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Shannon News, 13 October 1922, Page 1

MAORiLAND THEATRE. MAORILAND PICTURES. MAORILAND THEATRE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14— If you like thrills galore, gallop-ing-last action, enthralling romance, beautiful women, handsome men, real fights, beautiful scenery, suspense, mysteuy. and the old-time West, you will like this wonderful photo-drama.

FRANK MAYO FRANK MAYO FRANK MAYO In “TRACKED TO EARTH." i “TRACKED TO EARTH.” “TRACKED TO EARTH.” WHIRLWIND ACTION! GRIPPING MYSTERY! Handsome Frank Mayo never had a more forceful role than that offered in this drama. He is the centre of a. mystery that is not solved until the last of the last reel—a mystery that will keep you .guessing and enthralled until the solution is unfolded.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 16— ETHEL CLAYTON ETHEL CLAYTON ETHEL CLAYTON In “THE PRICE OF POSSESSION” “THE PRICE OF POSSESSION” “THE PRICE OF POSSESSION” Scenes in the Wild Australian Bush and a quiet English Manor.

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PALMERS CHICK FOOD. UNSURPASSED for raising strong, healthy chicks. ' Used by the principal breeders throughout the Dominion, with the manufacturers— PROCURABLE from all deal' ers, or communicate direct A. 3F. PALMER

MRS MCLENNAN, late Dominion, Main Street West, is conducting the Cafe Grand.