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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27425, 11 August 1954, Page 1

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"THE SWORD AND “THE SWORD AND THE ROSE” THE ROSE” THE ROSE” THE ROSE” Colour Ry Technicolor —Starring— Richard TODD |l Glynis JOHNS Richard TODD l| Glynis JOHNS »* S .t® r o£ Lovely Stir of Rob Roy -The Seekers” And the Performance of the Year JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE JAMES RORERTSON JUSTICE As HENRY Vm. J? I ’,, < Ou, ’ t * ndln ß Motion Picture bring. to 111. the romance th.t rocked Two Kingdoms . . filmed In the beauty of the English countryside. Windsor Castle, The Tower, Greenwich Palace. The Cliffs of Calais: It’s Majestically Beautiful In T-E-C-H-N-LC-O-L-O-U-R Fxhibltlon) BOX PLANS AT DJ.C. AND MAYFAIR. DANCES. SOCIALS FTC GOLF CLUB. GLENMARK GOLF CLUB. ANNUAL BALL. ANNUAL BALL. ” memorial hall. WAIF AR A MEMORIAL HALL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. at 8.30 pm FRIDAY. AUGUST 13.’ at 8.30 pml B " n< ’' Supper. Double 15s. Single 7s 6d. METEQft SANctSGTTONIGHT » and EVERY WEDNESDAY •Me/IjEOR at the METEOR. meteor dance. METEOR SCOTTISH H ALL. Gloucester street. METEOR MIXED DANCING METEOR NOVELTIES. S Hot o^ U p s ri S Pper - METEOR Extra good Band. METEOR Admission 3s 6d. < W.T.C.

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