DANCING. DOIN' THE LAMBETH WALK, 01! TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT 3 THE LAMBETH WALK Comes t.i tho ARTS HALL, Kitchener St. (noar Public library). Auckland's L«\i<lin:r and Most Progressive . OLD-TIME DANCE. ); wini norm. crowdeics : SILVERTONE BAND, J hi' OLD-TIME (irehestra -which secures more ong.-igemcii ts than jinv other ill Auekh 111(1 — :ir tlio Mike. Vm"i* J > I-r II ami Flavins All 111,' Popular Numbers. SIT-DOWN SI !'I'KK liM-linli-s T-.i. Coffee. Cakes. Savourv • Risciiits or ick i I;K.\m. S|H'pinl 1 'ri;;f 1 lances — Monte Carlo •N'"l Wall/, a 11.1 Hall,mil Dance. Lad Mis J It. (i *'n i {erne jj 1! lie ~ne | iic firs; r. i learn the I Dance ihai lias taken England and America by storm ■ TIIK I.AMMKTII WALK. Ami Now- Uca.l on . SCXHAV NIGHT. MOON Li HUT EXCURSION. S.S. I'n fooiia leaves end of NORTHERN WHARF as , s n'clock. calling at DL\ ONT'ORT for passengers about >.I.> and on the return trip. DANCING aboard ship to XOKM CRoWDEIt'S HAND. Fare, 2, U, MONDAY— CARXIVAL 1 Old-time and Modern. And now—WHOOPEE : ! NLXi SI Nl>A\—Xot To-morrow, I ljut I 4. Tli" Most St upemlous. Colossal, and Gigantic I Miring of the year— IHK ARTS HAI.I.'S First Annual PICNIC. S.S. Peregrine leaves Ferry Huilding at lor I'IXK ISI.AXIi ( re; n rninir <► o clock i. This will he a dav for ALL XoYELTY, SWIMMING AND RUNNING K VENTS. HATIIIXi; HKAI TV CONTEST (under 101. Si'HiMll.lliiV TAK/.AN t umler 1"). SCAVENGERS" HI NT and DANCING on SIIU' and SHORE. Adulis 2 6, Children 1 ti. These are all Arts Hall functions—Jlie Joy-makers of Auckland. Management : N. Hammond. 20 pRYSTAL "OALACE T~> ALLROOM, Crystal -l alace Ballroom, MOUNT EDEN. MODERN DANCING. IN A MODERN MIRRORED HALL. EPI SHALFOON'S MODERN BAND WITH MODERN MUSIC. Two Monte Carlos. Good Supper. Sub. 2/. WAITEMATA SWIMMING CLUB. DANCE IN COMFORT. 20 KARA Ni; AH A l'K ROAD — TO-N IGHT LI.IS. LEIS. LEI S. He Wise. Be Earlv STATUE DANCE. HAWAIIAN DANCE CLUB With I L. MATI'S HAWAIIAN BAND ! Presents MODERN DANCING. Popular as Ever. Come and Meet all the Good Dancers at "Labour" Rendezvous. Sandwiches Provided. Subscription: 1 /ti and -/. Two Monte Carlos. Spot Waltz. M.C. : H. YOUNG. Management : N. McKAY. 26 rno-NIGHT—(JAIETY HALL. Surrey Cres. J- TII OLD-TIME DANCE. Select. Sociable, Entertaining. DAISY HRASSEY and Her Band ill Snappy Numbers, playing Perfect Time. Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz. Supper. Not one dull moment. Excellent Floor and Management. Admission 1 6. Wednesday Next. Knock-out Fox Trot Competition. I'rixe £1 1/. 2'i T. M A R Y ' s HAL L. | Great South Road Tram Terminus. EVERY .SATURDAY—COXNONS POPULAR AND SELECT DANCES. Still the "Best Dance." Exclusive Catering. Flannels Optional. Ladies l/(i — Cents 2/. 26 AT EH HI LA XI IS TO-NIGHT:: * oransra Avenue, <»(T Rock field Road. Harp of Erin OLD-TIME FLANNEL DANCE." 2 Monies. Statue. Robbers, Gav Gordons Merrymakers Dance Band. Admission j /i;* x2G PUBLIC NOTICES. A N OTE OF APPRECIATION. To the thousands of my loyal friends who have helped to make my first "week's engagement so successful that it has broken all attendance records in the history of His Majesty's Theatre. If has been estimated that almost 15.000 crowded into the theatre during the week just concluded, and that fully CiOUO were unable to gain admittance. This is indeed a triumph in my career, and it is with heartfelt thanks that I hereby acknowledge this appreciation of my efforts. "J^ICOLA. 20 A LAX LOCKIE, Butter Roundsman, recommences Delivery on Monday.—A. I/oekie. 20 CAMERAMAN sent Free to Parties, Weddings, Snap Homes. Children, Pets., etc.—Reir. Lewis. Phone 46-419. C lIOTOGRA PITERS sent Free. Weddings, Dances. I'arties. — Natural Photographers, Phone 42-023. C LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE AND SONS for Genuine Tennis • Racquet Restringing.—o4. Albert St. B C COACHING by Craig Partridge. Huge J seleclion Racquets.—Wiseman's, Queen Street. C Proud of Your Racquet.—Quaran- «- teed Restringing and Repairs at the Modern Bag Co.. 400, Queen St. D T>ACQUETS Restrung and Repaired, work " guaranteed. — Watts Depot. Exchange Lane. jj ~\ r ACAXCIES. perfect Collix court, senior. * junior.- Muir, Chemist, 15-400, Balmoral. 20 PATENTS AGENTS. JJKNRY JJUGHES, J^TD.. PATENT & TRADEMARK ATTORNEYS. Free Booklet. J. DONALD HUXTER, Auokland Manager. 20t>. DILWORTH BUILDING, Reg. Patent Attorney. " S removal notices. "\riss R. Ml; AD Y, PUBLIC TY PISTE. Has Removed to No. 0 (FIRST FLOOR). COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING QUEEN ST. Phone aO-»!23. ' C TOILET SPECIALISTS. r\UR 12/6 Perm, lias lovely curlv ends. Cinderella Salon. K'hape IM. 2-S7T l'> rpKKSSI-5S Salon. 41 fin. Alt. Eden Knari. -I- latest overseas vapour waving.— C TYPISTS. MISS HANTON, ConfideDcial Typing. Duplicating. Vulcan Building* J 30-614.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 280, 26 November 1938, Page 27
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