MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 11 March 1927, Page 3

MAORILAND THEATRE.

TO-MORROW—'' BLACK PARADISE '' Edmund Lowe, Madge Bellamy and Leslie Fenton are featured in "Black Paradise," the thrilling Fox Films production coming to the Maoiiland Thes| tre to-morrow. In this absorbing "crook" drama Miss Bellamy is the innocent bystander as it were, who falls in love with a charming young crook, Leslie Fenton, and decides to reform him. He goes straight for a while, but just before they are to be married decides to try' one more " job'' and falls into a trap. In the exciting chase that follows, the detective, Edmund Lowe, chases them aboard a ship which turns'out to be a rum runner headed for the South Seas and owned by an old enemy of the detective. From this point on events shape themselves with melodramatic rapidity, and the plot runs swiftly on to an unexpected and sensational climax. ■MONDAY—' 'THE LOVE THIEF." Practically as many countries as there are players in the are represented in "The Love Thief," the pretentious mythical kingdom feature film to be shown on Monday, with Norman Kerry in the starring role. In the first place, Norman Kerry was born in New York. Then Greta Nissen, the leading woman, was born iu Oslo, Norway, and attained great screen success abroad. Cissy Fitzgerald was born in sunny France. Oscar Beregi hails from Budapest. Then there is Augustino Borgato, whose home town is in Italy. Carrie Daumery also comes from France. Marc MacDeimott was born in London. Anton Vaverka is a native of Prague, Czeeho-Slovakia, and Aloliohko Martel comes fiom Strassburg, AlsaceLorraine. Charles Puffy comes from the same city as Beregi, while Nigel Barrie, an Englishman, was born in Calcutta, In dia. This cosmopolitan play lias only two natives of the United States in the