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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 235, 3 October 1936, Page 23

DANCING. 808 ADAMS «}J ORCHESTRA. MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCING De Luxe. Direction : Bob Adams. Grand carnival rpo-MGDT. RAND vJARNIVAL J-O-NIGHT. TWO MONTE CARLO CONTESTS. Ist, 2nd and 3rd Prizes in Each. SPOT WALTZ CONTEST. New Novelty Prizes. BALLOON DANCE, PRIZES GALORE. Special Novelties, Squeakers, Balloons. ALL SORTS OF NOVELTY HATS. ALL THE POPULAR DANCES. VARIETY WILL BE THE KEYNOTE. .SUPPER PROVIDED. 808 ADAMS ORCHESTRA. j ADMISSION 1/6. ERIC CLEAVER, M.<^ J — EMBASSY DANCE CLUB — J QLD-rpiME JJANCING, ORANGE HALL, TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. Where a perfect Evening's Entertainment awaits you. Every Dance most enjoyable aud a Happy Crowd of Dancers. TED CROAD AND HIS CHEVALIER BAND. (Six Instruments, Piano-Accordion). Beautiful Music, Perfect Dance Time ind Floor. Two Monte Carlos —Ist. 2nd. 3rd Prizes. SIT DOWN SUPPER. LADIES 1/6. UENTS 2/. DON. BROWN. M.C. N.B. —Don't Forget Our Bis Midniglil Carnival on Labour Day Morning. 12 a in. • till V, at the Labour Hall, Karangaliaix' Koad. :: QRYSTAL pALACE J.JALLROOM, JIT. EDEN ROAD. TONY SHALFOON (After 4 Years Musical Study in America). WAITEMATA CLUB DANCE. EPI AND TONY SHALFOON In the One Big Dance Band. WHAT A BAND. Supper Provided. Sub., 2/. SEE YOU AT THE riARLTON /CABARET. Cabaret. POPULAR, MODERN, SELECT. LADIES 1/0. GENTS 2/.

TCTORESTERS' HALL, ONEHUNGA. TO-NIGHT. OLD-TIME SEASONED WITH MODERN. TED RIVETT AND HIS RHYTHM ACES. (Five Instruments). Supper. Monte Carlo. Perfect Floor. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6. 3 QJT. MARY'S HALL (1 min. Great South Road Tram Terminus). EVERY SATURDAY—CONNON'S SELECT AND POPULAR DANCES. TO-NIGHT. Lady's Ist Spot Prize, Box of Chocolate* valued 10/6. Best Show in Town. Exclusive Catering. ' Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/. 3 TO-NIGHT— GAIETY HALL, Surrey Cres. TUI OLD-TIME DANCE. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz,. Supper. Efficient Management. Wally Waddell, M.C. Direction : E. McLean. Admission. 1/6. 3 DON'T MISS THIS! Parnell Returned Soldiers' Hall, first tram section. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING, dough's Band. Supper and Prizes. TO-NIGIIT at S p.m. Admission 1/6. 3 TAMAKI YACHT CLUBHOUSE. TO-NIGHT. EASTERN SUBURBS SOCCER BALL. Novelties. Supper. Dancing 8 to 12. x 3 DON'T FORGET NEXT .WEDNESDAY NIGHT, October 7. EDEN FOOTBALL CLUB'S FINAL DANCE " SYMONDSVILLE." EPI SHALFOON'S ORCHESTRA. 3 "DROWN OWL ROADHOUSE, J ■' Waterfront Road. Come for a run in the Moonlight, and enjoy Supper and Dancing at the Brown Owl Roadhouse Cabaret, E.l. 3 {SPECIAL NOTICE. — DINNA FORGET, >0 ST. ANDREW'S PIPE BAND DANCE will be held 011 THURSDAY NIGHT INSTEAD OF WEDNESDAY NIGHT Next Week. ■ 3 "DONSONBY BOYS' BAND CARNIVAL - 1 - DANCE. 10 Prizes, Mou,te Carlo, Spot Waltz. 'iV, 0 ;,, O'NEILL STREET HALL, o-vi., OCI. 3. Admission 1/. Supper. ■ Good Time Ast jred. 3 "OURXNAND'S Dance Band—Office 236 Queen St Phones 42-430, 2u-809. C rjUAMOtHONE Amplifier for Hire. Con- «. Y t,ulence aua Portable. Will provide sufficient volume to fill hall for dances etc.—Phone 46-733. y SHALFOON'S Dailce Band Bureau. 8 Bands Available.—Atwaters Pianos • B DARKER'S Band, Time Rhythm, Favourite Melodies. —Phones 13-346, 21-405. _____ xl 2

TEACHERS OF DANCING.' MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO. N.Z.'S UNIVERSITY of ballroom dancing. ANNUAL STUDIO BALL IN PETE It PAN CABARET, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S. During the Evening the Novice Junior and Senior Championships will take place. Tickets and Cubicle Reservations obtainable at the Studio. PRIVATE LESSONS, CLASSES AND PRACTICES FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. STUDIO: 93, QUEEN ST. TEL. 46-214. HAMILTON, STATE THEATRE, 2533. S BALLROOM DANCING. STRATTON STUDIO. H.M. Arcade, Queen Street, C.l. Learn this season's newest variations fronj experts, and train that confidence that makes dancing the most fascinating of pastimes. Specialty features of Quickstep and Waltz I are taught at Advanced Classes Tuesdays, 8-10. Beginnets' Classes Thursdays, S-10. For your next appointment PHONE 45-440. S Studio, 5, Swanson St.—Private J-J Tuition, any time. Don't hesitate.— 41-615. TS EDNEY'S Studio, 3, Swanson St.— Modern, Old-time; private tuition.— 41-615. H / J EO. C. COX, New Zealand's Foremost vJT Teacher, Tap, Stage. Ballroom Dancing.—Studio, Durham St. East. C FRANK WOODRUFFE, the expert Instructor. — Old-time Dancing, full course. 13/. —174. Upper Symonds St. II "IJATRICIA School of Dancing, 203. J- Symonds St.—Modern, Old-time. Tap : Private Lessons. Classes Wed., Fri., 8 p.m.. 1/0. C PRIVATE Course 10/6, Single 2/6.— Paulma. 30. Shortland St., City : :3 ÜBY SHERRIFF, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. Private Lessons 2/6, Tap, Ballroom three dances by post. 5/. C VALESKA School of Dancing. 407. Queen St. Phone 4G-121. Pupils prepared f»r British Operatic BxaniMiation. JS