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Noble House Entertainment Inc.



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


NOBLE HOUSE ANNOUNCES OPENING OF A REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN LONDON, UK


TORONTO, ON – June 26, 2006:  Noble House Film & Television Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Noble House Entertainment Inc. (OTCBB: NHSEF)  (“Noble House”) is pleased to announce opening of a representative office in London, UK.


The London office will facilitate international expansion of Noble House’s production and distribution activities.

 

The full address of the London representative office is as follows:


105 Park Street, London, W1K 7JD, UK

Tel: 00 44 207 646 6724


Mr. Gregg Goldstein, Noble House CEO commented;” We are very excited about this international expansion. It broadens our reach and allows us to interface with the production community in England and Europe. There are tremendous benefits in terms of co-production possibilities as well as serving to strengthen UK/European distribution network."

About Noble House

Noble House is a fully integrated entertainment company engaged in the development, licensing, production and distribution of feature films, television series, television movies and non-fiction programming through its wholly owned subsidiary, Noble House Film and Television Inc.   The company website is www.nhentertainment.com.

For more information, please contact Jeffrey Robinson for investor relations or Lowell Conn for production and distribution at 416-203-2996 or visit www. nhentertainment.com.




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