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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 142, 18 June 1929, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE (The Theatre Luxurious.) MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Crystal Palace. TO-NIGHT at S o'clock. Crystal Palace. Final Screening. Crystal Palace. O — EXCELLENT y Crystal Palace. — FEATURES Crystal Palace. " MARQUIS Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace. PREFERRED." Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace. Also. Also, Crystal Palace. " NAPOLEON.." Crvstal Palace. Crystal Palace. Usual Prices. Res. 20-oi3. EMPRESS. | Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Amateur Trials. TO-NIGHT AT Amateur Trials. Amateur Trials. 7.30. Amateur Trials. Amateur Trials. AMATEUR Amateur Trials. Amateur Trials. TRIALS Amateur Trials. Amateur Trials. AND Amateur Trials. FULL PICTURE TROAmateur Trials. GRAMME COMBINED. Amateur Trials. No. I—Stewart1 —Stewart Sisters. Amateur Trials. No. 2 —Smart Duo. Amateur Trials. No. 3 —T.I!. Quartet. Amateur Trials. No. 4—Hooline. Amateur Trials. No. s—The Two Jays. Amateur Trials. No. (I—Andy Wynchat. Amateur Trials. No. 7 —Olive .Tones. Amateur Trials. No. S—Billy Yandell. Amateur Trials. No. 9—Girlie Ward. Amateur Trials. Others Others. Amateur Trials. Amateur Trials. — Screening — Amateur Trials. Mabel Toulton in Amateur Trials. 'TALAIS DE DANSE." Amateur Trials. Also—Rex, the Wonder Amateur Trials. Horse, in Amateur Trials. "WILD BLOOD." Amateur Trials. Stalls 9d. Circle If. Amateur Trials. EMPRESS — TO-NTOHT. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 1 / 'COMMENCING rj 1(l-M() RROW. \ Commencing o-morrow. Complete Change of Programme. No. 1— "O.U. WEST." Featuring the King of V.'estern | ""LEFTY FLYNN." No. 2—PAULINE FREDERICK In "MUMSIE." Also. Big Supporting Programme. Day Sessions: All Adults and .' Children, (id. Gd. Night Sessions: 1000 Seats 1/. I Children, (id. Cd. I HIPPODROME — TO-MORROW. I WEST END | Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "T TO-NTOHT AT 7.4.1. ' . LEWIS STONE In - "FREEDOM OF THE PRESS." LEFTY FLYNN In | "NO GUN MAN." Adults and Children fid, (id. : i~NEW~DE~~LUX"E~| Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. • T ™ • : f - I TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. J -' I LILLIAN GTSH In I I V" '.'THE WIND." i Big Supports. Usual Trices. J [ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 1 TO-NIGHT AT S rvrT.OOK. f [ No. I—"VATSEL POUT,TON. In I ! "PALAIS DE DANSE." 1— " 1 I Rex, the Wonder Horse, in | I , "WILD BLOOD." | I P.'t Sni'no'-t-s. Usii.ll Prices. [ DANCING. rpO-NI GUT AND EVERY TUESDAY. ■ . TIIE ORIGINAL CLENDON TRANCE /"CLUB LENDON Back in the DOMINION HALL, Next Dominion Road Post Office. Music by THE SAVOYANS. COME TO OUR SELECT DANCE. Admission, 2/. IS QITY IJIRAMWAYS QLUB, ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL, Burleigh Street, off Khybor Pass. QARNIVAL J^J-IGIIT. Opening Dance, under the auspices of the Association and Rugby Football Sub-Com-mittees, will be held in St. Sepulchre's Hall Burleigh. Street, off Kliyber Pass, on THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929, AT S P M MUSIC BY WALTER SMITH'S BAND.' Admission : Ladies 1/0. Gentlemen 2/. 15 S. M. FARRELLY, Secretary. JW CJT. BENEDICT'S lIALL] ~]if~ .. East Street. WED., JUNE .19, AT 8 P.M. aid of St. Vincent -de Paul Novelty Dances, Chocolates, Streamers, Cigarettes. Regal Five Orchestra. Good Supper. Dancing S to 11.30. Tickets, ' 2/. ...... ■pOAMERS' CLUB DANCE, MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. WEDNESDAY; JUNE 19. • ' ■ Dancing S p.m. to. 12 Midnight. Good Music, Good Floor, Special Supper, ' • Admission: Gents- 2/0,- Ladies 2/. Invitations obtainable at Adams and Sons' Orient Luncheon 'Rooms',' Municipal Bldgs.. Newmarkets . xIS KA-50 DANCE. .DE -LUXE, DELTA tf\J T.ITEATRE, New Lynn, To-niglit and Every Tuesday. "Best floor in Auckland. Best music. Balloons, Streamers, et'\ Concrete road to door. Enjoy a Jazz or a Waltz. Admission, 1/. IS pANMU.RE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB.— Euchre and Darice will be held in rammire -"Hall, TO-NIGHT, at S p.m.; good floor; good supper: good music. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/.— E. M. lIARWOOD. Secretary. IS iqpiRST'S HALL, MORNINGSIDE. Old-time and Jazz Every Tuesday ' ■ ' • Evening. Snappy Muj'ic by Jack Edwards' Orchestra. Ladies, 1/. Gents. 1/6. IS T-ADIES* MOTOR CYCLE CLUB DANCE. WEDNESDAY. 19th, •/. ' ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. Music by the A'ersatile Five. Novel tv Items: " Dancing S-11. Ladies, 2/': Gentlemen. 2/0 ; Double. 4/. xl 9 TEACHERS OF DANCING. T> ALLROOM DANCING, Correct Style, qualified Private Tuition. Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Buildincs, QPP-. G.P.O. j>4 TpRANK WOODRUFFE. Expert Instructor -l Jazz or Old-time, special course 15/ — 174. Upper Symonds St. 15 11/fISS SPENCER'S Dances. Symondsville -Studio,. Symonds Street (next St. Paul's),-Tuesdays, Saturdays. Elementary Classes, Mondays. Thursdays. Private Lessons by appointment.—Particulars bv Phone or at Studio. B' PARISIAN Dancing Studio, Whitehall, 419. Upper Queen Street. — Miss Brooks. Mr. Bentley. Private Lessons: Uallroom Dancing. D DEMONSTRATIONS. Electric COOKING DEMONSTRATION. ' Learn to Cook on the MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE. Free Demonstrations every Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m.; and Friday Evenings at 7. TUKNBULL AND JONES, LTD.. Wellesley Street East. Opposite Public Library. T ELOCUTION. "XJj'ILDA PARKINSON, A.L.C.M. (teacher qualification Diploma), Recitation, Lvery-da.v English.—Studio, 23, Rose Rd„ Grey Lynn. 18 MRS. CULFORI) BELL gives L< fSHons at : T - „ Academy Stnr.los, Queen St., on *. ''*■ * Library, Saturdays. B