MAORI LAND PICTURES.

Shannon News, 20 February 1925, Page 3

MAORI LAND PICTURES.

“BARWIN WAS RIGHT." An ingenious William Fox story in which professor Henry Bald war endeavours to. discover a youm-iesio.-ing element, and brings aoout some entirely novel and unexpected resuns, jwill occupy the screen at tne Maonfand on Saturday. The supports are a w.eU-selected series off' high-class films. “THE TRIFLERS." On Monday, “The Triflera,” starring Edith Roberts,, will be shown. The theme is as ioliows; —Janet is a wofaing girl who used, to stand outsiue one of the big hotels in an American City and wish that she belonged to the idle rich. So strong was her desire to lead this life that she saved Sixty dollars, and, giving her parent to understand that she was going m ,a seaside resort with a menu *«* * j holiday, she went to tne st. Legis, me aristocratic hotel of the city. After her stay there she is unable to pay her bill and a man pays it for her but on one condition, and that is that she poses as his. wife for one day. She consents and they depart for the man’s home, and a host of friends descend on them for the week-end, so they are forced to keep up the deception for longer than was anticipated. Some interesting sidelights on the manners and morals of the idle r c soon awaken the girl to a sense of the shallowness of it all, and she returns to her home and true love in the person of her adoring policeman friend.