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Shannon News, 16 July 1926, Page 1

Maoriland Theatre TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT BLAZING THE TRAIL OF LOVE AND CIVILISATION. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS DIRECT FROM ONE YEAR' S RUN IN NEW YORK. FEATURING GEORGE O’BRIEN, A M AN’S MAN AND ALL WOMEN’S IDOL. In “The Iron Home,” Mr Fox has' pictured in a very effective way ■one of the very greatest events in American history. The story of the building of the first transcontinental railway is only to be matched in peace time exploits by the voyage of Columbus, the landing of the Pilgrims and the building of the Panama Canal. . If this thought is kept in mind it is easy to get toe true perspective of this production. “The Iron Horse” breathes the spirit of one overwhelming gigantic achievement.

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