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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 219, 16 September 1935, Page 18

AT CIVIC AND PLAZA. ly in order of application. FES — PLAZA 41-586. ITHTTTAPITAT I Balmoral. 1 I At 8 To-night. W. C. Fields, Pauline Lord, Zasu Pitts, in " MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH." Approved lar Universal* Exhibition. On Stage : MRS. HAROLD KING. Presenting "The Maori Legend o£ Mt. Eden." QPRINGTIME at the Ritz brings new, tempting, seasonable menus in great variety. : -l 'H'-, Queen , Street. DANCING. OUPPOBT GREY LYNN Jy N% ra QUEEN, MISS MARIE LEWIS. vt DudTftr _ . JAZZ, AND OLD-TIME. CARLTON CABARET, NI3WTON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER IS. Monte Carlo. F< IX-TROT COMPETITION, Judge: Mr. .lack l.anlgan. Ladles 1/ — Supper — Gents 1/0. Every Id a Vote. DAVE WILSON — M.C.'s — PAT YOUNG. jyTONSTER /CHILDREN'S 7)ARTY, NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, GAIETY HALL, Surrey Cres. Kiddies. , Come and Frolic with tile Queen. Treasure Hunt. Games and Fun Galore Everybody, lid. Supper. If) rpO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT": -*- LABOUR HALL, NEWTON. GRAND CARNIVAL. -1« Prises, valued £5. 2 Monte Carlos. Spot Waltz, Novelties. Halloons. .Streamers. Supper. Admission 1/. Iβ 7? S -A. HALL, Royal Oak, To-night and j-i. evcry Monday. Old-time Dance. Monte Carlo and Novelty Prizes. Liu-bt Supper Admission (id. Learners, from 7 lo 8 Sub lid. Also Blockhouse Bar R.S.A. Hall Every Thursday. M. MURRAY, M.C. xlti.

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