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Northern Advocate, 12 July 1939, Page 10

The CITA . . . Out of the angry burning pages of the most provocative novel of the day comes this memorable screen drama . .- . the story of a young doctor forced to choose between a life of luxury . . . and the cry of humanity calling him back to “THE CITADEL” of/glorious ideals ... / P°L°A 9 2/ s A Dir; J. C. Williamson Piet. Corp. Ltd. Next SATURDAY at 2 and 8 p.m. and MON., TUES. and WED. at 7.45 p.m. SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY at 2 p.m. Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present ill? mmm f- .7 ; ' - fs&xtfSrttl-rtw i. 5 %. X** ••• ■':■■ 3 W;s? ' aK4 J .A I |-?J I ili.Vvf-' ■bi w li W il li flare *.*«■ p Kiii Pi 85?#. ROBERT DONAT (as “Dr. Andrew Manson’’) Recommended by Censor for Adults From the novel by Dr. A. J. Cronin —revealing with disturbing frankness the dramatic secrets of one doctor’s career , . . vividly toitl against the backgrounds of a dangerous mining centre and the perfumed boudoirs of London’s Idle Rich—young Dr. Andrew Manson —Christine —Toppy—Denny and all the rest who brought you laughter and tears, romance and drama in the pages of the book, all live in this great screen triumph ! with ROSALIND RUSSELL (as “Christine”) RALPH RICHARDSON (as “Denny”) REX HARRISON (as “Dr. Lawford”) EMLYN "WILLIAMS (as “Owen”) PENELOPE DUDLEY WARD (as‘“Toppy Le Roy”) THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES Musical Revue: “Somewhat Secret” and Overseas News We Respectfully Advise NO FREE LIST PLANS AT LAURIE S MUSIC STORE, CAMERON STREET PHONE 2403