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. . . . The
. . . This
HIGH
TREASON
. . . The threat of violence
hangs over England. The enemies
within wear the terrible
disguise of ordinary people. A
startling expose directed by Roy
Boulting and produced by Paul
Soskin.
.... What happens when an
Outpost of Empire finds that
its new Governor is a working
man from Lancashire.
Great acting performances
by Eric Portman, Cecil Parker,
Helen Cherry and a team of
those character players for
which British films are justly
acclaimed, make this film yet
HIS
EXCELLENCY
another Ealing Studios triumph.
Sparkling entertainment directed
by Robert (Kind Hearts
and Coronets) Homer.
I BELIEVE IN YOU
. . . Celia (Brief Encounter)
Johnson teamed with versatile,
sophisticated Cecil Parker in
the picture which lifts the lid
off a Police Court and tells the
story of those anonymous people
who stretch out helping
hands to bewildered youngsters
trapped in the underworld
jungle. Directed by Basil Dearden,
the man whose touch
made "The Blue Lamp" an
international success. A fine
product from the famous Ealing
Studios, it introduces lovely
newcomer Joan Collins and a
supporting cast of distinction.
THE IMPORTANCE
OF BEING EARNEST
with one of the greofcst costs
ever assembled in o British studio,
Oscar Wilde's memorable comedy
comes to the screen in Technicolor.
Michael Redgrave, Michael Denison,
Joan Greenwood, Dama Edith Evans,
Margaret Rutherford and Miles Malieson
portray with distinction Wilde's
tomous characters. Directed by Anthony
(The Browning Version) Asquith,
produced by Teddy Boird
THE
HILL
LAVENDER
MOB
. . . Another winner from Ealing
Studios presenting the most
formidable gang of master
thieves the country has ever
known. Alec Guinness and
Stanley Holloway are teamed
together in this hilarious comedy
hit, directed by Charles
Crichton.
.... Screen adaptation of Arnold
Bennett's famous book
starring the versatile Alec
Guinness, Glynis Johns, Valerie
Hobson and Petula Clark.
Filmed in the actual locale of
the novel—the Potteries district
of England, this delightful
tale tells the story of the
"cheekiest man in the world."
THE
CARD
Produced, designed and directed
by Ronald Neame and
John Bryan, the team which
brought to the screen that
great story of motion pictures
"The Magic Box."
PENNY
PRINCESS
.... When a New York shopgirl
inherits a piece of Europe
it is practically a problem for
the United Nations.
In this Technicolor comedy.
lovely Yolande Donlon is
teamed with handsome Dirk
Bogarde, the latter playing his
first screen comedy role. Written
and directed by Val Guest,
the story takes the camera to a
mountain village in sunny
Spain, representing the mythical,
mirthful kingdom of Lampidorra.
HUNTED
.... A new child actor co stars with
Dirk Bogarde, lovely Elizabeth Sellars
and talented Kay Walsh in this emotion
packed thriller. Six and o half
years old Jon Whiteley of Aberdeen,
Scotland gives a great performance as
the little boy who finds the first real
love and kindness of his life in a murderer
fleeing the length of Britain
from the police. The picture is directed
by Charles Crichton, and produced
by Julian Wintle.
WHERE NO
VULTURES
FLY
Royal Performance
Film. An Ealing Studios production
in Technicolor, photographed
entirely on location on
the plains of Africa. Directed
by that master of the outdoors,
Harry Watt, the picture stars
Anthony Steel, Dinah Sheridan
and Harold Warrender.
. . . Again Alec Guinness, giving
yet another wonderful performance
in this Ealing Studios
comedy telling the story of a
little man with a big invention
nobody wants. With him in the
cast are lovely Joan Greenwood,
Cecil Parker, Michael
Gough and Ernest Thesiger.
Directed by Alexander "Whis-
THE MAN IN
THE WHITE SUIT
ky Galore" MacKendrick from
a screenplay by Roger Mac-
Dougall, John Dighton and
MacKendrick, the picture is
"Tailormade" for the Film
Trade!
SECRET
PEOPLE
.... A vivid dramatic story of
the attempted assassination of
a military despot and the net
of intrigue which collects both
innocent and guilty and leaves
them facing the aftermath of
retribution. The international
cast headed by Valentino Coresa
and Serge Reggiani, introduces
talented overnight star
Audrey Hepburn. Produced and
directed by Thorold Dickinson
—one of Britain's leading directors.
ENCORE
is the lotest and greatest
of the Somerset Maugham short story
films In the tradition of QUARTET
ond TRIO, ENCORE presents o brilliant
cast headed by Glynis Johns,
Nigel Patrick, Roland Culver, Ronald
Squire ond Terence Morgan. Scripted
by T E.B. Clarke, Arthur McCrae and
Eric Ambler; directed by Pot Jackson,
Anthony Pelissier, (Harold French and
produced by Anthony Dornborough.
and Especially These Fine Motion Pictures from the Famed PINEWOOD and EALING Studios,
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