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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 165, 15 July 1939, Page 19

DANCING. READ THIS! AMBASSADORS HALL, DOMINION ROAD—SECOND SECTION. TO-NIGHT. COLUMBIA SOCIAL CLUB'S OLD-TIME DANCE, S till 12. Under Sole Management of A. G. COSSEY. WITH PARKER'S ORCHESTRA OF SEVEN PLAYERS. Ineltuliiitf <;. W. Parker (loader). Pliino: <;. Muiiiis. Trumpet : .Mrs. Parker. Violin: (i. Hrifiht (late of Australia's leading dance bund i. Sax.: Run Swinton. Pin no-Accordion : Jack Griffon, Strin_ Hhs_; Trevor Parker Kriiins. dance To-night to this bright and entertaining band. Playing Suaicp.v Number* in Perfect Trin-iHi and Rhythm. TWO MONTE CARLOS. Special Prizes. Ift, 2nd, 3rd. Twilight Waltz. Streamers. Excellent Floor, Music and Supper. Admission 1/0. ALWAYS THE BEST IN* AUCKLAND! . P.S.—GRAND BENEFIT BALL in aid o£ I Dominion Road School Funds, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. -, Ijj WHERE TO DANCE! THE SHOW PLACE. ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM TOP SYMONDS STREET. EMBASSY DANCE CLUB Presents AUSSIE CHKESEMAN, New Zca land Ace Piano Accordionist. A special Moor .show iliat will thrill and ama/.e you. See and hear Iliis brilliant artisl to-iiijrlit lit Auckland's Most Beautiful and Mirt.li.Tn Ballroom. .loin the hundreds of happy and scl-ecl daiic-cr s dancing to beautiful daiu-c iiiusit wilh TED CROAD AND HIS CHEVALIER BAND (Nine Players I. S.'/.:< I.ar;r-st and Most Vi-r«itile Kami JIMMY FITZPATRKK. Star Vocalist fi'ill uriiij. ■•Penny Ser<-iiade.'' "Red MiiliU Leaves. • "Tlii<s Ni«ht," et<-., etc. i Two Monster Mont- Carlos, Ist, _nd, 3rd Prizes. llalioons. Streamers. Etc. P sit Down Simper. I.aMicf, _ . Double 4 . Ge|i| s 2. li. _ Lj MAC BROWN. M.C. S MODERN DANCING. TUESDAY every TUESDAY ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. FIRST HEAT NEXT TUESDAY. OPEN FUN TROT COMPETITION" " BY POPULAR VOTE. , K ■ ■ / IOMI-; T(, MERKI LANDS:—orauira Vv v off Roi-kh'.-ld Rd.. just below Harp ul old-time""-'""'"' "' ( "■'■'i',μ-u''modehn - Imi Mmiies. K|in|n. Slreaniers. KuppiT _ Dunce at Auckland's must Sociable Seiecl nnd PiiMiiinr Hall with the Famous ■yKRRVMAKKHM DAN CIO Js\M> U-'eatiirinj,' 'Liitle Sir I'iho," "Deep Purple," etc I Admission 1/ii. sir. : JACK HANKS BVKIiY SAil HII.VV. 1 ; W T. B E XBIIIt: T ' S H A L L Kast Street. FOR THE BUST HALL AND THE BESI MUSIC. lOlaliorme Sound System FAMOUS RIO .-i-PIECE BAND > Under Mr. 4'uniiinuhani. Two Viii-ulinie. Monte Carlos. Prizes. ~,,.. ,; u ,, d Sup| - 1( ., Provided. AdiiiNsimi : .'</ii Double. _/ Single. 1 : I»OINT CHEVALIER HiiWLI.Mi CHI HALL. DKiNAN RIIAD—TO-NIGHT D.Wi'K PriK.cls Seliool Denial Clinic -co McMaiion Duiii-f Hand. Cards. Huiiiiit ■• ■ i ,"i i,,s ' • r ->"<* I.'. Last tram In City ■") I-'.in. niiiiiiijfhj. ,■ - A LLAN llTl.nr Trumpeter aTi I, ■-life-ayeinejils. - Phone IS-2t.-i. vl.-i A RISTOCRATS Hand for Your "Da'-i.-e- ---■-■»■ sound s.vsleii) siipplinl. — Ph. 2H:r;7. Sj IJI.IND INSTITUTE. Auckland. f» Brilliant Hand, old-time and modern Los .V Nevvinarkef. I>li,me 4.1-S7I). K SHAI.FOONS Dane- Band Bureau; *-* S Bands available. —Atwaters Pianos B ■■. SHALFOON'S Daiue Uand Bureau: -, JW S Bauds available.—Atwaters. 47-017. • C MEETINGS. ' i:eti it\i'i) A 1 I!sso'ci : vno\ . > ' UNC). ■^' i ...'''."'i/'i l^, 'J"-;!'"' ,1 -'- MwtliiK of the Atirk. I'v'l.v Mi', I"'"' '"' 1 " 1,1 in ""' «'K\VIS ! "il X ,", Al :,l" ' i "'' , ' u S "' |,( ' f . «U TIU'KS- '. July UT, at 7.4."> p.m. BUSINESS: ! 1. Qn.-irhTlv llciiort. j -. Financial statement. , -'i Repoi-i of DeUwitos to Conference. ■ 4. General. • t,,,^ ,, , , !!^ 1 ", , ; '",""" I* t"T Memliers exhihit- . '""•,. ' Meml.ersliip Cards, for the year -; eliding March 31, imu. . _ J. W. KENDALL. 15 . . President. • ~S/" LA ' iol;K party. ■ KBMCERA BRANCH. ■ THE MONTHLY MEETJXfJ ~f ..,]„,,,,, ' Branch will be held in the REMUEKAj 5 LIBRARY HALL on ; WEDNESDAY, July 1!». l-Ci-), at 7.30 p.m. i BUSINESS: 'LABOUR DAILY." M. BURGESS, J;i Hon. Secretary. _fiffliftl3J_ A UCKLAND SOUTH AFRICAN $8B«SS ""*- WAR VETERANS' ASSN. t ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING , Will he held at THE TIFFIN DINING ROOMS, Corner Queen and Victoria Streets, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, I At S p.m. " THOMAS A. GWILLIM, : V> Hon. Sep. ) AUBS T <• LU B. SWANSON ST. ; V* TUESDAY, 18TH. AT S P.M., ; "SURVIVAL ON THE SCREEN." r Psychic Photography. MR. S. OLDFIELD. ; WEDNESDAY. 1 p.m.—Lunch Talk. Mr. ; F. It. Field. "Cancer—and Natures Plan I for Health." J5 t BOXING, 1 pOMPLETE Private Course, f_ ; ProfesVV sional Instruotor- —84, Gribble-Hirst Rd.. Sandringham. : i5 ! GOLF. ; AUCKLAND'S Forenioat Coach, Xorrie _r_. Bell, at Watts' Sports Depot. No > increase in fees.—Phone 45-412. D i MUSICAL TUITION. : CJAMUBL ADAMS Music Studio—Piano. Violin. Violoncello. —174. Symonds St. ■ Phone IU-131. p I OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. I REGINALD FRITH, F.S.M.C. (London), V F.8.0.A.. F. 1.0.0. (Bug.).—lo, Queen St. (next C.P.0.). Waverloy Hotel Bld-rs Sheffield Silversmiths. Ltd. Ph. 44-.13. B ' rpHOS. t\ LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.5.A.0., i •*• (Edin.), F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.), Oplithaljnic Optician, Lister Bld_., City, i> : a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Appointments, Phone • 40-446. Also evenings, 7 to 8. Residence. 29, Princes St. Phone 42-416. Q ,