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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 234, 2 October 1937, Page 23

DANCING. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. | TECHNICAL OLD BOYS' | a J RUGBY DANCE. J { TO-NIGHT. ' AUCKLAND'S MODERN DANCE j HEADQUARTERS. I L THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN! " r r MASONIC HALL, NEWTON. faSEsajla: Bright, Cheerful. G.L.B. Soft Lights. Sweet Music. THIS EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK. BEAUTIFUL SCENIC DISPLAY. Lilting Melodies, full of Romance. OLD-TIME PROGRAMME. Spot Waltz, Masina, Schottische, Bon Ton, Valeta, Hesitation, La Rinka, Tingle-Tangle. r OPERATIC QUINTETTE ORCHESTRA In Special Orchestrated j Overture 7.55. Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 1/6. Specially Matle Coffee and Tea with Supper. - 2 H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. FOLLOW THE CROWL TO-NIGHT. i QRYSTAL JpALACE "gALLROOM. { WAITEMATA SWIMMING \ CLUB DANCE. < EPI SHALFOON'S DANCE BAND. SUPPER PROVIDED. SUB., 2/. < REMUERA BRANCH N.Z. LABOUR ■ PARTY. ] GRAND ANNUAL DANCE. MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. THIiKS., OCT. 7, 8 p.m. till 12 Midnight. Music by VAGABONDS DANCE BAND. Monte Carlo, Good Prizes. Supper Provided. Tickets—Single 1/6, Double 2/6. Phones, 17-921, 25-514. 2 TEACHERS OF DANCING. , MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO. THE ANNUAL BALL W T ILL BE HELD IN THE PETER PAN CABARET, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. Tickets and Cubicle Reservations obtainable at the Studio. Miss J. Cargill and Mr. Lanigan, winners of the 1037 Ballroom Championship are Pupils of this School. 95, QUEEN* STREET. Ph. 46-214. Hamilton : STATE THEATRE WIKTBRGAKDBN. Ph. 2853. S JJALLROOM DANCING. gTRATTON gTUDIO, H.M. ARCADE. Private Lessons from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. daily. Classes Tuesday and Thursday from 8 p.m. till 10 p.m. For Your Appointment, PHONE 45-440. S A.vlsHß D G E M A N STUDIO. 32Sa, QUEEN STREET (Above St. James'), SPECIALISES IN iy£ODERN JgALLROOM "QANCING. CLASSES EVERY TUESDAY—I/6. Private Lessons by Arrangement. Fees Reasonable. PHONE 44-147. 2 PATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCING, 203. Symonds St., 4, Durham St. E. MODERN BALLROOM, OLD TIME AND AMERICAN TAP DANCING. Classes at Durham St. Studio: Modern. Wed., 8 p.m. ; Old-time, Mon., 8 p.m. Children's Tap Class, Sat., 10.30 a.m. Old-time Class, Symonds St., Friday, 8 p.m. Private Lessons at both studios by appointment. Tiione 31-031. S CLARE HALL, Studio, 319, Queen St.— Learn Tapping. Large Studio avail able Parties.—l 3-557. C DNEY'S STUDIO, 5, Swanson St., City, Ph. 41-615. —Reduced Fees in Modern and OH time Dancing and American Tap. Leirn, and get that confidence with my quick method. Excellent Book on American Tap, post free, 2/6. Includes Steps, Various Rhythms and Routines. B FRANK WOODRUFFE, the Expert. Oldtime, full course, 17/6. —174, Symonds St. B PRISCILLA Dancing Class, Darby Street. I next Stone's Boot Shop, Mon., 8 p.m. 2 I ÜBY SHERRIFF, H.B. Bldgs., Newton, j Prhete Lessons, 2/6. Tap. Ballroom ; 3 dances by post. 5/. as taught studio. C VALESKA Studio, 407, Queen St.—Every Kind Dancing Taught. Entrants prepared R.A.D. Examination. Ph. 46-121. C LECTURES. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY. SUNDAY, 2.45 P.M. MR. K. MELVIN, M.A., D.1.P., 5.0.C., Sc. Subject : "PLATO LOOKS AT SOCIETY TO-DAY." 3, Queen St. Discussion. All Welcome. BROADCASTING. JJKOAD CASTING. MR. A. E. ROBINSON Will Speak from Station IZJ (Johns), MONDAY, 1 P.M. "TRADE: MORAL AND IMMORAL." 2 COMPETITIONS. TTKACTIVE GIRL COMPETITION DEFINITELY CLOSES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. HAVE YOU ENTERED? First Prize £10 10/ cash, or Free Trip to Wellington. Entry Forms and all information at the Studio. AMY HARPER, Winstone Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. C 4 ELOCUTION. TBAN DOUGLAS, L.L.C.M.. Speech Truin- * ing, Humorous Sketches; Examinations • homes visited.—lo, Coleridge St.. Surrey > Crescent. B