MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 14 November 1924, Page 2

MAORILAND THEATRE.

“SIX CYLINDER, LOVE”—COMEDY.

For nearly 'one thousand New York performances, rich men, poor men, tradesmen laymen—beiurred and becalicoed women—and all the youth of New York, dQffeu hats to this tibcracking comeuy. No social or mental class could resist the great comedy!— I “SLx Cylinder Love,” due on Saturday. Its title and title name of Ernest Truex wore carried triumphantly throughout the world. All the ingenuity of legitimate advertising was used and it Bulked prodigiously everywhere! Enohgh have seen it to convince those who haven’t that they’ve missed something marvellous. HOOT GIBSON MONDAY.

Cowpun dher, stage driver, cook, waiter, porter and hotel clerk, but he Iliad to be an actor on Broadway to Win her. For an hour of laughter, follow Hoot Gibson through “40 Horse Hawkins,” his newest Univer- - sal hit, due at the Maoriland an Monday. . Don’t miss this dashing hero in a new western romance. More capriciousi Inimitable! More hilarious! Forty horses can’t .hold him when he gets under way in the best role of his career. Here’s a. picture that runs wild into matrimonyi