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AMUSEMENTS “TROUBLE”!! We Love It! and so do the hundreds who are seeing it daily 2nd GBEAT WEEK WHEN THAT ’RIOTMAN” FROM “THE QUEST MAN” STRAIGHTENS HIS SPORRAN. SWISHES HIS AND HEADS HIGHLANDS “TROUBLE in the GLEN” I pm. TWICE DAILY S pun. STATEII == |l *Phone 7S-M1 II -=r "WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand) "WARMED FOR COMFORT* From the pen of Maurice Walsh who wove the magic of the “Quiet Man” comes another tale of exuberant high adventure HERBERT WILCOX presents “TROUBLE in the GLEN" “TROUBLE in the GLEN” “TROUBLE in tffe GLEN” Filmed amid the purple heather of the rolling SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS In Gorgeous Colour ORSON WELLES JOHN McCALLUM VICTOR McLAGLEN FORREST TUCKER , It all began when the Laird (or Lord) caught a Fush (or fish) to the Loch t (or Lake). Well this is going to take a long time, so why not see for . yourself what really happened when J \on that blackest day of Scottish ; History there was ; “TROUBLE in the GLEN” L (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Released bv 20th Century Fox r PLANS AT THE THEATRE TODAY. , THEATRE ROYAL ! TONIGHT AT 8 p.m. By Arr: J. C. W. Theatres Ltd. r ARMAND PERREN PRESENTS

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