AMUSEMENTS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 10850, 6 October 1925, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

TEMKA PICTURES. When Clarence Mnlford wrote "The Orphan,” he furnished Tom Mix with the greatest motion picture story of his career. It comes to Temuka to-night under the title of "The Deadwood Coach.” The story concerns "The Orphan,” a reckless outlaw who is feared throughout, the West but who, in reality, is the enemy of only one man. As a boy, the outlaw witnessed the murder of his father hy an outlaw named Tex Wilson, and the boy. dedicated his life to vengeance. ‘ The way he fulfils this vengeance and wins the respect of the community, as well as the hand of a girl, makes this a thrilling and picturesque western drama. Some splendid supporting pictures will also be screened. GERALDINE PICTURES, A great comedy production will be screened at the Geraldine Municipal Theatre to-day and to-morrow —“Why Worry.” Colosso, one of the principal actors, is a small fellow—if you look at him from an aeroplane. He, is only 8 feet 91 inches tall; weighs 4GO pounds, and wears size twenty shoes, each of which weighs twenty pounds. This picture had a six weeks’ run in Christchurch, and Geraldine theatre goers should not miss the opportunity of seeing it. Usual prices.