MAORILAND THEATRE.
"THE KISS BARRIER" Edmund LoweT the . Williaim F<« star, believes "Tb£ Kiss Baxrisr, ■. n» latest picture, which opens o* Satuxdav at the Matt-iland Theatre, offers some of the finest dramatic opportunities he has had to his career on thp scr&GH A talented actor of the spoken stage, Mr Lowe is Well equipped to judgt dramatic values and' a statement of this sort coming from a seasoned "trouper,'" #.rri'es a wealth .Of meaning. > In the role of Richard March, war aviator and actor, Mr Lowe is first the virile soldier, then the suave matinee idol of the theatre,' and then tht(ardent lover. It gives him the opportunity to portray many diflereiiv emotions/ ' ."'.■ .■.. . .:. - .■: ....•, Claire Adams is Lowe's leading Woman in "The Kiss Barrier." Marian Harlan has an excellent part; d», I a love sick flapper, .and Diana Miller plays the sort of adventuress role I she portrays so well.
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Shannon News, 28 August 1925, Page 3
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149MAORILAND THEATRE. Shannon News, 28 August 1925, Page 3
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