AMUSEMENTS. XHE : 1 NATIONAL^) Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. " THEY LEARNED ABOUI WOMEN." IS FULL OF ENTERTAINMENT. Including Song Hits, Romance, Music, Laughs, Action Humour, and a tremendous thrill is pro vided by the exciting BASEBALL MATCH in which some of America's greatest player; are seen in action before an audience o over 90,000 PEiOPLE. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, At 11, 2.15 and 8 p.m. BESSIE LOVE, The Heroine of "Broadway Melody." VAN AND SCHENCK, J. C. NUGENT, BENNIE RUBIN, MARY DORAN In the Metro-Goldwyn-Miiyer AU-Talkinj Success, " THEY LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN." " THEY LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN." The Singing and Laughing Sensation of the Screen. A Great Series of Supporting Featurettes. COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY. "A LADY TO LOVE." Daily Sessions: 11, 2.15 and 8. Plans at Theatre. Phone 42-169. Prices: 1/, 1/6, 2/3 and 2/10. PLAZA Continuous from 11 a.m. The Laughter Comedy of the Year. "SO THIS IS LONDON." With WILL ROGERS, LUMSDEN HARE, IRENE RICH. Also Showing, THE TALKING COLLEGIANS, In '"VARSITY DRAG." CLARK AND McCULLOUGH In "DETECTIVES WANTED." Phone 41-586 for Reserves. CAPITOL. DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. WILLIAM BOYD in "FLYING FOOL," [And Supporting Programme. "THE SHADY LADY." Phone 20-574. 25 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X A DELPHI GREY LYNN. X X Jt\. All-Talkie. X X Billy Dove in X X "PAINTED A N G E L." X X "PAINTED AN G E L." X X Splendid Picture. X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXTXXXXXX PETER PAN. •"Twist Winter and Summer." HOW TO FILL IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Step Along to the PETER PAN CABARET And Enjoy an Afternoon's Dancing From 3 to 5 p.m. ADMISSION 1/6. Dance to the Delightful Strains of the Full Peter Pan Cabaret Band. DANCING. DRUIDS' • pABARET, RUIDS , V/LD-TIMB NORTH ST., NEWTON. mo-mGHT. -J-O-NIGHT. Auckland's Greatest Ballroom Rendezvous. Popular, Attractive, Well-managed. Featuring a Band recognised as the Finest Combination in Town, GEO. HUNTER'S "FAMOUS ItEVEiLLERS." "FAMOUS KBVBLL/EKS." Streamers, Monte Carlo, Chocs., Cigs, Spot Waltz and a Night of Happiness. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 2/. ! \2i) jPfA p AII3TY HALL, SURREY J& NX Uγ crescent. LYNN LABOUR PARTY. "BEST OF ALL" OLD-TIME DANCE, j TO-NIGHT — 8-11 — TO-NIGHT. I PALTRIDGE'S \ ALL-SOLOISTS' ORCHESTRA. Chocolates, Cigarettes, treamers. Ladies 1/. Refreshments. Gents 1/6 25 ANCE! DANCE! in S. THOMAS' HALL^ Union St., City, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 8 p.m. Old-Time nnd Jim. Music by S. Thomas' Orchestra (conductor, ,T. Ewart). Admission. 1/. ' 25 MUNICIPAL HALL, Newmarket.—-OLD-TIME DANCING, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Special Announcement, Extra Novelty Dance. Free Pass Numbers. x 25 G. W. PARKKR. /CHARITY Dance, Sy'mondsville Studio, VJ Wed, October 1. ..Proceeds Protection of Women and Children Society.—Particulars 42-237. - x 27 TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM Dancing, Correct Style, Qualified Private Tuition. — Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. ' D 4 DE LUXE School Dancing, removed to Lyric Theatre, Symonds St.,' opening Saturday, 27th, for private individual tuition. Special children's classes. x 27 TjTRANK WOODRUFFE, the Expert JO Instructor —Jazz or Old-time; course, in/. —174, Upper Symonds St. B l/TISS SPENCER, Symondsville Studio, yJL Symonds St. (next St. Paul's Church). Dances, Saturday, 8 p.m., Tuition Classes, Mondays. Thursdays. Private Lessons nny ime by appointment.—Particulars by phone 2-237, or Studio. B "PARISIAN Studio, -Whitehall (below X Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks. Mr. Alex. Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom Dancing. ■ D "TTALESKA'S Studio —Every type Dancing V taught—Nsapuhi Chambers. Lome St., opp. Regent Theatre. Phone'4o-121. B -j /—PER Lesson —Miss Violet Robertson. JL/ registered Teacher Dancing, all fancy and latest ballroom dnneing.—Room 200, Pacific Bldffß. Wellesley St. West. B BUILDING rtATERIALS TI/TOVE YOUR HOUSE ON WHEELS. WE HAVE SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR REMOVING OR RAISING HOUSES. pEORGE TJHODES & gONS, T^TD., BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 'Phone 41-501. B PLANS, Specifications, Bungalows, Residences, Shops, from £1 1/, qualified architect. —Kosy Home Designers, HellabyV Buildings,"opp. G.P.O. M LAWN TENNIS. ALL kinds of Racquets Repaired anil Rostrung; best workmanship: restrinjring from 33/6 to 12/fi. —Johns, Ltd. B BAILEY'S, 11, Phoenix Chambers, opp. G.P.O. —Tennis Racquet Strinplnfi. Jill work gunranteed nersnnni attentio" I Racquet bargains from liquidated stock. B "V7"ACANCIES few Players, not beginners. V nrivate club.-excellent asphalt court; Sunday play; 2nd section.—Write B. 0809. Star. , . . 25 TOILET SPECIALISTS STYLISH Hair Trim, I/; M.trcel Waves, 2/. —Miss Clark, first <loor, Gaze's Wool Store, Karangahane Rrt. , . 20 MUSICAL TUITION. GUARANTEED to Teach all string lαstruments. Students' Recital, November. —Walter Smith, top floor, Lew's Eady, Ltd., Bldg. D
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 227, 25 September 1930, Page 28
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