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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 189, 12 August 1933, Page 17

dancing. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HAIEL. rno-XK'.ilT. -i o-nt':ht. ' VENTURA DANCE CLUB. J alO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT. THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. 12 TUIUMPnANT SUCCESS. CLICK CLACK CABARET, TO-NIGHT. RE-PRESENTATION OF CUPS WON AT THE TOWN HALL. Ist. 2nd and 3rd in Auckland Ballroom Championships. A Big Niglit arranged to Welcome these Champions. Hundreds of Balloons, Showers of Novel- ' ties, Squeakers, Hats, Blow-outs, Streamers, lin fact everything to make it One Big Night of Hilarity. Come along and join 'in the fun. Mr. Prendergast and Miss Patton (1033 Senior Champions) will Demonstrate the Real Tango at 10.30. — CLICK CLACK ORCHESTRA. — REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. Dancing 8 p.m. - RESERVES FREE — PHONE 40-789. BE WISE AND BOOK EARLY. 12 CARNIVAL NIGHT. mo - NIGHT. — mO-NIOHT. -L O-NIGHT. — O-JfIGHT, CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. AITEMATA TRANCE. | AITEMATA | Novelties Galore, 2 Monte Carlos, Fox Trot, jazz Blues. REG. MORGAN AND HIS JgROADCASTING JQANCE JgAND. SUPPER PROVIDED (AND PLENTY OF IT.) SUBSCRIPTION 2/. 12 BOOMING AGAIN. BIGGER, BRIGHTER CROWDS EACH SATURDAY. BETTER PEOPLE ! BETTER MUSIC ! BETTER TIMES! TvRUIDS' (HLD-TIME. -L'RUIDS' CABARET, NORTH STREET. NEWTON., TO-NIGHT. Featuring Spot Waltz, Waltz Vanity, Log Cabin, Society, Imperial, D'Alberts. etc., and again demonstrating their charming and piquant Newest Craze —"The Moulin Rouge," also I SEVENTH COMPLETE HEAT IN OUR | I MONSTER £10 WALTZING COM- I | PETITION. Enter To-night. Collect | Your Prize To-night. I Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6. Best Old-time Rendezvous in Town. .fudge for Yourself To-night. 12 rp O - N I G H T. — rj* O-NIGHT. RIO GRANDE OLD-TIME DANCE, ORANGE HALL, NEWTON RD. (Off Top Symonds St.) By Special Arrangement the Management has great pleasure in introducing to you Hana Walker and the Brady Sisters in Song Items, assisted by full band of Hawaiian Combination, with lots of harmony and melody, perfect time. Special Monte Carlo and Spot Waltz. Ladies 1/, Gents. 1/0. a. Mckenzie, a. pooley, m.c/b. Supper Provided. Not forgetting our Plain and Fancy Dress Ball, August 26. Prizes Valued £6. 12 AIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. TO-NIGHT. And Eveiy Saturday and Tuesday. GENUINE OLD-TIME DANCE. CONNON'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA, Featuring Log Cabin, etc. Snot Waltz Prizes and Refreshments. 1/ EACH. Special Carnival and Novelty Niglit Next Tuesday. 1/ Each. 12 BON TON, ROYAL OAK, TO-NIGHT. — It's getting a habit to bo there. Bring along your friends.' Don't forget £2 2/ Monte Carlo. Tleasuro Broadcasters Band (6 Players). Subscription 1/. 12 W.C. —LEISURE LOUNGE, NEWTON. • TO-NIGHT. Knock-out Jazz Competition, also 3rd Heat .Tazz Waltz Competition, Cups Value £5. Popular Voting. Monte Carlos, etc. Len Owen's Jazz Band. Light Supper. Admission 1/. 12 TEACHERS OF DANCING. T HE ]\/J ARGARET Q'QONNOR gTUDIO, THE SCHOOL THAT TOPPED THE POLL In the Ballroom Competition finalised last night. This Studio scored the first and second in the Auckland Championships. Private Lessons and Classes from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. PETER PAN CLASS, FRIDAY, 7-S. Admission. 1/. STUDIO : 91, QtJEEN STREET, Opp. Fort St. • Telephone 40-214. 8 STRATTON TRATTON TIIE NAME THAT SPELLS SUCCESS. AUCKLAND BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIP. The winning couple. Miss Patten and Mr. Prendergast, were trained at this Studio. STUDIO DANCE. For Pupils and Friends, WED., AUGUST 16. DAN CALLINAN'S PARISIAN BAND. Classes: TUESDAY, THURSDAY. Studio : WHITEHALL BLDGS. (below Tabernacle), 419, Queen St. I'hone 45-440. HS rjmE JEANE J-JORNE gCHOOL OF JQANCING. Principal: MISS HORNE. Assisted by MR. D. E. CHAPMAN. Five Successful Couples in the Prosperity Week Ballroom Championship. Ballroom, Ballet, Tap. Mt. Albert Class: Bowling Club Pavilion, THURSDAYS, 3 p.m. Particulars at Studio, HORNE'S BLDGS., HIGH STREET. Phone 46-782, S SYMONDSVILLB STUDIO, 30, Symonds St. (next St. Paul's). MISS SPENCER (assisted by Mr. Bruce). MODERN DANCES, SATURDAY, 8 P.M. Tuition Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Strictly Private Lessons, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily, in all the Latest Dances; also Old-time Dancing. Particulars : AT STUDIO. B HE VIOLET ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal: MISS VIOLET ROBERTSON. New Zealand's Leading Authority on Ballroom Dancing. Assisted by Miss Nancy Robertson. Latest Ballroom and Tap Dancing. Classes, l/<i a Lesson. Private Lessons, 4./ and 2/6. Courses for Teachers. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 200, PACIFIC BLDG.. Welles-ley St. S FRANK WOODRUFFE, the Expect Instructor, Jazz or Old-time Course, 174. Upper Symonds St. £ Tvriss MACK. Oldtime. Modern! M Course, 10/. —Pierce Bldgs., Sjmonds Street. ; —„ n ; -r>I<IV\TE Lessons from 2/0. latest MUP room. American Tap, Varmtions-Misd Ruby Shernff, S, Hopetoun St., lonsonD.Vj \ v TOY—Plain anil Fancy Uress Hau, A Wednesday next. Full particularsJ| OIAN TOY, Royal Oak O Class every Saturday. \\> <1 m a>, / p.m.; ladies 1/6, go...lemon 1! veekl.l. C PnHE ELM AY STUDlO—Teachers BattT room, Tap, Acrobatic, all types. StaCT t°° V,inil3 enrolling during August £?n extra special reduction on term llsonT Interviews 1215-10 Palroerstoa Bldgs. Phone-47-71?-,-