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Shannon News, 9 May 1922, Page 1

MAORILAND THEATRE. MAORILAND PICTURES. MAORILAND THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10— . MONSTER PROGRAMME. No. 1— ' CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE In “DANGEROUS BUSINESS.” “DANGEROUS BUSINESS.” “DANGEROUS BUSINESS.” A Phoneymoon of Bridal Frights. Genevieve, something terrible has happened. I got out of marrying that' awful Arnold by saying I was married to Clarence. Now Clarence is back, and although—anyway, he still refuses to marry me. What shall I do? It’s Dangerous Business. No. 2 t HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD In “BUMPING INTO BROADWAY.” “BUMPING INTO BROADWAY.” “BUMPING INTO BROADWAY.” NO. 3 The Second Episode of THE FLAMING DISC Most Thrilling Serial yet offered. FRIDAY, MAY 12—

The Lady Jermyn, a schooner, [ carrying a cargo of gold, and hundreds of passengers, was destroyed by explosion on the high seas. The men who staged the deed planned that all should perish. They wanted no evidence of their theft and murder. One man survived. For days he drifted on a hatch- . way. He matched his wits against the plotters, whose motto was—“DEAD MENi TELL NO TALES.” “DEAD MEM TELL NO TALES'.” “DEAD MEM TELL NO TALES.” The Famous Story of E. W. Homung. The most Spectacular Film of the day. A FILM MASTERPIECE. The triumph of Photography over spoken drama. Recommended by the Censor more especially for adult audiences. Also the Great Serial, “SMASHING “SMASHING BARRIERS.” “SMASHING BARRIERS.”

SATURDAY, MAY 13 A UNIVERSAL MASTERPIECE. PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN In “REPUTATION.” “REPUTATION.” “REPUTATION.” EXCERPT ROM THE STORY:— But back of it all was the fearful truth—she w ! as an imposter—she was not the real Laura Figlan—she was a thief, and had stolen this great actress’s name and reputation. Then a trick of fate brought the two women—the great, Laura Figlan and the imposter—face to face—in the biggest climatic crash a picture has ever had. Here’s drama that plays with the passions and emotions of human beings as a child plays with its dolls. Drama that for emotional, thrills, love interest, heart appeal, swift action, and wonderful settings, has never been equalled.