MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 9 October 1925, Page 3

MAORILAND THEATRE.

“STRATHMORE” —SPECIAL ALL STAR CASTE,

On Saturday “Strathmore” will be 'screened at the Maoriland Theatre. This is the absorbing story of a wo man whom even confirmed womanhaters could not resist when she brought to bear her wiles and snnitc. Marion Vavasour, played by beautiful Diana. Miller, is the face and fig ure over which friendships arc broken, the wicked woman ol history, if she is judged by the havoc wroght, site should toe given a high place. Fighting her, but then falling under her captivating smile, is Daniel Strathmore, played by Wyndlntm Standing. To his life, already cm bittered, she brings, another soul scaring affair, which almost results in his ending it all. How the results are finally called and her eventual overthrow forms one of the most absorbing stories adapted to the screen. This production is taken from Ouida’s novel of the same name. The supports include a comedy, gazette, scenic and educational picture. “SMOULDERING FIRES.” The majestic grandeur and beauty of Yosemite National Park is the background for some of the important sequences in “Smouldering Fires.” After a. busy life, her energies centered entirely on the factory she owns, a middle-aged woman permits herself to fall in love with a man half her age. For ti time after their marriage sflie is supremely happy, but there comes the day when she learns that her husband and Vr vounger sister are deeply in love with each other. This tensely dra : matic stpry is told in this picture. Pauline Frederick and Laura La Plante are co-starred. “Smouldering Fires” will be screened on .Saturday at Tokomaru and on Monday at Shannon.