Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-03-09 | Page 6 | Indian Massacre

oo INDIAN MASSACRE 300 SIOUX INDIANS IN BATTLE At tho Orpheum tomorrow night a big two-reel feature will be shown, dealing with tho settlement of tho great wost In the early dayB. This picture Is even better than "Tho War on the Plains," which you saw at our house last Sunday night. A buffalo hunt Is actually shown, with Teal buffaloes. Tho plafn6man shoots and kills one, and as he dismounts from his horse he Is nttacked by tho Indians A thrilling acono follows as the desperate man flghtB for his llfo bohlnd tho carcass of the dead buffalo. This sceno Is ouly the beginning uf sensational Incidents leading up to tho great Indian massacre, the thrilling rescuo of a white child from the Indian In-dian camp and the terrible sengeanre of tho whlto settlers meted out to the savages. Through the film runs a story of beautiful mother love, the grief of an Indian woman for tho doath of hor child, and the bond of maternity matern-ity which causes the Bavage heart to molt before the sorrow of an anguished anguish-ed mother and restores to her tho baby saved from the awful carnago. This big feature, the costliest of all frontier film, will bo shown at the Orpheum tomorrow, Sunday night only, in connection with two other now pictures, and two now songs bj tho Orpheum Trio Admission, adults, 10 cents; children, 6 cents. Doors open G-30.