MAORILAND PICTURES.

Shannon News, 16 January 1925, Page 3

MAORILAND PICTURES.

A NEW STAR. “Honor among Men” (Saturday’s big feature) is. the first picture in which Edmund Lowe has been starred. It is a. credit to Lowe as an actor and it vindicates the judgment of William Fox in selecting him as a Fox star. In “Honor Among Men” he has justified William Fox’s faith in him and pie will make himself mo>re friends than any iqf his pictures in the past. A MAMMOTH PIGTUHE ON MONDAY On Monday there will he screened one of. tiie most remarkable pictures that has come from the studios for many years. This is “Enemies of Children”—a, mighty story of youth triumphing over every obstacle and acted on the screen by an assemblage of players whose names rank , with the highest among the leaders of the acting profession. Virginia Lee Corbin, as the, child Patsy, is an artist of superlative, native talent. Her embodiment of the little urchin of-the slums will touch the heart-strings of all. Anna Q. Nilsson, as the grownup Patsy, plays her role with a charm and sweetness which has seldom been equalled on the screen. This distinguished actress reaches heights of rare dramatic power.