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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 255, 27 October 1934, Page 21

DANCING. 1/6 ADMISSION 1/6 808 ADAMS ™* ORCHESTRA MUNICIPAL HALL, —— NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCING de LUXE Direction : Bob Adams. ISJOVELTY /CARNIVAL rpO-NIGHT. iNovELTY Carnival J-onight. SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN PRIZES. NOVELTY SPOT WALTZ PRIZES. MONTE CARLO, Ist, 2i>d &> 3rd Prizes. Beach Parasols for the Ladies. BALLOON DANCE, Ist, 2nd & ."<rd Prizes. — NOT A DULL MOMENT — JOCKEY CAPS, STRAW BUNS, BOWLERS, Trumpets, Squeakers, Blowouts, Balloons. Walta Blues, Jolly Miller. Three Step. Polonaise, Log Cabin. Valeta. Bon Ton. Hesitation Waltz. La Kinka, Maxina, Two Step, etc.. etc. All the Famourito Old-time Melodies. All the Latest Musical "Hits." SUPPER PROVIDED. 808 ADAMS <$* ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 1/6. RRIC CLEAVER, M.C. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL, rpO-MGHT. mO-NIGHT. J-O-NIGHT. J-O-NIGHT. ' TECHNICAL OLD ' I BOYS' RUGBY CLUB. I FLANNELS OP'I'IONAL. MUSIC P.Y HARRY NEILSON'S FAMOUS BAND. THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. Jf\ MASONIC HALL, /&-~-~&. NEWTON. SHI G.L.B. THIS EVENING, S O'CLOCK. A Programme after Your Own Heart. OLD-TIME DANCING. Packed -with Joy and Delight. Spot Waltz, Bon Ton, W r alfz Blues, Kins's Own, Glynne Three Step, New and Fascinating. A Lady's and Gent's Special Prize. OPERATIC QUINTETTE ORCHESTRA. With its Brilliant Combination. Overture 7.55 Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. A Nice Cup of Coffee or Tea with Supper. Always a Sociable Evening at the Gaiety Hall, Surrey Crescent. Every Thursday. Come and Join In. 3.-27 IT. W. VAUGHAN. Hon. See. ANOTHER NIGHT OF JOY AND FUN AT TUB LABOUR HALL, KARANGAHAPE KOAD. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. OLD TIME DANCE, Two Monte Prizes and Spot Prizes, Bon Ton, Tingle Tangle, Imperial, etc., etc. Lively Music by DON HAY'S ORCHESTRA. Light. Supper. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6, Tom Martin, M.C. Miss Liley, Lady M.C. GREY T YNN RETURNED SOLDIERS' CLUB. So?rrT-foje sx. columba hall, <-/AL cv-vj surrey Crescent. I Popular Old-time Danee Every Saturday. Novelty Dances and Jazz. Monte Carlo, Chocs 'and Cigs., Balloons and Streamers. TALENTED SAVOY ORCHESTRA. Cards and Prizes. Non-dancers. S till 12. Welcome. Admission 1/. 2J

POINT CHEVALIER SAILING CLUB, JOAN STREET. OLD-TIME DANCE TO-NIGHT. SAVONA DANCE BAND. Splendid Floor. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz. Admission 1/. Supper. New Lynn Bus, f.BO. November 3.--Combined Sailing Club and Lodge Dance. x jj7 11. DORMER. M.C. (~\ L I V 15 XT E DANCE CLUB, ALL SAINTS' HALL, PONSONBY. RAY COLLINS AND HIS NOMADS. New Floor and Good Supper. Admission 1/. -7 rpiTIRANGI Old-time Dance, Every SaturJL day. Good Spot Prizes. Free bus, return town, including Dance, -/. Bus leaves town G.P.O. 7 p.m.. Lyceum Orchestra. <_!ood Supper.—G. E. Walters, M.C. -1 in— BEACH HAVEN ■ CABARET—Sea- -*-' side Danes Club. Every Saturday. Free Buses from Devonport, via Milford, also Highbury Corner, Birkenbead, returning after dance. Usual Prizes. Parker's Popular Dance Band. Your Week-end Dance. * 27 TEACHERS OF DANCING. POOR DANCING AND LACK OF STEPS WILL SPOIL YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAYS. Don't bo "cut out" because you can't dance. The Good Dancer is always more popular and more sought after. Learn to Dance REDUCED SUMMER RATES. Private Lessons: fCX XI for Six Private Lessons, and Six Class Lessons FREE. £ 1 15/ for Twelve Private Lessons and Twelve Class Lessons FREE. Lady and Gentleman (double), £15/ for Six Private Lessons and Four Class Lessons FREE. Class Lessons: 1/0 a Lesson. Twelve Lessons 15/. T)IG QTUDIO TRANCE, NEXT THURSDAY, NOV. 1. All pupils, ex-pupils and friends invited. Competitions. Flannels Optional Supper. 808 ADAMS and HIS ORCHESTRA. THE VIOLET ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. QUEEN'S ARCADE. Phone 41-345. L_ "jV" 55. "OALLROOM /CHAMPIONSHIPS TO "jVTARGAnET /~)?r-tONNOR QITUDIO. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The winners of the 1034 N.Z. Amateur Ballroom Championship trained exclusively in our Auckland Studio. The winners Of the Wellington Provincial Championship trained exclusively in our Wellington Studio also. 1934 N.Z. PROFESSIONAL BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR AND MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY. Studio: 91, QUEEN STREET. Phone 46-214. S THE JEANE HORNE . SCHOOL OF DANCING. Winners North Island Ballroom Championships. Runners-up In the New Zealand Championship. CHILDREN'S DANCD RECITAL, DEC. 1, At the OPERATIC SOCIETY HALL. Grafton. Kd. Studio: HORNE'S BUILDINGS, Cr. Hijrh St. and Vulcan Lane. J Phone 40-782. S ! STUDIO, i>, Swanson St.— I-L-J Private Lessons 3/, Modern and OlilTimc. Don't, hesitate. —Phone 41-61.1. K I7UIANK WOODRUFFJB, the Expert irT- - structor: special course, 10/; Jazz. Old-time. —174. Upper Symonds St. B GBO. G. COX. New Zealand's Foremost Teacher Tap. Stage. Ballroom Danein_\ Studio, Durham St. H." K MISS MACK, Modern. OKI-time, Private Courses; 10/.—30, Shortland St., City. N-17 IBS SPENCER, Symonclsville Studio, Symonds St. —All Modern aud Oldtime Dane: lg Taught.—Phone 42-237. g KIVATB Lessons, _!/6; Ballroom, Tap, complete Postal Course, 5/. —Rub.v Sherriff, 8, Hopetoun St., Ponsonby. C -CrALESKA SCHOOL OF DANCING, 407, V Queen St. Phono 46-121. Talented Children wanted for public appearances. C