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Shannon News, 30 June 1925, Page 1

MAORI LAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT GRAND MOVING PICTURE. “THE TRANSFORMED ISLE.” “THE TRANSFORMED ISLE.” “THE TRANSFORMED ISLE.” “THE TRANSFORMED ISLE.” Will he Screened. This is the greatest Missionary Film yet produced, featuring life in the islands. ADMISSION: 1/6 and 1/-. jyj'AOltiLAND FJIHEATRE. WEDNESDAY. MASTER PICTURES Present— BABY PEGGY BABY PEGGY 111 “CAPTAIN JANUARY.” “CAPTAIN JANUARY.” “CAPTAIN JANUARY.” “CAPTAIN! JANUARY.” A wholesome human and truly delightful picture play with HOBART BOSWORTH IRENE RICH AND OTHER STARS. EVERYBODY’S DARTING. EVERYBODY’S, DARLING. Smiles, Tears, Heart-Throbs. Here is a Big Picture Everyone is talking a l ,bout. The greatest story ever written—Sometiling that everyone is waiting to "■See i The New York “Evening Mail” says —“Captain January” is one of those rare flltns which tell a simple story clearly and beautifully—Baby Peggy’s performance as the Little Captain is one of the marvels of the screen.

THURSDAY NIGHT. They’re Coming! They’re Coming! Thu Famous Australian Scottish LADIES' PIPE BAND. LADIES’ PIPE BAND. AND GRAND CONCERT PARTY. GRAND CONCERT PARTY. j^/JAORILAND At 8 p.m. FJIBEATUE. sharp. On Tour of the Worldxunder DrumMajor William Darwin, F.H.G.S., and Pipe-Major Jessie Young. ‘ THE WORLD’S GREATEST NOVELTY. So says Leading Australian Entertd>in6r PROGRAMME INCLUDES: PIPING: Solos, Duets, and Band Items. SINGING & ELOCUTION by Australian Prize-winners. DANCING of all Nationalities by Competition Winners. Box Plan at MRS RAWLINSON’S. ADMISSION: 4/-, 3/- (plus tax), 2/-. Children Half Price. Francis J. Williams, Advance Manager. ,