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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 264, 6 November 1940, Page 3

DANCING. ANNOUNCEMENT! MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB, RIALTO BALLROOM. NEWMARKET. j OUR USUAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT DANCES j HAVE BEEN CANCELLED. FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS OUR DANCES WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. SENSATIONAL! SENSATIONAL! SATURDAY NEXT. GRAND SEMI-FINAL AUCKLAND CENTENNIAL WALTZING CHAMPIONSHIP. Names of Dancers announced Saturday's Star. The Grand Semi-final and Final of this great Competition are worth coming a long way to see. Never before in the history of dancing in New Zealand has any finalist in any dancing competition been put to such a severe test. The silver cups and gold medals are well worth winning and we can guarantee that the winners will have to earn them. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT NIGHT SATURDAY NEXT! Admission 2/. H. ANDERSON. Manager. MONDAY NEXT—Grand Opening Carnival, our Monday Night Dances. See Star Advt.. Saturday. Admission 1,6. THE SHOW PLACE . . ALL STAR ENTERTAINMENT! ORANGE i CORONATION BALLROOM, TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. Where You Buy Quality Dancc Entertainment. »> y EMBASSY DANCE CLUB O / Presents TED CROADOAND HIS CHEVALIER BAND (TEN PLAYERS). Auckland's Premier Dance Band. Playing Dance Music that makes Dancing a Pleasure! ' If you haven't danced at the Beautiful ORANGE Ballroom you miss Auckland's finest Musical and j Dance Entertainment with New Zealand's largest and most versatile Dance Band. You are always assured of a perfect evening's entertainment with Auckland's gay and select crowd of dancers. Two Monster Monte Carlos — 1, 2. 3 Prizes. SIT-DOWN SUPPER. MAC. BROWN. M.C. The DANCE OF DISTINCTION 6 WHY NOT PAY US A VISIT TO-NIGHT AT | THE T | METROPOLE j A NICE CROWD. SPIRITED MUSIC. MODERN APPOINTMENTS. PERFECT FLOOR. EVERYTHING YOU CAN WISH FOR! Admission 1 6. 8 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. ALFRED FENN. Director 6 DRUIDS' HALL. NEWTON TO-NIGHT. NURSERY RHYMES COSTUME CARNIVAL. Mother Hubbard and her Family. Jack and Jill and others will be at this Merry Party. So come early to avoid the rush. Quality Prizes. Everyone " assured of an enjoyable time. Sociable and Select. Not one dull moment. Music. Floor and Management Second to None! Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz. Supper. Admission I,'. 6 Sole Direction: E. E. McLEAN. REMEMBER! CI AIETY HALL SURREY CRESCENT. M AGAIN TO-NIGHT And Every Wednesday. Bigger and Brighter Every Week! REAL OLD-TIME DANCING Number Waltz. Monte Carlo. Jackpot. Same Band — Same Supper. M.C.. P. BRADY. Hostess. MRS. NAUGHTON. Admission 1 6. GAIETY HALL SURREY CRESCENT 6 Broadway old-time DANCE. Select and Sociable. MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET. MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! GIALA NIGHT GALA NIGHT W STUDIO DANCE. SYMONDSVILLE. j Symonds Street. j SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9 — 8 to Midnight. Bring a Party, a Partner, or Come Yourself. 1 MISS SPENCER. Phone 42-237. HAEATA FREE KINDERGARTEN. EDEN - ROSKILL HALL. Prizes. Good Supper. • WEDNESDAY — November 6 — WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY — November 6 — WEDNESDAY A rTmis-.Son 1 6 MERRYMAKERS DANCE CLUB -IN OTAHUHU PUBLIC HALL EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. GUS LINDSAY'S HAWAIIAN BAND. Good Supper — Good Prizes. PS. — And also Every Saturday Night. 6 t TEACHERS OF DANCING. 1> ATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCING, 203. Symonds Street. ; Reduced Summer Rates. Private Classes Arranged. 1 MODERN CLASS. WEDNESDAY. 8 P.M. Private Lessons Drily. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. J For your appointment Phone 31-031. t Principal: PATRICIA GREEN. W 1 PRIVATE Lessons. 2 6 (or 9 for £1); 3 Dances by post. 5 ; Ballroom, Tap.—Ruby Sherriff. H.B. Buildings. Newton. C LECTURES. + Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC.). - AUCKLAND SUB-CENTRE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS. 3 — » AIR RAID PRECAUTION INSTRUCTIONS. 1 t f A course of instruction in A.R.P. (First Aid 1 in Chemical Warfare) will be held in the Lecture Hall, Chamber of Commerce. Swanson Street, on SATURDAY NEXT. November 9. commencing at 12.30 p.m. and continuing with intervals until 9 p.m. E.P.S. Workers and Members of the Women's War Service Auxiliary are invited to enrol. Enrolments should be made at the Office. Mercantile Chambers, 101, Commerce Street East. :8 A. A. HARKER, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. ; V RRIVAL OF MOTHERS i <£7 * AND YOUNG CHILDREN I GREAT BRITAIN. • Citizens are advised that some difficulty has arisen in finding accommodation for Mothers and Young Children who are arriving from Great Britain. An appeal is made to those in a position to do so to offer at reasonable rentals available 1 accommodation, such as small houses, large ! ■ furnished rooms, or flats. T Person?! or written applications should be made - to the Hon. Secretary. British Children's Reception Scheme. Town Hp.ll, Auckland, with lull ' : particulars of rentals, etc. ERNEST DAVIS. T Mayor, t 1? ______ ARNING TO pARENTS! 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