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Auckland Star, 2 September 1933, Page 19

DANCING. MASONIC HALL, Tlie Ballroom Beautiful. G. L. B. THIS EVENING 8 O'CLOCK. THIS EVENING 8 O'CLOCK. An Attractive and Delightful Programme. OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot "Waltz. Log Cabin, D'Alberts. Society, Specials, Chocolates, asarettrs. OPERATIC QUINTETTE OUCtIKSTRA. A Luxury of Superb Instrumental Numbers. Overture 7.55. Lndics 1/, Gents 1/0. Refreshments. THE BIG EVENT. pLAIN & TJIANCS "jQRESS JgALt,, MASONIC HALL. TUESDAY. SEPT. 12. S Valuable Prizes. Special Supper. Special Lighting Effect* by Mr. Conway. of J. C. Williamson. Ltd. A NIGHT TOO GOOD TO MISS. Singles I/O. Doubles or Two Ladies. l>/<5. j H. \V. VAVGIIAN, Hon. See. NONE BETTER THA!X MANUKAU CYCLING CLUB'S DANCE At CRYSTAL PALACE BALIJROOM, MOUNT BDEN. TO-NI GUT, TO-NIG TIT, S 13.m. -12 p.m. £1 _ CASH — £1 DANCE COMPETITION, FOX TROT anil WALTZ. TWO 10/ ___ cash — 10/ month carlos, eric doyle's crystal palace BAND. Buffet Supper. Subs., 2/. 2 A UCKLAND'S FINEST OLD-TIME JrX. BALLROOM. DRUIDS' /-\l,n-Tiailfl /CABARET, RUIDS' VABAHET, NORTII STREET. NEWTON. Bigger and Better Crowds Each Saturday. -— TO-NIGHT. Featuring Spot Waltz, Waltz Vanity, Log Cabia, Society, Imperinl, D'Alberts, etc., And the "Moulin Rouge." also I FINAL COMPLETE HEAT IN OUR j MpNSTEK £10 WALI'ZIN'G COMj PETITION. Enlor To-iiigbt. Collect I Your .Prize To-night. Hear "The Famous Revellers" Band Playing Oldest and Newest Hits. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/0. Beat Old-time Rendezvous in Town. Judge for Yourself To-night. 2 BON TON HALL, ROYAL OAK. TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT. VICE VERSA. A HIGH-BROW JAZZ NIGHT IN THE HALL OF BRIGHT NIGHTS. The Classy Dancers will bo there, Ho be Sure You Join Them. CHOCOLATES. CIGARETTES. 6 FREE PASSES. £2 2/ MONTE CARLO. Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. Priestley will Give Exhibition of Latest Steps. WHAT A SHOW ! GOOD SUPPER — ALL FOR 1/ rpO-NIGHT. rnO-NIGHT. TRADES HALL, HOBSOX ST. /-VRATS'D AVAL "ATIGHT. Select Jazz Evening. Dancing Contest, AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND.

Silver Cup for Winners. I The Aussies ere out to take the Cup from N.Z. Can they do it? Admission: Ladies*. 1/; Gentlemen, 2/. TO-NIGHT—TRADES HALL —TO-NIGHT mO-NIGHT, —— And EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. EIO GRANDE OLD-TI'MB DANCB. ORANGE HALL, NEWTON (Off- Symonds Street). Most Popular Dance in Town. Good Monte Cnrlo and Spot Walt* Prizes. Good Music. Plenty of Partners. Ladies, 1/ : Gents, 1/6. A. MeKENZIE, 31.C. A. POOLEY, M.C. 2 r* AIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. Or TO-NIGHT. And Every Saturday and Tuesday. GENUINE OLD-TIMID DANCE). Connon's Popular Orchestra, featuring ''Log Cabin" and "Colorado Walk." SPECIAL SPOT WALTZ PRIZES. Chocolates. Cigarettes ami Refreshments. ADMISSION 1/ EACH. Colorado Walk Competition. Tuesday. September 19. 2 3pT /-I KEY LYNN EX-SERVICEMEN. iBSMMIDjOppII OLD-TIME DANdB. ST. COLUMBA HALL, SORKEI ORES., TO-NIGHT, 8 till 12 p.m. D'Albcrts, Log Cabin. Tingle Tangle, Hesitation and Ticket Waltz. Come where the Good Dancers are. Good Music, Supper. Good Floor, Two Prizes. Cards and Prizes for non-daneers. All Welcome. Admission 1/. 2 F. A. NOBLE, Hon. Sec. DOMINION HALL. DOMINION ROAD. LIBERAL-LABOUR DANCE. TO-NIGHT (SAT.), 8 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. MODBRN, OLD-TIME. Single 1/, Double 1/6. Best Moor in Auckland. Good Music. M.C. J. E. Bennett. AK HALL, LIVERPOOL STREET.— Naumal Dance Club Dance will be held in above Hall, SATURDAY, 2nd. and every Saturday. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz. Supper. I.en Owen's Orchestra. 2 AUCKLAND TRANSPORT CLUB. PETER PAN CABARET. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1933. SUBSCRIPTION : LADIES, 1/6; GENTLEMEN, 2/. S. M. FAR.RELLY, 4. Secretary. pREY LYNN UNEMPLOYED DANCE. "BACK TO CHILDHOOD DAYS," "BACK TO CHILDHOOD DAYS," ST. COLUMBA HALL. WED. NEXT. ORCHESTRA, "MELODY BOYS." Monte Carlo, Supper. Good Frizes. SUB. od. — NOTE THE PRICE. 2 " "77 TJONSONBY, HERN IS . J&2& ' BAY N-fflS£Z__ BX-SEIIVICBMBX'S WEDNESDAY NEXT, O'NEILL ST. HALL, Ponsonby. Plain and i'aney Dress Ball. Balloons, SLroamors, Confclti. Prizes. Good Floor. Good Supper .lafkic Aston'w Orchestra. Tickets, 2/; Double. 3/8. x 2 TrODIvKX AND OLD-TIME DANCING. GAIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Good Supper. Excellent Music. 4 TIT. CHEVALIEK SAILING CLUB (Inc.). -t Annual General Meeting, TUESDAY NEXT, September 5. 8 p.m. Business: Election of Officers, General. 2 K. A. THORPE. Hon. Sec. IXX A FORGET — ST. ANDREWS PIPE BAND'S OLD-TIME DANCE, MONDAY NIGHT. CONNON'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. 2 ' JIM WALTERS. M.C. Ci WAN SON ANNUAL DANCE, Jo SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. Bus leaves G.P.O. 7.30 p.m., via Great North Kd. Tickets. Including admission, 2/. Reserve thus date. —Dance Committee. 2