MAORILAND PICTURES.

Shannon News, 7 September 1923, Page 3

MAORILAND PICTURES.

MARY MILES MINTER TRIES OUT

HUSBANDS.

A quiet little hunting lodge is the scene of most of the humorous events which befall Mary Miles Min,ter in her latest Realart picture, “Moonlight and Honeysuckle.” It is the setting in which she decided to try out. two prospective husbands. Each would stay there with ,her chaperone and herself and she, would observe their habits land judge accordingly. Here is a little list of things she did,not expect—both suitors coming at once, herself involved in a country wide scandal, the unexpected marriage and appearance of her father and sudden appearance also of the man who loved her, from. Arizona. Unfortunately for her, they happened and soon she was tangled in a web of events that will convulse the patrons of the local theatre, where “Moonlight and Honeysuckle” will be screened on Saturday. DICK TALiMADGE MONDAY.

How would you like to dance round the ledge of the top of a. ten storey building? , Dick Talmad'ge, the world’s new thrill star, does this to amuse audiences in .his latest Universal production, “Watch Him Step,’’ a a thrillo-drania of five- reels filled to the brim with clean comedy, startling antics and death-defying stunts. Dick has a mania for this kind of -thing, and even spends his spare time seeing how hard he dan make folks hearts bump with excitement with the almost, impossible stunts he pulls over at Universal city between scenes. Dick, the boy who is going to captivate the hearts of all the girl iaov'|: -fans of the world with his breeziness and originality.