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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 21

OANCIWG. — THE PARISIAN. — Inaugurated by PARISIAN DANCING STUDIOS. Teachers of Ballroom Dancing, 30-40, Winstone Buildings, Queen StrMt TJALL -tVITCHENEK -"-ALL To-night cjaturday. O-NIGHT BIRTLEVS IRT LEY'S I Eight | SOCIETY j Performers. | ORCHESTRA. RCHESTRA. An Orchestra of great Merit under the Personal Direction of • I i Mr. tjirtley. i f R. -OIRTLEY. j "The music by this first-class band, which will be playing at the Parisian for the rest of the season, was enthusiastically received, and the orchestra is considered to l»e the best that has yet played at tb« popular Saturday night dances of this club." -0 —"Auckland Star,"' IS/3/2S. rpO-.MGIIT. IJI O - N I G H T. SONIC JJALL. BELGIUM STREET. THE BIG SHOW. Auckland's Greatest Achievement in Pleasure Living is Tin: MASONIC ON SATURDAY NIGHTS. Wriggle, Squibble and Squirm as yon may. you can't gain the High Mark of Efficiency in Jazziug until you've been to the Masonic. That is •where the Good Dancers Assemble. Close Observation of Ihe Dancers of tbi City Reveals the Fact that I have THE MOST POPULAR DANCES AND MUSIC OP NINE MUSICIANS, under the Condnctorship of MR. EDGAK BEXDALL, is Unsurpassed. LADIES. -J'. GENTLEMEN. 2'6. ANOTHER GKEAT NIGHT TO-XIGIIT -<» GEO. WILLIAMS. rpO-XIGHT — SATURDAY — TO-NIGHT, AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, At the NEW MANCHESTER ODDFELLOWS' HALL. Corner Victoria and Ilolison Streets. I NOAROMA "SOCIAL ~CLUB. | OLD-TIME AND JAZZ. The dance that has made the HIT of th< season. To hear j MR. H. RIGHTO.VS CELEBRITY BAND in their fascinating Music is a revelation ii itself. Cliocs, Ciirs.. Balloons, and Streamers. REFRESHMENTS FREE. Dancing 8 to 11.30. Cloakroom Attendants Ladies, 1/6; Double Ticket, 3/; Gents, 2/. • c . ESTALL. M.C. •££ L. DONALDSON. Sec. rpE PAPAPA HALL NEXT MONDAY, MAY 2S, THE ORDIXARY FORTXIGHTLY DANCE OLD TIME AND JAZZ. Good Time. Good Music. Good Supper. ADMISSION. 1/0. x2t MA SOX IC HALL. Edinburgh St., Newton TO-XIGHT, Select Old-Time Dances Monte Carlo. Chocolates and Cigarettes Good Orchestra. ladies, 1/: Gents. 1/6 -<* W. O'BRIEX. M.C.. A. BUTLER. Sec. TEACHERS OF DANCING. M ISS MARGARET Q'QONXOI NEW ZEALAXD'S LEADIXG AUTHORITI OX BALLROOM DANCING. Studio: EMBASSY THEATRE. QUEEN STREET MISS O'CONNOR has just returned fror a tour of England. France and America where she studied under such world-famou teachers as Maxwell Stewarte. Barbar Miles, Josephine Bradley. Santos Casani Alec Miller, Arthur Murray. Studios in Auckland and Wellington. Auckland Studio under personal dlrectio: of Miss O'Connor. Private Lessons and Classes from I>.3< a.m. _____ < A LL Ballroom Dances Taught In Si: f*- Lessons, including Yale Blues.—Rub) Sherriff. S. liopeiomi St.. l'onsonby. C DALLROOM DANCING. Correct Style, ■*-* Qualified Private Tuition. — Modem Dancing Studio, 30, Pahuerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.Q. fy I->ERYL NETTLETON. Marjorie Turner *■* Dancing .Studio, Union Bldgs.. Custoui> Si. Toe. Ballet. Character Songs. «•:«■ Private or class lessons by arrangement, i ■pitANK WOODBUFFETExpert Waltz and •*- Jazz Instructor; Special Jazz Course, !•"»/. —17S. Upper Symonds St. B LADY Gives Expert Private Tuition, latest Steps. Jazz-Waltz. Yale Blues; special course: !.•>/.—Write S. t-j'.t?. Stai:. 2* ATISS SPENCER'S Dances. Syiuondaville Studio. Symonds St. (next St. Paul'st. Tuesdays, Saturdays. S p.m. Tuition Classes Mondays. Thursdays. Private lessons hv appoint mont. I-itest Dances, including Ynle Blues. Particulars Phone or Studio. B jTarTsTaX ' DANCiXG STUDIO. 3:»-4«». 1 Winstone Bldgs., Queen St.—Fox Trot French Tango. Waltz. Xew Yale Blues. D VJToDDAUT Si-liool of I>aucing. and Fane Co! i ,un "" Hiring Co.. 313. Dilwortt H.dg. Ballroom Dancing a Specialty. C SCT<II<I<ART School Tf Dr. no nig. 313 Dilwort h Buildings.—Practice Class Tuesday Evenings; 10/ term (inc'.ndiu; Vale Blue i. «< RAILWAY NOTICES. zealaxd railways TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS AUCKLAND OXEIH XGA.—On and afte eriday, Ist June, lyjs. Time-table alter ations will operate as under:— The following trains will be CAXCELLED 7.30 a.m., 2.33 p.m.. 5.3.", p.m. (Sat.) •• ,iO p.m. Penrose-Onehunga, 8.4, a.in. Auckland-Oiichunga. 9.11 a.m., 12.20 and 1.2W p.m. (Moil, t Fri.i. 2.7 p.m., 3.7 p.m. r..;;.-, p. m 1U u.m. (Fri.), Onehunga-Peurose. ALTERATIOXS. a ni - Onehunga-Auckland trai will XOl run between Onehunga and Per rose. The 11.39 a.m.. 12.40 p.m. and 1.42 pn Penrose-Ouebuuga trains run oulv ou Saiui uavs. 5 0 Onelmnga-Penrose train wil NO l run on Siilurdn\ s. The n.IS p.m. Auckland-Oneliungn. Frida train will XOf run between Penrose a7i< Onelmiiga SHOWS. A' ckland T OV J^oc c* v - ANNUAL HO': A Nil CAT Sll<<\\ To 1.- held ill NEWMARKET MUNICIPAL HA 1.1.. On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JUI.V «i AM' 7 Silver Cups. Roxebowls, Gold Medals Handsome Trophies and Valuable Carl Prizes for Competition. Schedules to be had on applieation Ic JOS. W. COWLEY. Hon. Secretary. Hotel W.vnyard. Eden Crescent. Auckland. Phone 43-243. MOTOR TRIPS. McCarthy's sedan bus will LEAVE AUCKLANh SUNDAY. 27th. for "(Vt miles' sight-seeing tour through Cambridge. Arapuni, Tc Aroha Hauraki Plains.—Particulars. Phone 41<»jj. £--■ ___ GOLF. I * INKS! Range of Golf Material : I coaching by leading professions■ ■ li-t [rcc .—Johns, Ltd., Chancery i- L<