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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 117, 20 May 1933, Page 17

DANCING. ' MASONIC HALL, ' ijtMTgiyi'i The Ballroom Beautiful. G.L.B. THIS EVENING, S O'CLOCK. A HUGE JOY NIGHT. OLD - TIME PROGRAMME. Special, D'Alberts, Tingle Tangle. Imperial. Every Dance a Favourite. OPERATIC QUINTETTE ORCHESTRA. Remarkable for the Clarity of its Parts. Overture 7.55. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/0. Refreshments. How tlie Patrons Enjoyed Last Thursday nt the Galetv Hall, Encored and Encored. Come Next THURSDAY —You'll Enjoy it also. Old-time Programme. 20 H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. AUCKLAND'S OLD- TIME DANCE. TO-NIGHT, AT S P.M. LABOUR HALL, LABOUR HALL, KARANGAIIAPE ROAD. Entrance Beresford Street. FRANK STACEY'S ORCHESTRA. A NIGHT OF NIGHTS. Spot Waltz Prizes. Light Supper. LADIES 1/. GENTS. 1/0. 20 —ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL.— Just a reminder to Patrons of the VENTURA DANCE CLUB that the Usual Enjoyable Dance will be-held in this I-lall TO-NIGHT. Harry Neilson's Band is becoming increasingly popular, and this combination, together with good management and a perfect iioor, all help to make THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. ANOTHER BIG NIGHT, TO-NIGHT At AUCKLAND'S POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. MY - T - FINE DANCE CLUB, MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. SPECIAL PRIZES. Maypole Waltz, Novelty Prizes, Monte Carlo (Ist, 2nd anil 3rd prizes), Spot Waltz, Chocs., Cigs., Streamer Dance, Balloons, Complimentary Tickets and Novelty Dances, Etc. Special Dance Numbers Featured by our POPULAR SNAPPY SIX. Don't Miss To-night for a MY-T-FINB Time. Supper Provided. Enjoyment Assured. Ladies, 1/6 ; Gents, 2/. H. ANDERSON. M.C. N.B.—Enter To-night for 2nd Heat Ak. Waltzing Championship. Mon., May 29 : Monster Benefit Dance, 1/. Don't forget Scots Hall, Sat., June 10. Keep this date free. Something different. 20 f)LD - TIME DANCING TO-NIGHT. CLICK CLACK CABARET. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo, Chocolates, Cigarettes, Balloons, Complimentary Tickets, Also Special Consolation Prizes for Monte Carlo. MORROW'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. A Cordial Invitation Extended to All. REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. Ladies 1/0, Gents. 2/. LES. GORDON, M.C. RESERVES FREE. PHONE 40-759. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, MASQUERADE PLAIN AND FANCY — DRESS BALL. Masks Provided. 20_ The home of old-time dancing." Every THURSDAY and SATURDAY. DRUIDS' /"VLD-TIME /CABARET, ruids' "ld-time Cabaret, NORTH STREFT, NEWTON. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GENUINE OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot Waltz, Streamers, Chocs., Cigs., and DAINTY SUPPER.

It's a Pleasure to Dance to the Music of "THE FAMOUS REVELLERS." Trv it To-night. Gents. 1/6, Ladies 1/. SPINSTERS' BALL THURSDAY NEXT. 20 QAE NIVAL J^fIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. > CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. WAITEMATA SWIMMING CLUB. Danco Music new in conception, amazingly perfect in phrasing and rhythm, by REG. MORGAN and His BROADCASTING DANCE BAND. Novelties Galore. Monte Carlos. Subscription, 2/. 20 OAK HALL — TO-NIGHT. Special U.U. of U. and U. ALOHA DANCE CLUB. ALOHA DANCE CLUB. Good Music, Good Supper, Good Time. Plenty of Boys and Girls in the United Universities of U and Us —I'm betting on the home team. 20 WALTER SMITH. G' AIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. TO-NIGHT, And Every Saturday and Tuesday. CRESCENT SOCIAL CLUB'S GENUINE OLD-TIME DANCE. Connon's Popular Orchestra, with Mr. Cox on Drums, Xylophones, Bells and Chimes. Chocolates, Cigarettes and Special Prizes, Supper. Admission, 1/ eacli. 20 rnO-NIGHT. — AKAIiANA GIRLS' JL WELCOME CLUB. —Leisure Lounge Newton. Several Novelty Dances, Good Prizes. Chief attraction, First Heat Fox Trot Competition, Popular Voting: Prizes, Silver Shields; also Second, Third Prizes. Slipper. Admission 1/. 20 CI REY LYNN EX-SERVICEMEN—OLD-TIME DANCE, St. Columba llall, Surrey Crescent, at S p.m. Cards for noil' danccrs. Supper. Good Floor. Ticket Waltz. Savoy Orchestra. Admission, 1/. 20 rp U - N I G II T - B O~N T O N. JL The Popularity of this Dance has attracted Dancers from all suburbs, to the aristocrats of Jazz Bands, THE PLEASURE BROADCASTERS (6 Players). Supper. Subscription, 1/. ' 20 ELITE DANCE CLUB—Grand Opening Night this Select Club, Society of Arts Hall, Kitchener St., Tuesday, May 30, and each Tuesday Evening. Full information later.—AlLSA HEIGHTON, Sec. 20 Follow the Crowds ! "jl TANUKAU AMATEUR CYCLING CLUB. A 1 Mid-week Dance. Crystal Palace Ballroom, WEDNESDAY NEXT. ADMISSION, 1/. Free Dancing Clasa. 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Roulette, Monte Carlos. Statue Dance. Eric Doyle's Crystal Palace Band. x2O ON'T FORGET NEXT THURSDAY NIGIIT. AUCKLAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLE CLUB DANCE. St. Barnabas Hall, Bellevue ltd., Mt. Eden. Supper. 20 'M'OVEI/riES, Decorations, Flowers, Dance -Li Mats, cheapest in town.—Mortensen, Manufacturer, 270. Karangahape Rd. Phone 27-720. RTFS TYPISTS. /"CONFIDENTIAL Typing or Duplicating at shortest notice. —Hope M. Williams, Fifth Floor. 502. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. C "iyriSS E. 11. HARRISON, Typewriting, Duplicating, Envelope Addressing: reasonable.—lo9. Yorkshire House. 23 LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE AND SONS, 94, Albert St.— • Expert Tennis Racquet liestringers: patronised by Tilden. B BADMINTON, Itestringing, best quality gut, expert workmanship; prices, the lowest. —Modern Bag, 400, Queea St. B