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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 22, 26 January 1935, Page 21

DANCING. IyTEW 2 KALANU JjABOUR pARTY. rnO-NIGIIT rnO-NIGHT 1 iteS T-jTPU<r*Tfc-> LABOUR HALL, LABOUR HALL, AT S P.M. Another Real Treat. Good Old-Time Dance Programme. CLEMM'S MELODY BOYS, Popular Orchestra. Two Monte Prizes, Spot Prizes including Complimentary Tickets, Balloons, Streamers, etc. Tea and Coffee for Supper. Ladies, 1/. Gents, I/O. MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2S. SPECIAL DANCE, Including Cash Monte Prizes. A Real Night of Enjoyment. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/. 20 808 ADAMS «|»a ORCHESTRA ills MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCING de Luxe Direction : Bob Adams. Gi RAND /"iARNIVAL mO-NIC.ITT. r hand Carnival J-o-nigiit. TWO MONTE CARLO CONTESTS. Beach Parasols for the Ladies. SPOT WALTZ CONTEST. NOVELTY PRIZES, BALLOON DANCE. PRIZES GALORE. A REAL ENTERTAINMENT. ALL SORTS OF NOVELTY HATS. Squeakers, Blow-outs, Trumpets. Balloons. — NOT A DULL MOMENT — ALL THE POPULAR DANCES. All the Favourite Old-Time Melodies. All the Latest Musical "Hits." SUPPER PROVIDED. 808 ADAMS ORCHESTRA ADMISSION, 1/0. ERIC CLEAVER, M.<\ 20 MASONIC HALL, NEWTON. /Kjf— > —Wonderfully Cool and Airy. 'MSSB' G.L.B. TO-NIGHT—S O'CLOCK—TO-NIGHT. A Delightful Evening in Store. OLD-TIME DANCING. '.Spot Waltz, Bon Ton. King's Own. Doris. Tingle'-Ta,ngle, Hesitation, Valeta. A Lady's and Gent's Special Prize. OPERATIC QUINTETTE ORCHESTRA. A Feast of Entertainment. Overture, 7.35. Ladies. 1/. Gents, 1/6. A Lovely Cup Coffee or Tea with Supper. A Pleasant Finish to Your Holiday. TUESDAY (ANNIVERSARY NIGHT), MASONIC HALL, NEWTON. You'll Enjoy Every Moment of It. 20 11. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. RIALTO BALLROOM, Above Itialto Theatre, Newmarket. OLD-TIME DANCING AT ITS BEST. Grand : /carnival tiio-night. rand Carnival o-nigmt. Two Monte Carlos, Ist, 2nd, 3rd. Novelties, Balloons, Fans, Streamers, etc. ALL THE POPULAR DANCES, Played by the RIALTO CARNIVAL FIVE, A REVELATION IN BANDS. BIGGER. .BRIGHTER AND BETTER. SUPPER. PERFECT FLOOR. Flannels Optional. Admission 1/6. M.C.'s, C. SYLVIA and E. ROTIIVILLE. N.B— Usual FREE BUS. 20 FLANNEL DANCE. QRYSTAL pALACE jgALLROOM. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WAITEMATA CLUB DANCE. . EXCELLENT FLOOR, SUPPER, MUSIC. Music by TREVOR EADY'S DANCE BAND. Dancing, S-12. Subscription, 2/. THE /CARLTON. HE 32, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER BIG NIGHT. MONTE CARLO. LUCKY NUMBER. GOOD PRIZES. LADIES -i / /^ENTS. ADIES '-/ MONDAY. MONDAY. OLD-TIME DANCE. L ADIES-| 6 D |- G ENTS. 20 „ ~ T>ETURNED soldiers. /yLv SX. COLUMBA CV-O® JIALL. MUM AND DAD NIGHT, S till 12. Latest Novelties and Dances. Splendid Card Prizes. Good Music. Good Supper. Gents, 1/; Ladies, Basket; Extra Lady, 1/. MEMBERS' TICKETS FOR PICNIC Sold at Bus oil Presentation o£ Invitation Card. 20 rpO-NI GIIT.—MO N STE R A N NIVERSARY JL CARNIVAL. OLD-TIME DANCE, S to 12, SCOTS TIALL. Holt's Popular Orchestra, including Piano-Accordion. •Special Programme. Presentation Silvermounted Whip to winning rider, Takapuna Cup. Monte Carlo, Quality Frizes (lady s and gent's). Good Supper, Good I'loor. Good Time Assured. Balloons, Streamers. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/0. M.C. s. J. Holt and I*. Collier. —A. Cassie, Hon vSec. HAVE you heard of our M.C., DAVi. BRETT? Well, come along to the GAIETY lIALL, Surrey Crescent, TONIGHT. A hearty welcome awaits you. Also, Connon's Popular Orchestra, presenting "bumper" Old-Time Programme. Extra Special Spot Prizes; Monte Carlo, Ist, 2nd and 3rd Frizes. Supper. 1/ each. ViceVersa Back to Childhood Next Tuesday, Jail. 20. (iooil Prizes. 20 CHEVALIER SAILING CLUB, Joan Street. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS DANCE TO-NIGHT. Six Prizes; Best, Most Humorous, Most Original Costumes. Savona Dance Band. Monte Carlo, etc. Exercise your ingenuity and win a prize. Supper. Admission, 1/. 2(5 11. DORMER. M.C. PARNELL R.S.A. SOCIAL CLUB. There will bo No Dance on Saturday Night. Grand Reopening Night on SATURDAY, February 23. 26 W. G. CAVENETT, Secretary. "OACK TO CHILDHOOD DANCE. PONSONBY BAND ROOM. Admission, Od. Supper. SATURDAY NIGIIT. 20 TEACHERS OF DANCING. DANCING Taught Privately at Home; specialty elderly beginners; moderate terms.—lnquire Star. SSS. 20 "ITUtANK WOODRUEKE. the Expert -I- Instructor on Vacation. Reopen February 8.—17-1. Cppcr Svmonds St. ['• ISS MACK, 311. Short land St.—Modern, Old-Time. Special Holiday Course, T/o\ ir' -|>ÜBY SIIERRIFF'S Postal Course*. XV Ballroom, Tap, 5/; technique. * aria tions clearly explained.—S. Hipetoun I'onsonhy. -——y OF UANCING 40' V Oiiccn St. Phone 40-1-1. Talente Children wanted for public appearances. C SOCIALS. tT'S.A. 500 Toiiriiainciit, A" ''"'.'J . XV. son by, 8 p.m. .11. -