MAORILAND THEATRE.

Shannon News, 21 June 1929, Page 3

MAORILAND THEATRE.

“HAPPINESS AHEAD.” “Happiness Ahead,” Colleen Moore’s new picture, which opens at the Maoriiand Theatre on Saturday is the twen-ty-first production she has made for First National Pictures. Miss Moore first appeared on the screen as a First National actress in “Dinty,” which was followed soon after by the biggest success of her early picture, “Flaming Youth.” During the twenty-one pictures she, has been starred in com-edy-dramas, romances, and costume pictures, proving herself versatile in the extereme. The supporting cast includes Edmund Lowe, Lilyan Tashman, Edytlie Chapman, Charles Sellon, Arthur Horn man and Diane Ellis.

... MONDAY’S DOUBLE BILL. On Monday Monte Blue will appear in “One-Round Hogan,” a fight film and incidentally a love story,' lovely Leila Hyams supply the motivation for ‘‘One Round Hogan’s” cyclonic performances during several ring scenes, which the directorial genius of Howard Bretlierton have made unbelievt* able realistic. Blue has never been better than in this red-blooded fighting play, which offers him a part so well suited to his virile personality. Best fight film of the year. >; , A thrilling ■ ehapterplay has been booked for a weekly showing at the Maoriland Theatre. commencing on Monday. It is the Universal serial production, “The Scarlet Arro\v,” starring Francis X Bushman, Jr., with the beautiful Hazel Keener in the feminine lead. The story is' based on' experiences in and around the Royal North vWest Mounted Police stations in Canada and goigeous, awe-inspiring scenery is greatly in evidence throughout the production. '