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AMUSEMIHTS LAST 2 DAYS!! Dally 3 pan. and 3 p.m. FINK FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. Metro-Goldwya Meyer Present ALAN LADD OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND DAVID LADD In SAMUEL GOLDWYN JUN.’S “PROUD REBEL” (G) COLOUR by TECHNICOLOR Plus: TOM pnd JERRY CARTOON. 11111111 l S 2AL E HIM "WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FRIDAY NEXT: 4 Sessions 11 a.m., 2. S SHOPPERS, 8 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.5, 8 p.m. When Pompous ROBERT MORLEY ROBERT MORLEY dons a wig as the intrepid arm of. the law . . . and MICHAEL REDGRAVE MICHAEL REDGRAVE dons a dozen different disguises as the ingenious hand for disorder . . . and Those “Lavender Hill” Mobsters Director CHARLES CRICHTON, Screen-playwright T. E. B. CLARKE set the scene amidst BRANDY. SMUGGLERS, EMERALD SNATCHERS, DISCREET AUNTS WHO PLAY BRIDGE WITH MARKED CARDS . . . and the SUCH . . . YOU CAN EXPECT A COMEDY “As Energetic and Hilariously Hairbrained as a Keystone Kops caper.” (Catchline courtesy NEW YORK TIMES) HAPPILY LARCENOUS . . . HILARIOUSLY LAUGHABLE, IT’S CALLED “LAW AND DISORDER” Always great in dramatic roles our stars- are merely OUTSTANDING in their farcical portrayals of the successful CROOK whose career is constantly interrupted by enforced vacations (courtesy of H.M. Prisons) handed out by a famous Judge. THE JOKE (which we won’t spoil by telling you too much) is when the JUDGE SUDDENLY finds himself as much OUTSIDE THE LAW as within it, , a turn of the tables niftily accomplished by dur charming crook and his riotous collection of associates BENNY, the FORGER

IVAN, the disguise EXPERT BLACKY and SHORTY the stolen car SPECIALISTS FOXY, the ALL-ROUNDER. Scene To Watch For! JUDGE MORLEY discovering what a BLACK MARIA is like from the * INSIDE! Lion International Films Present “LAW AND DISORDER” | “LAW AND DISORDER” “LAW AND DISORDER” (O) IT’S COPS AND ROBBERS at their CRAZIEST I A WILD. WONDERFUL BRITISH COMEDY The Best in Years! PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. ; Canterbury Amateur Sports Federation CARNIVAL of SPORT ENGLISH PARK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1959. —2 p.m. ATHLETICS BOXING BASKETBALL (Men’s) CYCLING FENCING WEIGHT-LIFTING WRESTLING BAND DISPLAY POLICE DOG DEMONSTRATION Admission: ENCLOSURE: 3s (no half price) EMBANKMENT: 2s Adults School children if accompanied by parents FREE If unaccompanied 6d per head. SCHUSSLBR’S Biochemie Balta are obtainable from W. Faivey, Chemist. 870 Coiooto at. (era. ImmA. B