MAORILAND PICTURES.

Shannon News, 29 April 1924, Page 2

MAORILAND PICTURES.

“THE FIGHTING GUIDE.” William Duncan, in “The Fighting' Guide,” will be shown in a stirring • drama at the local theatre on Wednesday in a. breakneck horseback chase at a, distance of six feet to tin: left and a full length 'to the rear nithe pursued, he crouches on. bis lectin tlie saddle, and with a spring like the strike of a rattler, he lands-"n the back of the other rider, hearing hitin to the road. The horses were slackened in the least, and the two plunge with'the momentum of the fall with a. crash into the bushes atthe side of the trail. Duncan pnkl 1“V this stunt with a- week of lameness. Joe Dominguex, the victim, took bis medicine like the goad Indian that he is. “RUPERT OF HENTZAU.” When a girl finds that she has married the wrong man and indiscreetly, corresponds with her true lover, the affair 'usually, ends in another divorce sensation. But in this case of Royalty nothing less than a civil war will satisfy the enraged husband. At least tha,t is What resulted in Rurttama when a rascally political enemy stole Queen Flavia’s secret love-letters, and those little scented pieces of note-paper also caused king’s death before the\ were dstroyed. It is all most, thnllinglv toild in . Super-special attraction “Rupert of Hentzau adnpttd from Sir Antony Hope’s most famous novel, and sequel to of 7 end a, ” The fourteen star-power cast includes such notables as Eh urn Hammerstein, Lew* Cody, Bert Lytell, Cla.ire Windsor, Bryant Washburn, Hobart Bosworth, Marjorie Daw, Mitchell Lewis, Elmo Lincoln and Gertrude Aston*. . “Rupert of Hentzau will be screened as Friday’s special.m Shannon. / ______