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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 94, 20 April 1940, Page 17

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AUCKLAND! 12 Instruments — Makes Yippee and Whoopee—You Cannot Help Dancing! Monte Carlo. Spot Prises. Demonstration bv MR. BEESON AND MISS" WILTON. Auckland's Walts Champions. Admission: 3/6 Double. 2/ Single. SO rpO-NIGHT . rpO-SICHT IN THB FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP TTALU TOP OF NEWTON ROAD. Symonds Street. With LOU COCKS* FAMOUS BAND. JUN.IOR TBACri Q.RAND TRANCE. Popular Prices. GOOD SUPPER. GOOD PRIZBS. 30 A MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCB, •**- Arranged by Women's Auxiliary of Carpenters' Union. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). LEWIS EADY HALL. 192. Queen Street MISS BRASSEY-S ORCHESTRA. Supper. Dress InformaL Gentlemen, 1/6. Ladies, 1/ or Basket. 30 HALL SURREY CRESCENT. w Every — TO-NIGHT — Saturday. CRESCENT OLD-TIMB DANCB Two Montes (Good Prises), Ticket Walts. All Popular Old-time Dancing. Sociable RED ACBS Orchestra. Select Excellent Hoor. Music. Management. Admission 1/C. Dainty Supper. For Select Dancing— The Gaiety! M.C.'a. C. H. PRINCE and R. C CADDY. Overture 7.53. 20 \fERRILANDS HALL _ TO-NIGHT. *»■ In Oranga Avenue (off Roefcneld R6.). Alternate way is to p, to the bottom of Rawhlti Rd-. which is off Campbell Rd POPULAR DANCING OLD-TIME. MODERN. Special Lucky Ticket Prises To-night. Two Montes. Good Floor, Supper. Music and Prises. Join the ttocial fiatrons at Merrllands for Enjoyable Dancing. MERRYMAKERS' DANCE BAND. Admission 1/6. JACK BANKS. M.C. EVERY SATURDAY. an TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. DRUIDS' HALL. NEWTON. TUI OLD-TIME DANCE The Dance of Distinction. You will enjoy dancing to music rendered by the Tut Band, playing i«erfect time. Floor and Management second to none. Monte Carlo. Spat Walts. Light Supp-r. Admission : 1 /<5 Each. Director: E. E. McLEAN. Management reserve right to refuse admission. yn O-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. ZBALANDIA HALL. BALMORAL. ZEALAND!A DANCB CLUB Famous Zealandia Dance Baud. Motile. Special Prise*. Balloons. .Streamers. Supper. Ladies 1/6. Gents 1/8. M.C. .T. FON. Hostess. A. CASSIE. SO TURKISH BATHS. LEVH TAYLOR. lumrt Baths. Chan-i-crr Chmbtn., O Council St. Ph. 47-«&s>.