MAORILAND PICTURES.

Shannon News, 26 June 1923, Page 3

MAORILAND PICTURES.

“THE PRIMITIVE LOVER.”

A keen and wholesome satire on modem methods of courtship i s the theme of “The Primitive Lover” with Constance Talmadge at the local theatre to-morrow. The star is sub Connie of the charming smile and the delightful personality, but this time she is called upon, to carry her efforts to greater ,dramatic heights, ill which she is assisted by Kenneth Marian and Harrison Ford. Goiqedy surprises furnish the big laughs in the picture, the star doing some discriminating acting in her interpretation of the romance stricken girl and justifies her soubriquet of screendom’s greatst mimic. ..FRIDAY’S SPECIAL.

Al Jennings and his brother Frank, whose careers as outlaws on the Western border are now being made into photoplays, are to 'appear in “The L’ady of the Dugout,” at the local theatre on'Friday. This picture is a dramatic novelty of the most unusual type. “The Lady of tha Dugout” is an episode in their'lives while following the galling of the ‘Knights of the Road. ’’' There are thrills galore, a!s well as a. stony of absorbing interest proving that even outlaws ha,ve a human side. Fiction, .plays no part, in these pictures, each episode being a faithful reproduction of location,' theme and incident.