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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 245, 16 October 1931, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. HERE AT LAST! NOW SHOWING AT THE PLAZA Sessions: 11 — 1.13 — 3.30, 0.30 — S o'clock. SUITABLE ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. RICHARD RICHARD DDDD 111 XX XX DD DD HI XX X>: DD DD 111 XX XX DD DD 111 XX XX DD DD 111 XXXX DD DD '111 XXX DD DD 111 XXX DD DD 111 XXXX DD DD 111 XX XX DD DD 111 XX XX DD DD HI XX XX DDDD 111 XX XX PARENTS! SEND THE CHILDREN TO THE MATINEE TO-MORROW. In "THE PUBLIC DEFENDER." Book at Once. Phone 41-586. SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. RIALTO newmark^tT SPECIAL MATINEE, TO-MORROW, 2 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. 2 _ SPLENDID FEATURES — 2 No. I—LEW. AYRES. JOAN BENNETT, SLIM SUMMERVILLE, In " MANY A SLIP." No. 2—From the Famous German Studios, " IMMORTAL VAGABOND." A Musical Romance of Gay Vienna. Phone 4(1-00!) for Reserves.

NEW REGENT EPSOM-TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. \ O . I—WARNER BAXTER, JOAN BENNETT. In "DOCTORS' WIVES." ("A" Certificate.) No. 2— Vera Reynolds, Sam Hardy., in '•BORROWED PARTNERS." SPECIAL MATINEE FOR CHILDREN, TO-MORROW, 2 O'CLOCK. ALEXANDRA — GKBEN LAKB TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. LAWRENCE TIBBETT, World's Greatest Baritone, GRACE MOORE, Metropolitan Optra Star, in " NEW MOON," LAUREL AND HARDY In "CHICKENS HOME TO ROOST." SPECIAL MATINEE FOR CHILDREN. TO-MORROW. 2 O'CLOCK. NEW DELUXE "^s^ TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. No. 1— RICHARD DIX. JACKIE COOPER, In "DONOVAN'S KID." No. 2—CLARA BOW In "NO LIMIT." BIG MATINEE TO-MORROW. 2 O'CLOCK. TO- TONIGHT. NIGHT. :>> PETER PAN PALAIS PLAN, 3d—Per Dance Per Couple—3d Dancing, S p.m. till 12 Midnight. a ttraction ttixtraordinary. Attraction α^xtraoedinary. GEORGE COX, Auckland's Leading Exponent of the American Tap Dance, WITH HIS PUPILS, ■Presents "DANCE-O-TAP." GORDON COLE AND HIS NEW PETER PAN BAND. DANCING. Artk. ■ ISJEW . ZEALAND LABOUR j£7 PARTY. ANNUAL BALL, 11 oUcatb'jT ANNTJATj BALL, SCOTS HALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1.081. • PALTRIDGE'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. Dancing (Old-time), 8 p.m. to Midnight. A-Big Night to assist National Campaign Funds. Buy a Ticket and be present. Supper provided. i Ladies 2/, Gcuts 2/G, Double 4/. •16 J. HOOLE, Hon. Sec. WAITEMATA AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. OUR USUAL SELECT DANCE. CRYSTAL-PALACE HALL. MT. EDF/N RD. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. 16

"V JENT UR A DANCE CLUB, TO-MORROW SATURDAY. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. xl 6 *A NNOUNCEJMBNT — In response to -fj- numerous requests, the Orange Hall, .Newton Road, will bo opened To-morrow "Xight under the direction of the Snappy Six 'Orchestra. See To-morrow's "Star" for full particulars. . *■ 30 LOOK! OOK! It's Already the Kriusc of the City! Who? —"The Katz" Band. Where? —Kraz.v Kat Kabin. Oak Hall. Liverpool St. When? —Every Monday; Why - .'—Snappy Rhythms, ■Merry Mights of Gladness. (Invitations at 3. Liverpool St.) 16 DANCE Hats, Flowers, Novelties, Decorations: cheapest in town. —Mortensen, Manufacturer, 6, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-720. TFS TEACHERS OF DANCING. PARISIAN Studio. 410. Queen St. (below Tabernacle).—Miss Violet Brooks, Mr , . Alex. Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom Dancing. ; P SYMONDSVILLE STUDIO.—Miss Soencer will hold a Gala Night, Saturday. October 17. 16 -j I a LESSON—Latest Ballroom Dancing, J-/ "'Fancy, Highland Dancing; Physical Culture, 1/. Satisfaction guaranteed.— Miss Violet Robertson. 200. Pacific Bidgs., Wcllesley St. A DENTISTRY. GENTLENESS and Extreme Care" at Howey Walker, Dentist, City Chambers, 209. Queen' St. Painless Extractions. _p OK. :- BUCHANAN. Dentist.—New -• 'wklress,- Crnijfs Building, 196. .Broadway, opposite Rinlto. 30 miSETH Repaired in a few hours, half •-1-. regular-fees, at Howey Walker's, 200. Que.en St. d RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. ITjXOELLKXT Catering, ideal for Wrddinv Brenkfnsts, Partica—l'cniith, next K.K. Karangalinpe Rd x x<j