DANCING.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 40, 16 February 1929, Page 12

DANCING.

The Aloha Quartet will be in evidence at Blockhouse Bay picture hall, where dancing will be carried out. including a Monte Carlo.

The Felix Dance Club will be In session at the Orange Hall. Newton Rond. tonight. Mr. H. Tatten's orchestra will be in attendance.

The Oakleigh Park Cabaret will hold a dance thi« evening with the Astmiian dance band in attendance. A bus leaves the 0.P.0. at 7.30 p.m.

At the Municipal Hall, Newmarket, the usual old-time dance will be held this evening.

The Revellers will bold their dance at the Orpheum Hall, Onehunga, to-night. There will be a special gala night at Nixon's Cabaret, Kohl.

Old tim* dances will be carried out at the Ngaroma Social Club, Manchester Unity Hall. Novelties are announced.

The Grey Lynn Labour Party announce an old-tim* dance at top O'Neill Street Hall, Ponsonby. Chocolates, cigars and streamers will be distributed, and there will be special prizes.

The Seattle Snappy Six will hold sway at the Gaiety Hall, Surrey Crescent this evening.

At the Ponsonby Hall, the Paramount dance will be held this evening. Meredith's Adelphi band will be ifi attendance, and chocolates, cigarettes and confetti will be distributed.

The International Dance Club will be In seewion at St. Sepulchre's Hall, thie evening. Clyde Howley and his Internationals wiM. be in attendance. The Kashmiri, Dance Club will hold a dance at the Dominion Ball this evening, when Walter Smith's. orchestra will be in attendance. Lighting effects And novelties arp announced. Ye Olde Pirate Shlppe. at MUford. will be a scene of animation this evening, a gala carnival night being announced. Mr. N. Loverldge, has taken command, and assures patrons of a good time. At Dixieland "By the Bea," there will be attractions to-night for the lovers of Jass. The latest popular music will be played. At the Plctnredrome, at MUford. lovers of dancing will find an excellent jass band (Al. Thomson's), and an unsurpassed floor, accompanied by beautiful lighting effects. There is everything needful for an evening's entertainment. The Parisian Dancing Studio will hold a ilanee this evening in Whitehall, when a selection of the latest dance records will be played on the Kolster. The new season in Kitchener Hall will be re-opened shortly, when a first-class orchestra will be engaged. The usual weekly dance will be held In the Masonic Hall. Belgium Street, to-nltht, where Laurl Paddl's Orphean* render all the latent hits in jazz.