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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS The T>RINOESS RIXCESS Theatre -t RIXCESS "PRINCESS of T)RINCESS ■*- HINCESS Surprises. •*- RINCBSS TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-XIGHT. TO-NIGHT. I , I HOPE HAMPTON. I ! HOPE HAMPTON, I I HOPE HAMPTON, I HOPE HAMPTON, | In LOVE'S PENALTY. LOVE'S PENALTY. LOVE'S PENALTY. LOVE'S PENALTY. In Addition to "LOVE'S PENALTY." THE THIRD ROUND THE THIRD ROUND THE THIRD ROUND Of " THE LEATHER PUSHER " "THE LEATHER PUSHER." " TlfE LEATHER PUSHER." " THE LEATHER PUSHER." PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. TUe Best Ever. BE WISE! BOOK YOUR SEAT AT ONCE. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., or 'Phone Princess, SS6A. Sessions: 12, 2, 4, 6, 8. QURISTIN-A M c X A B IS COMIXG. /-§ TN AID OF THE PFLLrOX jWpW RIDLYG FUND. SECRET DESTIXATIOX TREASURE HUNT. SATURDAY, JULT 22. Post Office, 2 p.m. ENTRANCE. — Motor Cyclists, 2/6; Cyclists, V. 256 R. E. CHAMPTALOUP. IS THE PHO-XB OF AUCKLAND'S FIRST AND BBADIXG CABARET, RUSH-MUNRO'S 717 DANCING. IJIHE WATEKSIDEKS' SOCIAL CLUB. TP.ADBS HALL—TO-XIGHT.. DOX'T FORGET IT'S OUR 4TH LOXG NIGHT TO-NIGHT, JULY S, 1922Dancing S till 12. Light Refreshments Provided. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 2/. S4 O- T. SKFULCUHIi'S H A LL, X- , Top of Symonds Street. The New Zealand Society of Magicians' Monthly Mystic Dance, TO-NIGHT, β-11. Complete Orchestra. Aovel lisutnig etteuis. Double Ticket. 5/. 246 ST. BJiNh-DICT'S CLUB WEEKLi DANCE, St. Benedict's Hall, East St., Every Saturday Night. Latest Dances. Dancing, S tui 11 p.m. Ladies 1 , Genu I/O. I Morrow's Orchestra.-—T. J. Treacey. iiou. Sec. WS4 FORESTER'S HALL, DEVONPOKT.— Euchre and Dance, SATURDAY, JUL¥ S. Good Prizes. Pianist: Miss Cawdruu. ■Light Supper. M.C., Mr. T. Cargill. s(i A. CAWDKUN, Sec. ■vrODERX JAZZ CLUBJ Masonic Hall, . •***- Belgium St.—Every Saturday. Dancing S to 11 p.m. Programme consists of Jazz Waltzes, One-steps, and Fox Trots. I Indies 1/, Gentlemen 1/6.— T. M. Lillis. Hon .Sec. 2S>!» DANCING.— DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON, TO-NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Sto 11. Long Ribbon and Streamer Dance Night. TUESDAY. Come and join in the fun. Subs., 2/ 1/C. M.C.. R. Tate. ■Learners' Nights EVERY THURSDAY. S to .11. SATURDAY, 2.30 to 3; Adviiuveii Ciass Welcome. Tutor, G. Thomas. Devonport Foresters' Hall. EVERY MONDAY. R.chiuond 'Hall, Grey Lynn Irani lerruiuiis, EVERY WEDNESDAY. Now then. Grey Lynn, Support Your Local Dance. Private Tuition. 'Phone 40oA. 283 PROP., W. BUCKLEY. TAZZ FRIENDS! Just a gentle reminder to be there at O'NEILL STREET HALL, POXSOXBY, THIS EVENING, wheu the clock strikes 8, And Toddle to the Irresistible, Joy-inspiring Fox-trot and Waltz Specials, as dispensed by PETER PAN'S PEP PURVEYORS.' The only Jazz combination consistent with. Perfection. Ladies. 1/; Gentlemen. 2/. 803 AXCIXG anTF.uehre. Scots' Hall, every Monday. Select Dance, good propramme, including . Jazz. This Monday: Beginning of Waltzing Competition. Good prizes. Ladies I/O. Gents 2/. Markwicli's Orchestra.—A. Amos, Proprietress. 315 Sl\ BENEDICT'S HALL. East Street. EUCHRE AND DANCE In Aid of St. Benedict's' Bazaar. I TUESDAY. July 21. Dancing S to 12. I Ladies, 1/6; Gents. 2/. G6l E. OWENS. Hon. Sec. T\ A N G I N G. LABOUR PARTY'S SOCIAL AND DANCE In O'Neill. Street Hall. Ponsonby, EVERY TUESDAY. Good Programmo including Jazz. Floor second to none, y.rkcr's Orchestra. Refreshments Provided. Ladies 1/, Gents. 1/6. . 352 P.C.T.C. Fortnightly Socials, St. Benedict's Hall. Wednesday next, at S p.m. Valuable Euchre Prizes. Bert Kinrsland's Dance P.and. Piccadilly Catering. IVkets: Dnnt-e. Double, 4/; Single, 2/G. Euchre Tickets, 1/0. 141 ■VTAUMAI DANCES ~will Resume the Dances THURSDAY. 13th. and EVERY THURSDAY. Latest Dances and Parker's Orchestra. Masonic Hall, Eden Terrace. 740 T-JANCERS! TAKE NOTICE. Lartips and Oentlpmrn.—To show onr s> nnroeiii Hon of your patronage to our fVftecps: we nr<* hnMip*i a SPECIAL LONG XTrtHT. WTTH SUPPER AT TTTE TRADKS HALL. NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT. JULY 14. And are snnrins no oxppnsp to make it the NIGHT OF "NIGHTS. Prices for Long Night: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/0 Conference over. Dances as usual at the Trades Hall. Weaver and Turner. 212 DRUIDS' HALL, NORTH STREET, NBWTOX. Alterations and Additions to tlie Lodge Room have been completed, making it admirably suited for holding Smoke Concerts. Social Gatherings, Club Meetings, Birthday aPrties, etc. Comfortable Accommodation for 200 persons. The Main Hall, con'plete in every detail, is also Open for Kngasement. Terms, etc.. apply CARKTAKKK. IS. East Street. 'Phone 405 A. 003 BCRXXAXD'S Professional Orchestra.' 1 for Weddings, Dances. Socials, etc. Ofßre. Frliieess Bldgs.. Queen St. 'Phone 734 A. C BALLS AND CARNIVALS. Ladies' and Gents , Fancy and Evening Dresses for Hire. Evening Dresses for Sale Irojn £3 3/. MISS KIRKBI, 46, City Chambers. "»