s posse.