AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. DAIIA AT 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND S F.M. SIETRO-GOLDWYN-MAYBRS "LISTEN, DARLING" "LISTEN, DARLING" A Modern Comedy Romance that 'will appeal to every member of the family.' — WITH — JUDY GARLAND JUDY GARLAND FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW MARY ASTOR WALTER PIDGEON - KEATURBTTES INCLUDE: "HOW TO SUBLET - ' A Robert Benchley Comedy * "NEW ROADWAYS TO SCIENCE" • Wonders of the Modern Age I "THE WRONG WAY OUT'' One of the Popular "Crime Does Not Pay" Series! "ANCIENT EGYPT" A Fitzpatrick Travcltalk in Colour '. "PATHB GAZETTE" The Latest Air Mail News! Telephone — 32-660. Approved for Universal Exhibition. "The Show Place of Auckland." j BERKELEY | C ake e lounge. _, By the Sea! At Mission Bay! tjt Final Screening To-night at S. 1 L Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in JJ "CAREFREE" M. The World's Greatest Dancers together ]yj again, with Irving Berlin's Haunting __ Melodies. M. Approved for Universal Exliibition. M Specially Selected Featurettes. M Reserves — Phone 17-377. THE CAFE LOUNGE TV/T Open to the public noon till 1 a.m. it BRIDGE AFTERNOON TEAS M. EVERY THURSDAY. | CAPITOL | At^ M ? o ß^h, M MICKEY ROONEY and M R;i Hould (N.Z.'s Own Boy Star) in ~ -rpHORUUGHBREDS TJO.NT zSRY" : ]yj A grand heart-appealing story of the ■»» racing stables. MAlso Ring Crosby in "DOUBLE OR NOTHING." \ll Both Approved for Universal Exhibition llllllllllillllill THE ASTOR IllllllilllllUIIIIIJ! DOMINION RD. Final Screening To-night. JEANETTE MacDONALD, NELSON EDDY In "GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST." Approved for Universal Exhibition. IHI NEW ROYALTY gfgjjsJ; This Evening at 7.30. DEANNA DURBIN In "THAT CERTAIN AGE." Robert Montgomery — Virginia Bruce in "THE FIRST 100 YEARS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. DANCING. ARTS HALL, KITCHENER ST. (near Public Library). TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. OLD-TIME—MODERN. MODERN—OLD-TIME. NORM. CHOWDER'S SILVERTONE BAND. SIT-DOWN SUPPER. And Continuation of Monster "Points" Competition for Lady's Evening Gown. Gent's Tailored Suit. Admission: Ladies 1/6. Gents 2/. TO-MORROW—TUESDAY. ALL MODERN, JOHNNY MADDEN AND HIS SWING KINGS. KINGS BIRTHDAY WEEK-END-MIDNIGHT DANCE—SUNDAY. Management : N. HAMMOND. 22 A LLAVS HIGHLIGHT DANCE **• R.S.A. HALL. PARXELL. TO-NIGHT And Every Monday Night. Waltz Monte Carlo and Spot Waltz. Good J. ," S ' r-^ st Floor - Excellent Supper. t£2 ■ W* th Walk - Chestnut Iree. Blackpool Walk. Fun for everyone Try these Latest Dances. BPI SHALFOON AND HIS DANCE BAND Ladies 1/C. (iouts 2/. 22 C vVctit PALACB «ALLROOM. xfr/V^i 1 ! " TO-NIGHT. MODE K N I> A X C I N G With/RON SWINTON AND HIS SWEET SWINGERS. Featuring Johnny Madden, Nln Pitcathley and Jim Watters. Sub.. 1/C and 2/. Sound System. «••> rpO-NIGHT — AMBASSADORS HALT iT^t,-.™~ Dominion Road. PRIVATE CLASS FOR BEGINNFRS OLD-TIME BALLROOM DANCING Per feet ruitiou Come and Learn to' Dance. i-w till 9 p.m. Admission 1/6. T2 A K t« LA ? KIX S and his Dance Band.— £2: Inquiries. Ph. 27-458. MWH K PI S « HA V FOOX ;s Dance Band Bureau : ■*-* 8 Bands available.—Atwaters. 47-047. C TEACHERS OF DANCING. J OJS McCONNELL, 031. R emU era Rd.- ;" Classes for Ballet and Ballroom Dancing.—lnquire at Studio (>r phone. C l\f 0 U K . K . x BaHroom Dancing Private t-x7 T ,'-"t' on - «•*'«. Techique assured Class Fridays.—Mavis Tollemachc. Epsom; ?'>-"■ MWH P R !tft A I- E LfMons—2/6. Tap. Ballroom: -/ 1? v w , Ko ." t " M ' s : 3 Dance* by post. ../—Ruby SbPrriff. H.B. Bldgs.. Newton C ~I7ALESKA, Advanced Teacher's Cert., *~ K.A.1»., 407. Queen Street. Operatic Ballet. Tap. Ballroom—4o-121. " perdtl^ PATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCING „. , _~ 03 - S.ymondg St—Modern Ballroom' Old-Tnne. American Tap. EEfilWFß*' OLD-TIME CLASS. Monday Night? MOriKKN CLASS. Wednesdays. Bpm' PRIVATE LESSONS. PHONE 81-081 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT PATRICIA GREEN, Principal. MW FOR HIRE. AS?.„„^ rr anrn 1 spo J t—r ' us " age - Furniture. Phone 44-141. S * Serviee twlce dai, y : ALL Brides Ring 44-.j22. Reliance Taxis" for Decorated Bridal Studebaker Cars! T>ABIES' Prams. Push Chairs.—Pram -D Hospital. 200. K'hape Rd.. near Pitt It? g •DOTTLE Jacks. Timber Jacks Extension -*-* Ladders.—Sam White. Market PI. 44-708 QHECKER Parcel Delivery. Mission BaT o e ra 4s%-24 K ° bi - St ' BMe ™*Jj "CLANCY Costumes made to order for J- or Hire; price lis-t 2d: country orders supplied.—Miss Mack. 36. Kitchener Street Lili: . B F A^ CY . CO o Stumes ' Dinner . Morning", f- Evening Suits; Illustrated Catalogue B d ,ii d .SS unt g-4oi 0 . gde " , '- De,,lree - D "™»| RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. PPBTISING Grills. Luncheons. xTas and Suppers.—Wattle. 175. Queen St. SANITARIUM Cafe. Queen St.—Delight: ful Vegetable and Fruit Salads all day C LAWN TENNIS. MARTIN AND PHILSON for Improved Stringing Methods. "No-Awl" Stringing Machine, guaranteed greater satisfar. tion.—oo. Queen St. q ,
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 118, 22 May 1939, Page 18
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