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Shannon News, 15 June 1928, Page 1

MAORILAND PICTURES. TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BRITAIN’S GREATEST FILM ACHIEVEMENT. “THE FLAG LIEUTENANT.” "THE FUG LIEUTENANT. ” “THE FUG LIEUTENANT. ” “THE FUG LIEUTENANT.” “THE FUG LIEUTENANT.” “THE FUG LIEUTENANT.” Starring HENRY EDWARDS and HENRY EDWARDS and HENRY EDWARDS and HENRY EDWARDS and HENRY EDWARDS and HENRY EDWARDS and DOROTHY SEACOMBE. DOROTHY SEACOMBE. DOROTHY SEACOMBE. DOROTHY SEACOMBE. DOROTHY SEACOMBE. DOROTHY SEACOMBE. The price of silence —dishonour! To speak—another’s happiness at stake! . ' t • Yet he ehose silence. ' The story of a man’s sacrifice for a friend. A tale with the tang of the sea, the haxard of adventure, the thrill of romance. Produced with the hearty co-opera-tion of the Admiralty.

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MONDAY. The COSMOPOLITAN CORPORATION Presents “UNSEEING EYES.” “UNSEEING EYES.” “UNSEEING EYES.” “UNSEEING EYES." j “UNSEEING EYES.” “UNSEEING EYES.” “UNSEEING EYES.” “UNSEEING EYES.” With LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE and SEENA OWEN. SEENA OWEN. SEENA OWEN. SEENA OWEN. SEENA OWEN. SEENA OWEN. SEENA OWEN. Directed by E. H. Griffith. Arthur Stringer’s story of Canada’s northern-most frontier is a gripping narrative. ' You will see the glittering carnival of Quebec’s winter spqrt season —then the secne shifts to a lawless settlement buried in the snow lands of the Far North—a breath-taking aeroplane dash across the mountain^ —a terrifying blizzard —hand-to-hand battles with outlaws—a. girl trapped in a band of lustful half-breeds—and . other .big mo-.