MAORILAND PICTURES.

Shannon News, 23 October 1925, Page 3

MAORILAND PICTURES.

i "EVERYMAN'S WIFE." [ "Everyman's Wife," a. William Fox , production due on Saturday at the | local theatre, is a pulsing drama of j married life. Dealing with the danger of suspicion in the home, the picture tells with humour and pathos a ' story that might readily be re-enact-ed m any family. Beautiful Elaine Hammerstein is seen as the wife. Herbert Rawlinson, as her husband, is as handsome and dashing as ever, and Robert Cain portrays a subtle villain. It i sa rare treat to see Dorothy Phillips on the screen again after an . absence of two years.. Diana Miller, ; the winsome screen adventuress, always gives a good account ol herself. • ""SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." 1 Mystifying situations follow one another with ."bewildering rapidity 7 in !. Guy Bolton and Max Marcin's stage 'success, "The Nightcap;" which Unii versalhas -filmed with an all star cast, under the title of "Secrets of the Night," the featured players of which are James Kirkwood and GVladge Bellam v. It will, be shown in the local theatre on Monday. Herbert Blache directed, and included in the cast arc Zasu Pitts, Rosemary. Theby, Josephine Singleton and Tom Wilson., I 1