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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 102, 3 May 1933, Page 3

DANCING. CLICK CLACK CABARET. TO-NIGHT. SOMETHING SOMETHING SOMETHING NEW ! NOVEL 1 AMUSING ! NIGGAH MINSTREL NIGHT. Suitable Prizes for the Best Impersonations. Yes sab ! Massa Al. .Tolson, Billy Elliott and Moran and Mack will be there. One Big Night of Hilarity. Guaranteed No Idle Moments. Come and See Moran and Mack demonstrate William Tell shooting the apple off Willies head. Hear Moran Tell about Joining the Salvation Army. We are assured of 40 Impersonations, so don't be shy in dressing up. CLICK CLACK ORCHESTRA. Dancing, 8 p.m.-l a.m. Supper. Admission 2/. O. ELLIS, M.C. BE WISE AND BOOK EARLY 1 Reserves Free. Phone 40-789. 3 DON'T MISS TO-NIGHT AT AUCKLAND'S POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. MY - T - FINE DANCE CLUB, MUNICIPAL lIALL, NEWMARKET, 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT. GIGANTIC ELECTION NIGHT CARNIVAL. Progress Reports of Election will he given during evening. Showers of Novelties, including Whistles, Mouth Organs, Bugles, Clickers, Blow-outs, Squeakers, Confetti Fight, Balloons, May* pole Dance, Novelty Prizes, Monte Carlo (Ist, 2nd and 3rd prizes), Spot Yialtz, Chocs, Cigs., Complimentary ■ Tickets, Novelty Dances, etc. Snecial New Dance Numbers by our POI'ULAR SNAPPY SIX. Supper Provided. Admission, 1/6. H. ANDERSON, M.C. N.B.—Old-time Learners and Improvers Class every Sat., 2.30 p.m. . , Special Nights.—rSat. Next, "Spinsters' Ball"; Sat., June 10, Scots Hall, Symonds St., Auckland's Largest Faucy Dress Masquerade Ball and Carnival. . GAIETY HALL, EVERY WEDNESDAY. JACKIE ASTON & HIS BAND. rONSONBY'S POPULAR PLAYERS, Presenting All the Latest Dances. ONE-NIGHT CASH COMPETITION. Modern Dancing at its BEST. PRICES: Ladies, Gd; Gents, 9d. Double, ONE SHILLING. 3 Management, FLOYD BERRY. AUCKLAND'S LEADING MID-WEEK OLD- TIME D A N C E. LABOUR HALL, KARANGAHAI'E RD. (Entrance Boresford St.) TO-NIGHT, S P.M. Spot Waltz Prizes. Tingle Tangle. D'Alberts, etc. Light Supper. Ladies, 1/ ; Gents, 1/. 3 rjlO-NIGIIT. rpO-NIGHT. O'NEILL STREET HALL. THE FOLLIES DANCE CLUB, With Dan Callinan's Parisians. OPENING DANCE FOR WINTER SEASON. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz, Lighting Effects. Ladies, 1/; Gentlemen, 1/0; Double, -/. Dancing, S p.m. to 11.15 p.m. 3 rn O-NI G II T T O - N I G H T. T CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, Mouut Eden Road. ERIC DOYLE AND HIS WONDER BAND. Monte" Carlos, Spot Waltzes. Complimentary Scat for Theatre. Dancing, 8 until midnight. Sill).. 1 /(»: Double, 2/0. 3 XT'LECTION NIGHT—Hoar Results belli tweeu Dances. Make a Nlglit of it To-night. MAYFAIR, Karangaliape Load. Dancing to 12 midnight. Popular Prices. Phono 47-~>2o. TEACHERS OF DANCING. SAN TOY School of Dancing, Royal Oak Hall, Royal Oak.—Beginners Class (modern), every Saturday, Wednesday, 7 p.m. — VALESKA'S Dancing Studio, Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome Street, opp. I*®B e nt Theatre. 'Phone 40-121. Terms from 10/b. in A Lesson—Latest liaiiroom DancJ-/ O ing, including Rumba, Tap, Operatic, Physical Culture.—Miss Violet Robertson 200. Pacific Bldg.. Wellesley St. MWH -J 000 BALLROOM Variations, private -Lt/OO lessons now, from 2/G.—Miss Ruby Sh err iff, S, Hopetoun St., Ponsonb.v. COUNTY NOTICES. -piIANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. OVERDUE RATES. Pursuant to Section 70 of the Rating Act, 1925, public notice Is hereby given that an additional charge of TEN PER CENTUM will be added to all Kates for the year ended March 31, 1933. remaining Unpaid after WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1933. Notice is further given that legal proceedings will bo taken after the said 10th May. 1933, for the Recovery of all Arrears of Rates outstanding for which definite arrangements for payment have not been made with the undersigned. ALAN P. DAY, County Clerk. Pukckohe, April 13. 1933. :8 MUSICAL TUITION. H/TRS. HALLAM, L.T.C.L., Singing, PianoIVL forte, Theory.—32, St. Leonards Rd., Mt. Eden. Pupils prepared all exams. C