MAORILAND

Shannon News, 7 March 1924, Page 2

MAORILAND

GREAT AVALANCHE GIVES THRILL

IN FOX PICTURE,

The new William Fox picture with Charles -Tones at the local Theatre is called "Hell's Hole" and that doesn't half describe it. Whole mountains of rock and eartlh crash down and spriead all over the landscape. There is more action to every foot of this story than a big saw has teeth. When it comes to pretty girls, Ruth Clifford is in a class toy herself. Lovers of good pictures should put on seven league boots and .hurry to the Maoriland Theatre hlecause ,-the picture shows for Saturday night only. THE SELF-MADE WIFE. Tim Godwin sat dejected. Insi' 1 * the house, were his wife and baby. He had gambled heavily in oil and lost. Now his little family was on the ragged edge of poverty. A great roaring noise started him from his reverie. His wife rushed from tthe cabin and stood by his side. Stupefied they stood there until a downpour of oil (taenehed them. His last chance had Proved a winner. It came in a gusher. "The Self-Made'"Wife,'] a Universal all-star photodrama. which will be shown in the Maoriland Theatre on Monday evening, is a dramatic picturization of poverty and happiness, sudden wealth and the misunderstanding of conflicting ideas as to the "romantic value" of the wealth.