THE BLUE TRIANGLE THEATRE.
"Maya the Bee" at the Bluo Triangle Cinema, Is a triumph of the powers of modern cinematography. The onlooker is shown a bee caught high up in a spider's web, and the spider about to devour Its prey, when In response to the appeals for help a large and friendly beetle attacks the spider's stronghold, releasos the bee, and takes all the web from off its body. ' The birth of a dragon-fly, along with dozens of other wonders, shows what a wonderful film "Maya" really Is. Supporting "Maya" Is a good feature comedy, starring Larry Semon. Semon is noted for his powers of provoking mirth, and there are sixty minutes of healthy amusement. Commencing on Friday next is "Tho Vanishing Race." Zano Grey is the author of tho story, and the film depicts tha life of the Red man. The production is massive and plenty of action runs through tho picture.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 127, 31 May 1928, Page 6
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