Page 22 Advertisements Column 4

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 268, 12 November 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE BEST SHOW IX TOWN TO-NIGHT AT POPULAR PRICES. I VAUDEVILLE j I AND i 2 — STAR PICTURES — 2 ' AT THE 1 QUEEN STREET, I Commencing at 8 o'clock. j [ I Owing to phenomenal success on | I their last appearance, re-engage- | I ment for to-night. I THE MARVELLOUS D'ALMAINES, I I The Mystiliers of Multitudes I | will present a 45 minutes' act | I which will leave you bewildered I I I Also, ' I Conjuring, Magic. Sleight of I I I. Hand, Exhibition of Fire Eating. I I I ! _ Also, introducing tlie | I I World's Wonder Ventriloquist I I I | . " DAL," I With his Human Doll, Oeorge. ! I j | I Screening, 2 Star Pictures ! No. 1, IVOR NOVEI-U > in | THE TRIUMPH OF THE RVP No. 2— " Sally Phipps. Mick Stuart, in I 'HIGH SCHOOL HERO." | j 800 SEATSTI/, 1/. 1/ 1 ' CHILDREN CD, <;i), CD. on.' I *ull Meet ion Kcsults will he I i Screened as they come to hand on Wednesday Night Next. | | -— 1 | I ELECTION NIGHT. LYRIC THEATRE. t0 "WICKEDNESS WELL" Und " XI,K UKEAT ELECTION RESULTS WILL BE SCREENED TILL MIDNIGHT. SEE THE RESULTS IV COMFORT. Reserve lour Seat. Usual Prices. M°NSTER GIRL GLIDE RALLY. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21. Keep this Date Free. 12 DANCING. TO-NIGHT DON'T— SCOTS HALL. SVMONDS STREET. ALCKLAND RETAIL SIIOP ASSIST UNION CHARITY CU B. " ' ' "BIG CARNIVAL NIGHT " "A NIGHT IX CHINA TOWN " FINAL DANCE TILL NEXT SEASON. Surprises for Everybody. Oriental Xovelties, Decorations, and Coloured Lighting. Special Music will be the Feature of the Evening. EDGAIi KENDALL'S FAMOUS JAZZ BAND. Don't Hesitate, come to Scots Hall. Erin-* Your I* riends and enjoy* a Pleasant Evening. A happy atmosphere will surround you the moment you enter Scots Hall To-night Evening Dress Optional. Ladies, 2/. Gents, 2/0. 12 rpO-NIGHT — TONIGHT — DRUIDS' „. HALL NEWTON. — M ERR I LAND. Jhe best Old-time Dance In town. Monte Carlo Waltz. Chocs., Cigs.. and Streamers. Good floor. Best Music. Mrs. Northover's Orchestra. Ladies, 1/. Gents '» ' 12 r.KO. DA VIES. Mr "IT O T H G L E E C L U B. Owing to the election on Wednesday. .November 14. the above flub have decided to POSTPONE their dance until WEDNESDAY, November 21. W. THOMPSON. Secretary. T>URNNAND'S Professional Dance Orches- , tra Open for Engagement. — Office. Lewis Bady. Ltd. Bldg.. Phone 43 234. C

"CTAL TURNER'S Carlron Dance Band for ~~your Next Dance. They play to please Terms.—Phone 43-338. q TEACHERS OF DANCING. M TSS ARGARET QJQONNOR. NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING AUTHORITY ON BALLROOM DANCING, Assisted by MISS KATHLEEN O'CONNOR. Studio: NATIONAL THEATRE. Telephone 46-214. MISS O'CONNOR has Just returned from a tour of England. France and America where she studied under the world's leadine teachers. Thursday"^" 06 CIaSS CVery Tuesda y and Private Lessons and Classes from 930 a.m. Suburban Class every Saturday at Carlton Hall. Edendale, 7 to 8 p.m. C TJALLROOM DANCING, Correct Style Qualified Private Tuition. Modern Q P a P o C sitf G.P d°' 3 °- Palmerston Buildings, TROT, Waltz, Blues, in Six Lessons Rnby Sheriff, No. 8. Hopetoun St. Ponsonby. c ' T .EARN to Jazz for Christinas, sneciai vra T7 UrSe — CoDS " u Frank Woodruffe 178; Upper Symonds St. A TtTLLE. VALESKA, Ngapuhi Chambers, , Lome St., opposite Regent Theatre' Every Kind of Dancing Taught. — Phone 46-121. "IVfISS PHYLLIS FRANKLIN, Palmerston r™,. Bldgs., Queen St.—Wanted. Clever Children for public appearances.—Rint: 24-675. £ T3ARISIAN DANCING STUPIO. 30-40, Winstone Buildings, Queen St. Principals, Miss Brooks, Mr. Bentlev. — Correct Tuition. Refined Style. ' |> TlflSS SPENCER, Symondsville Studio. XTA Symonds St. (next St. Paul's Church. Gala Night, Saturday, November 17. jr, PICNICS EXCURSIONS. ETC. RIVERHEA.) AND OSTRNI) SERVICES STEAMERS. CALLING AT ALL WHAitVtS. Leave Auckland Daily at |: m for Hobsonville, Wainiarie ;r ! Overhead (Saturdays excepted). Sundays .it 4 p.m. Leave Riverhead Daily at r, a . m . (Sunday excepted). For OSTKM) leaving Princes Wharf Sundays. !i I.', a.m.. Wednesdays 9.45 a.m., Fridays i; :;:i n.ni.. Saturdays 1.45 p.m. BRADNEY AND BINNS. D 4 THE COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONS URGES ALL TO CONSIDER CHARACTER CHARACTER CHARACTER FIRST FIRST FIRST ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. WEDNESDAY NEXT.