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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 129, 3 June 1935, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. j HliK / 4— PLAZA —^ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE QUEEN OF MUSICAL COMEDIES HAS TAKEN AUCKLAND BY STORM. ROUNDS OF APPLAUSE AT EVERY SESSION GREETS THIS MARVELLOUS SHOW. The Brilliant Attraction, — "ROBERTA," — _ "ROBERTA," — — "ROBERTA," — — "ROBERTA," — — "ROBERTA," — "ROBERTA," — AN R.K.O. PICTURE. Approved for Universal Exhibition. WITH IRENE DUNNE, IRENE DUNNE, FRED ASTAIRE, FRED ASTAIRE, AND GINGER ROGERS. GINGER ROGERS. New Dance Sensations, Hit Tunes! Gasping Gowns modelled by Ravishing ' Mannequins. You can hardly believe your owif»eyes and ears. ON SAME PROGRAMME. LONDON JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. AND JAPANESE LANTERN, Colour Cartoon. SESSIONS: 11 A.M., 12.30, 2.30, 5 AND 8 P.M. ! RESERVATIONS, 41-586. i ' | STATE—DEVONPORT | Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 22-101. To-night at 8 o'clock. Britain's Comedy King, TOM WALLS j At his Jt>est in I " LADY IN DANGER." \ Recommended by Censor for Adults. Special Featurettes. [WEST END T "fiSgjfet"* Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 20-940. 2 — Special Features — 2 No. I—A Great Mystery. WARNER OLAND In CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS. No 2 —A Great Drama. FAY WRAY, VICTOR .TORY, In " WHITE LIES." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 KING'S T %ssßF%\ Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 19-003. Britain's £125,000 Masterpiece. CONRAD VEIDT In a Great Epic, "JEW SUSS." Recommended by Censor tor Adults. Special Featurettes. Usual Free Bus. crvic <^WINTERGARDEN^^r TO-NIGHT, | KING'S BIRTHDAY BALL. | A NIGHT OF NIGHTS. ~ DANCING TILL 1 A.M. THE CUBAN RUMBA will.be demonstrated by MISS N. and MR. M. STRATTON. Special Engagement of DAPHNE KINDLEY, The Yodelling Girl Ventriloquist. Something Different in Cabaret Acts. Admission 2/, Including Supper and Dancing. RESERVE A TABLE NOW—Phone 30-100. THINK OF "HER" Comfort, Refinement and Tastealways choose COOKE'S RITZ. LTD.. 3 242, Queen Street. DANCING.' _ 808 ADAMS ™ d ORCHESTRA his - —— MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCING De Luxe. Direction : Bob Adams. GUARDSMEN'S TjALL rpO-NIGHT. UARDSMEN'S -L>ALL -A-O-NIGHT. — SMART — UNIQUE — Hussar Helmets for Everyone. Hussar Helmets for Everyone. Hussar Helmets for Everyone. SPECIAL MUSIC! — SPECIAL MUSIC! Jubilee Decorations and Lighting. TWO MONTE- CARLO CONTESTS. Ist, 2nd and 3rd Prizes in Eeach. SPOT WALTZ CONTEST. Dressing Table Kewpies for the Ladies. BALLOON DANCE. PRIZES GALORE. Squeakers, Blow-outs, Trumpets, Balloons. ALL THE POPULAR DANCES. SUPPER PROVIDED. 808 ADAMS *»* ORCHESTRA his ADMISSION, 1/0. ERIC CLEAVER, M.C. 3 FOLLOW THE CROWD. pRYSTAL T)ALACB T>ALLROOM, MT. EDEN ROAD. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■Excellent Floor, | PACIFIC DANCE j CLUB. Band, Supper. • Introducing the CASA LOMA DANCE BAND. 2 Monte Carlos. Buffet Supper. 3 „ LEO. J. KENNY, M.C. -t I — TO-NIGHT — OLD-TIME DANCE JL/ CARNIVAL, Zealandia Hall, Balmoral Term. Holt's Popular Orchestra, including Piano-Accordion. Good Floor, Supper, Tea, Coffee, Sandwiches, Cakes. Balloons, Streamers. Special . Prizes. Lady's First Prize, IS-piece Teaser; Gent's, Smoker's Stand ; second prizes correspondingly good. Refinement and Sociability our motto. A Night of Fun for All. M.C, J. Holt. A. Cassie, Hon. Sec. 3 TEACHERS OF DANCING. ALL Private Lessons, 2/6, Ballroom, Tap: Postal Course, 5/.—Ruby Sheriff. 11.8. Bldgs.. Karnngahape Rd. C BALLROOM Dancing—From 1/6 Lesson; thorough tuition. Imperial Society syllabus.—Violet Robertson Studio. Queen's Arcade. : '• C CASSIE GRIBBIJG, School of Stage, Tap and Ballroom Dancing: private courses bv arrangement.—2B. Swnnson St. A EO. G. COX, New Zealand's Foremost Teacher. Tap. Stage. Ballroom Dancing. Studio. Durham St. E. C YMONDSVILLE School of Dancing. '30. Symonds St.—Class Lessons. Private Lessons. —Miss Spencer. 42-237. A PRODUCE FOR SALE. BARLEY, 4/; Wheat. 5/6: Maize 4/5; Peameal. 7/9; Pollard, Scratchfood.— Poultry, Pig Supplies Co., Fanshawe St.