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Shannon News, 13 April 1926, Page 1

Maoriland Theatre TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT CARL LAEiMM LE PRESENTS THE PHANTOM OE THE OPERA From the celebrated nov el by Gaston Leroux, WITH LON CHANEY, GIBSON'GOWLAND, ' MARY PHILBIN, ARTHUR EDMUND CAREWE, NORMAN KERRY, AND FIVE THOUSAND ADDITIONAL ARTISTS. A Rupert Julian-Universal Production. * Love that battles with mystery and dares the Unknown! Drama that rushes breathless through a hundred climaxes ! Beauty that carries you into a magic world and glimmers in the memory! Spectacle that appals with its greatness and stuns with its titanic magnitude! 7 HE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA is a milestone in motion picture his- to.ry. It is Universal’s supreme achie vement, surpassing even “The Hunch-hack of Notre Dame” in greatness an d splendour. ADMISSION: 1/6 and 2/-. Children Half Price.

FRIDAY FRIDAY WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS ‘THE WHEEL. “THE WHEEL.” “THE WHEEL.” “THE WHEEL.” “THE WHEEL.” “THE WHEEL.” A cast, of noted stars in the screen version of John Golden s celebrated stage success—The magnificent gaming Tooms of Mpnte Carlo reproduced for motion pictures.—What happens w ,® n ttie ' king of a palace of chance goes after a victim of The Wheel. The trials and tribulations of. a faithful wife who tries to save her husband and her home by taking a chance -on The Wheel.—Hign life of New York’s smart set, caught in the mad whirl of night hie gaiety.—The results of ai marriage where the bride and groom defy barriers of so-called wealth and social position—A stirring horse race that will thrill any audience.

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