MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 21 December 1926, Page 3

MAORILAND THEATRE.

“TOO MUCH MONEY.” A leap from the deck of the Cunarc' Steamship Company’s giant trans-At-lantic steamer, Franconia, is one of the thrillers that will be seen in “Too Much Money,” First National’s screen adaptation of Israel Zangwill’s stage play, which comes on Wednesday to the Maoriland Theatre with Anna Q. Nilsson and Lewis Stone in the featured roles. The leap was made by Robert Cain, who plays the pail: of a love-pirating bachelor who tries to steal the wife and fortune of Stone. Many of the scenes in the picture were made right on the deck of the big steamer in its dock at New. York. Stone finds Cain aboard the steamer about to sail away with Stone’s wife and money. A terrible fist fight takes place wliich ends when Anna Q. Nilsson hurls a satchel containing all the money into the water. Cain quits bis fight- and leaps overboard after it. The “Too Much Money* * company spent a day on the vessel and furnished the crew with more excitement than they had seen in all their trans-atlantic trips. John Francis Dillon directed this picture under the supervision of Earl Hudson. “LOVING LIES.” A'thrilling diania of the sea is. scheduled as Friday’s feature at the Maoriland Theatre. It is a story adapted from Peter B. Kyne’s novel,- “The Harbour Bar,” and is full of tense situations and excitement.