MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 12 February 1929, Page 3

MAORILAND THEATRE.

“THE CLOUD DODGER). ’’

A 1 Wilson, considered fihndom’s greatest aerial acrobat, is responsible in a measure for tile entire success or “The 'Cloud Dodger,” the Universal air film, for he wrote the story as weU as acting the starring role. The story was "written less from the actual experiences of the aerial ace, for A 1 was aimy aviator instructor and his many and varied happenings in too air. prompted .him to pen the story. He is supported by a carefully selected east including Gloria Grey in the feminine role, Joe O’Brien, Julia Griffith, and Gilbert Holmes. The picture will be screened at the Maoriland Theatre on Wednesday.

“SUNRISE” ON FRIDAY.

Drama, spectacle and unequalled camera effects are the outstanding features promised in “Sunrise,” the l'px special dealing with the contrast betweeh fast city life and rural -virtue, which will come to the local theatre on Friday. The story of . “Sunrise’’ concerns a husband and wife who are happy in thei’- humble surroundings until a young woman from a neighbouring city comes to the fishing village. Her cupidity is aroused by the modest property that the mar. has accumulated and she deliberately sets about to ensnare him, planning to get him to sell his property, leave his wife and go back to the city with her. She has no regard for the wife nor for the man himself. She intends to drop him as soon as she has obtained the money. When she can think of no better way to get rid of the wife she asks the husband to take her out into the middle of the bay and have the boat seem accidentally to tip ever so that, the wife will be drowned.