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DANCING. • aiUSIC, DANCING, JOVIALITY, rafcjgffi jy-ASONIC JJALL. NEWTON, THIS EVBNINO, 8 O'CLOCK. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY (GREY LYNN BRANCH). (Present a Most Enjoyable Programme o£ OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot Walte, D' Alberts, Hesitation, Doris. Musical Selections of Wonderful Score. PALTRIDG| u S n O t P e ERATlC rchestka Overture: "Under the Stars," 7-&3-Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 2/; Refresh menU. COAL DRIVE, JUNE 27. MASONIC HALL, NEWTON, Under the Auspices of the Grey Lynn Unemployed Association. MAKE IT YOUR PLEASURE TO BR THERE). lx AUCKLAND'S POPULAR OLD-TIMH BALLROOM, pLICK £"<LACK QABAHET, TO-NIGHT. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo, Chocolates and Cigarettes Free. MORROW'S POPULAR. ORCHESTRA In Attendance. Ladies, 1/6; Oentii, 3/. Reserves Free. Phone 40-789. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL, JUNE 25. Full Announcement Later. 11 -VTOU CAN ALWAYS BE SURE OK •*• A GOOD CROWD A GOOD BAND A GOOD TIMB At the T)RUIDS' /~)LD-TIME /CABARET, NORTH ST., NEWTON. TO-NIGHT Every Thursday and Saturday. ALWAYS SELECT. ALWAYS. WELL CONDUCTED. Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz, Streamers, etc., and "THE FAMOUS REVELLERS." Cheapest Prices to Meet the Times: LADIES 1/, GENTS. 1/. It "TT ELLO EVERYBODY. ALL SAINTS' HALL, PONSONBY — 8-11.30 p.m. — PONSONBY Another Night of Fun, Dancing to the Popular Music by DICK SAXON, And His Merrymakers. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. Monte Carlos, Scramble Dance, 11 M.C.'s, L. OI.SEN and H. 1... TUCKER. "POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE — -t ORPHEUM, QUEEN ST.. ONEHUNGA. EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. Monte Carlo, Spot. Jan's Orchestra. 1/6 and 1/. xll rnHE WORKERS' SOCIAL CLUB. X OAK HALL, LIVERPOOL STREET. Walter Smith's " THREE MUSKETEERS." Magic Music. Good Supper. xll QJ-VTEILL STREET HALL, PONSONBY KJ X> EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT. JAZSS . JAZZ JAZZ. Dancing, 8 p.m. till 11.15 p.m. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz, Lighting Effects, Streamers, Balloons, Etc. Good Prizes. Music by DAN CALLINAN, And his Parisian Dance Orchestra. Gentlemen, 1/6. Ladies, 1/. 11 TAANCERS.—THE ELITE DANCE CLUB Announces a ONE NIGHT DANCING COMPETITION. CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, Mount Eden. WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT PRIZES VALUED AT ONE) POUND. Sub as usual. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/. RAPIDLY GAINING POPULARITY. RENTON'S FAVOURITE FIVE. 11 LOU. STOKES, M.C. A P-A. MONSTER DANCE. SCOTS HALL. NEXT THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 8 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. Dixieland Orchestra. Ladies, 2/. Gents, 2/6. :l(i

I HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. MONDAY, JUNE 13 (Instead of Tues- ■ day). Crescent Club's Usual Weekly Big i Old-Time Programme. Connon's Popular Orchestra. Special Prizes. Ladles 1/, Gents 1/6. —GEO. WALTERS, M.C. 13 A NNOU'N'CBMBNT. -£x e ——— ™ The Public Dances hitherto held in j O'Neill Street Hall, Ponsonby, on Saturday i- Nights, will NOT be continued in future. 11 TRANCE Hats, 1/6 dozen; Novelties, 2/li -*—" dozen, large variety.—Mortensen, Manufacturer, 6, Ponsonby Ed. Phone 27-720. RTFS TEACHERS OF DANCING. 1/6 A LESSON. LATEST BALLROOM DANCING. NEW VARIATION IN QUICKSTEP, SLOW FOXTKOT, WALTZ, TANGO AND RUMBA. Technique and Basic Step according to Imperial Society, London. Thorough Tuition given to all Pupils in all branches of Dancing. CHILDREN'S CLASSES IN OPERATIC, TAP, AND PHYSICAL CULTURE FOK BUSINESS GIRLS. 1/ A LESSON. SPECIAL CLASS FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE ON WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A.M. Courses in all branches for Teachers. Private Lessons by Arrangement. Satisfaction Absolutely Guaranteed. MISS VIOLET ROBERTSON, 2nd Floor, PACIFIC BLDGS., WELLESLBY STRBEfT. II M ISS M" ARGAEET Q?(^ONNOR AND M R- E pRIESTLEY, New Zealand's Authorities on BALLROOM DANCING. Assisted by Tully qualified staff. MR. ERIC BROWN, Brilliant Dancer and Demonstrator from the Bradley School, London, is now on the staff of this school. Private Lessons and Classes from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. PETER PAN CABARET CLASS, FRIDAYS, 7-8 P.M. Studio : 91, QUEEN STREET, Phone 40-214. Opp. Fort St. S CJAN TOY SCHOOL OF DANCING, Studio: Royal Oak Hall, Symonds St., Royal Oak : Beginners' Class Every Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Advanced Class Every Saturday, 7 p.m.; 10/ per Course, including Practice Dances; Advanced Class Free to Present Members. Improvers' Practice Dances held every Wednesday, Saturday, 7.40 p.m. Special Terms to Improvers, assistance available if required. Limited Number of Vacancies. \\ MISS SPENCER'S DANCES EVCRY *♦ SATURDAY, 8 p.m., Symondsville Studio, hymonds St. (next St. Paul's). Tuition Classes Mondays and Thursdays. 8 P.m. PRIVATE LESSONS Daily in all the Latest Dances, including Tango and Rumba. viii. «?,mm B as ?,°,« ated with Symondsville Studio and will assist. Particulars J bone 4,2-237 or at Studio. Symondsville nas again been redecorated and is now available. j> O Y SI L a > ?? A - TROUPE, 81, Chatham Av., y-> Mt. Albert.—Classical Dancing and Cul- >"™ Greciau . Oriental, Spanish Chinese, and Toe Dancing. sll WOODUUFFE t the Expert in"- - structor. Jazz or Old-time Course, 10/. 174, Upper Symonds St. _B ISS KUBY SIIEIUUFF simplifies Ballroom Dancing for Beginners, new i variations for advance.—B, Hopetoun St.. i Ponsonby. i* SAN TOY—Birthday Party, Wednesday, June 22. Members please accept this : intimation. . Lil. , GαN TOY School of Dancing, Koyal Oa« O Hall, Royal Oak. - B e w^"da^ las- , (modern), every Saturday, Wednesday, ( . A*rA ' FSKA laite SpeciaJty Acrobatic 10-121.