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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 16

Zealand Lightweight Championship. DANCING. A UCKLAND'S DANCING ACADEMY. TRADES HALL. THB BIG SHOW. W. THE BIG SHOW. JAZZING, FOX TROT, TANGO, ETC. EVERY SATURDAY, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. Where Hall, Floor, Coloured Light Effects, and Music by our Unequalled Orchestra (Eight Musicians) are Unsurpassed. WE CHALLENGE ALL OTHERS. ' The Dance that is Always Cheery and Bright. Where the Atmosphere of Refinement will Always Predominate. Ladles' and Gents' Cloak Boom Attendants. TO-NIGHT—COMMENCEMENT OF OUB £15 JAZZING COMPETITION. Ladies 1/, Gents 2/. 88 gTOP! LOOK! LISTEN! HAVE THB DANCING ENTHUSIASTS OF AUCKLAND EVEK BEEN BETTEB CATERED FOB? THE , AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (Auckland Branch) >| Are holding their ( 1864—DIAMOND JUBILEE—I 924. 1864—DIAMOND JUBILEE—I 924. rj.RAND SOCIAL AND TRANCE _ At Auckland's Dancing Academy, TRADES HALL. Programme of Dances has been arranged to suit everybody. To make the evening still more enjoyable we will be assisted by all 8 the noted Stars. Special engagement of ' Frank Egerton's Orchestra. Geo. Williams, J M.C. Supper provided. Dancing 8-12. The } hall will be just a gorgeous display of 1 i brilliancy, and we advise those of you I that have not yet had tbe pleasure to , dance in this magnificent hall that bas no , equal in New Zealand, to make the most s of this opportunity. Tickets: Double 4/, Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/. Tickets obtainable from members of Com- _ mittee and from the Secretary, Trades Hall. 89 0 E. F. BABTEB, Secretary. TEACHERS OF DANCING. . -VTISS T, OIS JENNINGS I (Late of Dixieland Cabaret), SPECIALISING IN BLUES, TANGO AND FOX TBOT. BLUE'S, TANGO AND FOX TBOT. Appointments may be made by Mail pro tern. 54, BEMUERA EOAD. MISS CECIL HALL, And Misses Beryl Nettleton and Marjorie Turner. Modern Ballroom Dancing Class on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Instead of Thursdays in Future, At MISS HALL'S STUDIO, Albert BuUdings, Swanson Street, City. Telephone 3530. 17 PROF. KE.LLEY (Member of the National Institute of Social Dancing), Assisted by MISS EDNA WARBURTON. All Ballroom Dancing Taught in a few Private Lessons. Prince of Wales and Blues Foxtrot, Etc. Hours: 12-9. MODERN DANCING STUDIO, 20 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. MISS ANITA WEBSTER Has Resumed Teaching. Classes Every FRIDAY Evening. Private Tuition by appointment. 'P.hone 2777. FGHLAND Dancing.—Beginners, boys, girls, ages 8-12. —N. Niven/48, Prospect Terrace. Dominion Rd. GYMNASIUMS. LIFE V. EXISTENCE. IFE V. EXISTENCE. MOVEMENT IS LIFE. Add years to your Life, and Life to your years by EXERCISE. EXERCISE. EXEBCISE. EXERCISE. , This Winter At ST. ANDREW'S HALL, Lower 'Symonds Street (Supreme Court) Instructor—W. NORMAN KEBB, N.S.C.A. of the "Garryowen" Institute, Will Conduct his Winter Course of Physical Culture For Business and Professional Men. The System ns employed by the Medical Officers and Men, Awapuni, Officers and Staff, H.M.H.S. Marama. . Commencing TUESDAY T7IVENING, JUNE O UESDAY "UNB «*» At S p.m. sharp. ENROL Now with ENBOL : W. NOEMAN KEBB, At the "Garryowen" Institute, 95, Symonds Street. ' 'Phone 3119. Established 1910. ; WRITE OR CALL. 101 T) X - HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.—Price. . tt„.J 2/ « Psekage, post free. To ensure . iKSStf. f£ n i l _ , i*T. order _,_ mrect -* rom Sole ___i_S;_i-_i_ ,rt ' l|te _. Dr »B Stores, Chemists. 3. •