DANCING. FAIL TO BE AT MASONIC HALL NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. Every Bus and Train stops at th« Mason.c Hall next Saturday because it's AND NO EXTRA CHARGE. This is not broadcasted la a spirit of vaia■ilorious boasting, but a sincere reminder ' that this is the dance that sets the sran-dard»-again has "gone the limit'' —to its Auckland-wide public an inimitabl . is-j carat entertainment. Come and see ho-sr the Charleston should be I danced. sta<;e vers.on. :a.n the I dar.ce as it may b- d.-.ne for the ballroom. Also Appearing. i THE TWo L'ART'RS. I Unlimited supplies of Balloons. Streamer*. Chocolates and Cigarettes. No one else ever has or ever will provide i -u gnrse-i-is a show :.: s.. <mall . ;-r.cr. Ladles. 2 . <>ents. 2 6. GEO. WILLIAMS. TO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. O NIGHT. ■ J-O-NIGHT. JAZZ. JAZZ. AZZ. *J AZZ. T3ENEDICTS TTALI. -Denedicts -tJ-ALL-\ICKLANDS GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IN PLEASURE GIVING. " BENDALLS ' ' COLLEGIANS. Come and hear them play "Bye. Bye. Blackbird." and also " Baby Face." TVy are sure real hits. 1 ROULETTE T DANCE. i Ladies, 1 6. Gents. 2 '. BURLINGTON TRANCING URLINGTON ■L'aNCING DOMINION HALL. DOMINION EOAD. (Next P. 0.) TO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT. DANCING S TO 11.30. FINAL OF JAZZ COMPETITION. FINAL OF JAZZ COMPETITION Silver Cups and Medals for Firsts and Second Prizes. Ladies, 2,. Gents. 2 6. BERT SPECK. rpO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. OPENING GALA CARNIVAL NIGHT FOR SEASON 1927. With the Famous Boston Jazz Band. At THE ORPHEUM HALL. QUEEN STREET. ONEHUNGA A beautiful sppacious Hall, well ventilated. and the best, liveliest, most popular Jazz Band in Auckland. Attractive Novelties for the Ladies, including Manicuring Sets. Powder Puffs, etc. Chocolates. Cigarettes. Balloons. Streamers. Confetti. Cars leave for City after Dance. Ladies l 6. iients 2 6. rpRADES HALL. TRADES HALL. TO-NTGHT. S 11. Jazz. Miss Dean's Orchestra old Time. Jazz. _ In attendance. Old Time. Jazz. To-night's the Time of old Time. Jazz. the Week. < »id Time. Jazz. SPOT DANCE. > >ld Time. Jazz. CONFETTI DANCE. Old Time GEO. LEE. Principal. TO-NIGHT S to 12 TO-NIGHT DRUIDS' HALL. NEWTON. All Old-Time Dancing. SPECIAL LONG NIGHT. With Extra Monte Carlo Waltz Prizes Four Lirge Fans Going. Floor. Music, and Manasement Unsurpassed Ladies 1,, Cents 2 . W. TURNER. Manager rp U E S D A Y rp u E S D A Y. FE3RUARY 2r.RV. ST BENEDICT'S HALL. GRAND NAVAL NIGHT. Fames from N 7. Navy and H.M.s. B«-nown win be present. M.ss Daphne <"raig and h-r ".S-roci^rs A SURE NIGHTS KXJOVMEnt. Admission: Ladies. 1.8; ijen:#. 2 . JA<~K RIGG." DON'T FOR .ET I.<>\(, NIGHT TO. MORROW NIGHT i TUESDAY i. MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET «<> ?r . Ri.i.-o). Special Hawaiian items by Walter Sm:;h and his popular "Alona" Jazz Basd Ladies. 16; Onts. 2 —J. McQuire. MC BU'KNNANDS Professional Urcnestra and Concert Band Open for Engagements. 236. Queen St. Phones 43-234 and 2.3-599 C __ TEACHERS ofr UANCINU. \DULTS. Children. Ballroom. Charleston Fancy Dancing Tuition: qualified teacher: success assured : il 1/ term. — Wri:e B. '.t7'.)>. Stas. c "DALLROOM Dancing—Young Lady g-.ves -*-* Expert. Private Tuition. latest tango jazz. etc. £1 1 term.—Write F. 6*s4. Star. ——. BALLKiXJM Dancing. Correct Style. Quaiilieii Private Tuition —Modern Dancing Studio. 30. Pa.merston BiJgs.. opp '-PO D 4 BETTINA EDWARDS—S.-h.-.d of Dancing Pacific Buildings. Private and Class Lessons, operatic and Ballroom D.-incos. D MISS LAUREL BARRETT -late j"Tm Gerald Revue, Tearbes an branches Stage and National Dancing Terms moderate.—Address : Prince Edward Theatre, C PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO. 3t'-40. Winstone Bids?.. (->ve.- Srr.ee: ■n"'. i. Succ»"« assured 'n ei-ht r::nr» l.»str.ns D BUILDING. A BSOLUTELY Bedrock Prices, mi Loans "•* attended Plan«. Specif.caTions Free. Phone 27 US.—Phillips. Bulder. PoL-:! chcvai'.er. D BLUE Prints prepared from 1 each 1" dozen. — Post or cail. S-"». Price—« Buildings. C BUILDERS.— Get Your Concrete Coppers. Ch:tcr.ey&. Tufis direct from F Gerlsrh Browns Bay Agent for Napier C Builder, q-jotin: »T1 work "— Re<luced Rates: latest les.gns: hest workmanship: rrof l : sttention — Phone 21-10" c CROLL AND MONAGHAN. Pracrir»l Builders: Seen prices: s:i 'oan« n-fended : Plans and Si>e^ ; Tree — Phone 2ft-7T9 Jq«ti St.. Pt Cac-ralicr. D PLANS. Specifications, from il ! . enm pefen: D*aughfcmer: —Home Dcs!r-er«. 1 '•* Regnl CTamhers. High St. r*hc-" 4V»vrs C WHY Pay Rent I —T.vor>«. J-h-«roT)» Sr . PT <~neva!ier. wf'l Bti'd for roti oi l]e<i ferm« O PLUMBERS AND DRAINERSH VALENTINE AND SON. I. ce S se.i • Drainag" Contmc-or* --Ring 26-0:'«
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 5
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