AMUSEMENTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 15, 8 May 1914, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

BERNARD’S PICTURES. To-night’s new series of pictures includes “N.Z. Animated News,” “Lucca Cavalry,” ‘Tathe’s English Gazette,” “The Chinese Death Thorn,” and the Vitagraph’s Western story, “The Caettle Thief.” The plot runs as followsMr Weston has told Boh that he will not agree to his marriage until his herd of cattle equals his own. In a spirit of fun. Sunny procures a bottle of branding acid and puts Bob’s initials on an equal divisions of her fathers herd. Wilson, a. rival, seeing Bob’s initials on Weston’s cattle, hastens to the sheriff and accuses Bob. A struggle ensues, Bob’s pistol is discharged, and Wilson is shot in the wrist. The sheriff and his posse go in pursuit of Bob, and eventually shoot Runny, carry her home to her father. Wilson accidentally discovers the empty bottle, which contained the acid, where Sunny had hidden it. She makes a clean breast of it to her father, who is then convinced that it would be foolish to interpose his objections longer.