MAORILAND THEATRE.
THE PRODIGAL JUDGE.
What is said to he one of the most thrilling of scenes is Included in “The Prodigal Judge,” to head the pro-
gramme on Wednesday. This is a sensational journey of a twoeabhi raft through the Cedar Rapids of the St. Lawrence River. These rapids are considered the most dangerous for boatmen in the whole of . Canada, and on hoard the frail craft *ar,e Jean Paige fwlto has the leading role of the story—that of Betty Mail'd) and half a dozen small children. The picture version of Vaughan Kester’s much-read book is stated to be well worth all the pains that have been expended in making it. Some of I the most lovable of characters are to be found in the story, the cast for which was chosen with great care, and ■all the quaint picturesquenegs of the scenes have been faithfully reproduced. It is a story containing the maximum in heart interest, and its appeal is said to be of the very widpst.
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Shannon News, 8 May 1923, Page 3
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169MAORILAND THEATRE. Shannon News, 8 May 1923, Page 3
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