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Shannon News, 30 December 1924, Page 1

iViAORILAHD THEATRE, SHANNON. TO-NIGHT. WHAT IS—“THE SAGE HEN?" “THE SAGE HEN?" “THE SAGE HEN?” “THE ySAGE HEN?” Not merely an outcast woman of the West, tout a personification o.f the Eternal Mother \v.ho would give her life to save her home, her honour or her child. “THE SAGE HEN.” “THE SAGE HEN.” “THE SAGE HEN.” “THE SAGE HEN.” An Edgar Lewis Production With— GLADYS BRIOGKWEDL, WALLACE MACDONALD LILLIAN RICH. WEDNESDAY. Cynthia Stockley’s novel of the strange, fascinating, adventurous life in Paris and on the. African veldt. A Donald Crisp Production.' “P 0 Nl J 0 L A.” “P 0 NJO L A.” “P O N J 0 L A.” “P 0: N J 0 L A.” WithJAMEJS KIRKWOOD ANNA Q. NILSSON TULLY MARSHALL THURSDAY (New Year’s Night.) A clever Comedy Drama full of excitement and laughs in which an amateur sleuth outwits experienced professionals. BERT LYTELL BERT LYTELL BERT LYTELL in “SHERLOCK BROWN.” “SHERLOCK BROWN.” “SHERLOCK BROWN.” "SHERLOCK BROWN.” An absorbing mystery drarrrti with unusual complications.

EXCHANGE AUCTION MART BALLANCE STREET, SHANNON. SALE BY AUCTION ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, at 1 p.m. FRUIT. VEGETABLES POTATOES. FURNITURE. POULTRY. FURNITURE, ETC. GEO. W. BROAD, Auctioneer. THE BONFIEL.D TEA ROOMS. WATTERSTON’S BUILDING. BALLANCE STREET, SHANNON. I WISH tq notify the Public oi Shannon and District I have opened UP-TO-DATE TEAROOMS. Delicious HOME-MADE CAKES, SCONES), ETC., together with cleanliness, civility and attention will he given to customers. SUMMER DRINKS FOR SALE. Only the Best* Brands of Chocolates and Sweets of all Kinds will be kept. A FULL RANGE OF SWEETS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CHEERIO. DON’T PASS WITHOUT A CUP OF TEA. MADE EASY $ to tow Q-TOL Mwtliui