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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 112, 14 May 1927, Page 19

- DANCING. qociety r\v a rts "ttall, society vj jj-all, kitchener street. to-night cjatuuday. o-night' Saturday. Commencing at S. 1 1 I mHE "PARISIAN. ( i J- he -Parisian. i Proceedings will be enlivened by the Irresistible Music of the boston "tvance /"orchestra, oston -L'ance Orchestra, seven performers. Under the Personnl Directio nof I JJAY AfARSON. | I -"'AY -"J-ARSON. J I L EVENING DRESS REQUESTED. Single, 2/6; Double, 4/6. Inaugurated by THE PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO, Teachers o£ Modern Dancing, 39-10, Winstone Buildings, Queen Street. 14 ZEALANDIA TT A L L, E A L A N D I A -EL ALL, DOMINION ROAD TERMINUS. TO-KIGIIT. rpO-NIGHT. O-XIGIIT. J- O-NIGHT. SUBURBAN SOCIAL AND TRANSIT CLUB. I "pUCIIRE AND JvANCE. i Final of Waltzing Coropetilion, £3 3/. I EUCHRE PRIZES : I Ladies—lst. Salad Service, 3."/: 2nd. | Salad Bowl. Gents —Ist, Suitcase; | 2nd, Box Stationery, etc. J Ladies, 1/0. S Till 32 p.m. Gents, 2/7" PATRONS. rLEASE NOTE.—Our usual Wednesday Night Dance will lie held in the Dominion* Hall, next to Dominion Road P. 0., next Wednesday, and every following Weduesdnv. Competition Wednesday Night. Best Lndv Waltzer. £3 ."/: Best Gent Waltzer. £3 3/. Also, Euchre: 6 Prizes. Ladies, 1/. S Till 11 p.m. Gent?, 2/. TYLCOAT'S UNIVERSAL ORCHESTRA. BRADLEY AND COOK. TYI4 M.C.'B._ qXI-NIGHT rpO-NIGHT. mO-NIGHT rpO-NIGHT. Inspiring Dreams of Real Happiness. THE MASONIC HALL, THE MASONIC HALL, Belgium Street, Nicest Dance Hall in Auckland. EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT. It Presents Auckland's Best in Music, Harmony and Service, extending to its patrons Value and Entertainment Unequalled in Auckland. Make your visit to Auckland complete by enjoving an evening at The Masonic, and Hear the Biggest, Best, and Most Expensive Dance Orchestra Playing in New Zealand To-night. NOTHING IN ANY WAY EQUALS THE MASONIC On SATURDAY NIGHTS. Ladies, 2/. Gents, 2/6. 14 GEO. WILLIAMS. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, EAST ST., TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Eva Ellis' Novelty Dance Band of Seven Instruments in new Jazz I Numbers. Some more of our Original Novelties. DANCING, 6-11.30. Ladies, 1/G. Gents, 2/6. Direction, 1J T. J. TREACY. rnitADES HALL. TRADES HALL. -*■ TO-NIGnT. JAZZ. OLD-TIME. 3RD HEAT WALTZING COMPETITION. Meredith's Orchestra in Attendance. Absolutely the Best Saturday Night Dance in Auckland. Combined with Good Floor and Management. Confetti. Spot Dances. Ladies, 1/. Gents. 2/. !i MR. COGLAN, M.C. JAZZ. — EVERY WEDNESDAY — JAZZ. u Penrose Hall, S-ll p.m. Balloons, Streamers and Novelty Events. The Finest and Select Jazz Hall in Town. Bus leaves G.P.O. 7.53. Shorland's Crack Orchestra. VS. Thompson. M.C.; H. Kemp, Manager, x! 4 "Ti RU I D'S HAL L. JC EWT ON. Tm TO-NIGHT Sto 12 TO-NIGHT. All Old-time Dancing with Extra Monte Carlo Waltz. Ladies 1/. Gents 2/. 1* W. TURNER. Manager. TEACHERS OF DANCING. -jyriSS pECIL JJALL. SCHOOL OF DANCING. Albert Buildings, Swanson St. Tele. 42-5.14. MISS HALL has returned from London and will Reopen Classes on TUESDAY, MAY IT. INTERVIEWS: Friday 13th, 2-5.30; Saturday 14th, 10-12; Mondav ICth, 10-5.30. OPERATIC, CHARACTER. GREEK DANCING, ETC. Miss Hall took Special Teachers' Courses with Margaret Craoke (Diploma Cecchetti). Lisa Brunelleschi (noted Spanish Dancer, etc.). Latest Ballroom Dancing from London s Leading Teachers, Santos Casani New Flat Charleston, Paso Doble, Tango, Black Shuffle, New Waltz, Fox-trot. Special Arrangements for Teachers in Ballroom Dancing. 14 JJALLROOM Dancing—Lady gives Expert S™ Wr£ B.£ Dancing Studio. 36. Palmerston Blags., opp L,i 'Q' DJ pETTINA EDWARDS' School of Dancing J-» Pacific Bldgs. — Latest Ballroom Bottom' lucludln '' ■ Flat Charleston, Black J) LACK Bottom, Charleston, For Trot, nnJ ;al q ',';: Character Operatic HcTUC Work. Rub> Shemff, S, Hopetoun St., Pons?n ___ C J)OROTIIY RICHARDSON — Beginners, • L/ Advanced, Ballroom, Ballet Dancing Studio : Building next Eady's Karangahane ltd. Phone 46-090. B T7IRANK WOODRUFFE. the Expert Jazz -"; and Y(altz Instructor. Special Jazz .Sl}**?' 15 '" tul proficient; success assured. liS, Lpper Symunds St. B jVTISS LAURIE KINGSLAND. LaTest A'J- Dancing (Private or Class Lessons). Studio. S. Belgium St. Phone 41-755. B MISS STODDART. — All Branches of Dancing, satisfaction assured or fee refunded.—o9. Queen St. Phone 44-314. B MISS SPENCER'S Classes, Symondsvlllc Studio. Symonds Street—Tuesdays, Saturdays, 8 p.m. (The Regals Orchestra) ; Classes. 25. Vincent Street, Mondays. Wednesdays, Thursdays. Private by appointment.—Particulars by phone or 25, Vincent Street. B MR. R. RICHARDS.—Jazz, Waltz; private tuition; 15/ term or 2/6 lesson.—l39a. Symonds St. 14 PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO. 39-40, Winstone Buildings (over Smeeton's). Success assured in eight private lessons D SHOWS. W-' I CSt POUL TU Y SIIO W. '» To ho Held TOWN HALL, OX JUNE S, 1927. North Island Championships. English White and Brown Leghorns (Male and Female). Two Cups for Competition, besides good Specials. ENTRIES CLOSE Ist JUNE. Apply for Schedule to — S. BONNER. _1_ Wiiinkil. ROLLER SKATING. PREMIER RINK. PITT TERRACE, PITT STREET. Opp. Fire Station. Skate to Music TO-NIGHT, 7.30 to 10 p.m. Admission,-1/0 Rink. Skates: 1 'Own Skates (fid Extra on Band Nights, Wednesday and Saturday): Ladies 1/. any time: Children Gd during <iav. Learners Taught Free. PLAIN AND FANCY CARNIVAL. SATURDAY. MAY 2S. Now is the Time to Learn. T.adv in Attendance 2 p.m. Daily. 14