MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 22 May 1925, Page 2

MAORILAND THEATRE.

“IN LOVE WITH LOVE.” Talent and versaility are the main attributes of Marguerite De La Motto, playing the feminine lead in “In Love With Love,” Rowland V. Lee’s screen version of Vincent Lawrence s Broadway stage hit made under the William Fox banner. Previous to her dehut on the silver sheet, Miss De La Motto was a dancer of no average abiity. Her first appearance in public was as a toe dancer at the Coronado Hotel in the famous winter resort near San Diego, California. The charming actress, whose latest production will be seen at the Maoriland Theatre on Saturday, was a student and protege of Ana Pavlowa, master danseuse of the world, who predicted a promising future for her. But the cal! of the camera’s click proved stronger than the theatre platform. “THE ROSE OF PARIS.” A story-plot conceived l>y one of the musters of modern Flench romance—the famous “Delly” laid in Parisian settings of the most roman-

tic contrast. Staged to perfection in setting typt ically French in every vista of beauty and good taste. Starring the ydungest and most beautiful of truly great screen stars, Ma.ry Philbdn, the idol of millions. From the vivid underworld of Pans to the rarelv beautiful chateaus pi French nability—from kitchen maid to mistress of a magnificent domain, —thrills, surprise drama and nean throbs for every man and woman who. has ever loved. This is “The Rose of Paris snowing at Tokomaru on Saturday and Shannon on Monday.