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Shannon News, 20 July 1926, Page 1

Maoriland Theatre FRIDAY FRIDAY THE PICTURE SHANNON HAS BEEN WAITING FOR. NOVEL THAT STARTLED TWO CONTINENTS A story drama from the ,p en of a master novelist with an unexcelled grasp of character. “RECOMPENCE.” “RE COM PENCE.” MONTE BLUE as PETER the Chaplain turned man, who sacrificed himself upon the altar of love for—JULIE, played by MARIE. PRIEVOiST, the unconventional child, whose heart craved for happiness. They played with the game of life and love—Julie the carefree, unconventional child —and Peter, the Chaplain, turned'man—“RECOMPENCE.” “RECOMPENCE.” i ■ It lays bare thf soul of man and woman—takes you spellbound into the lives of Peter Graham and Julie Gamelyn and tells you in eight mighty reels the anguish’ a woman bore for the man of her heart.

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