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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 290, 2 September 1933, Page 5

MISS - GWENETHE WALSHE, BA Teacher'of Ballroom Dancing. STUDIO: I “Evening Post” Buildings, Willis Street. - ’ Tels. ! Studio, 42-211; Res. 42-956. Personal and Individual Tuition. 10 a.m.« 10 p.m. daily. Free Practice Thurs., 5 to 6 p.m. ©LASSES . TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ■ -EVENINGS, S till 10 p.m. Studio Dance -will be held on Saturday, . tt September 16. ■ ' ■ - rpHE MARGARET O’CONNOR - X -r' -v STUDIO. . ■ Principals: . MISS'MARGARET O’CONNOR .(Mem., Imp-. Society, London), MR.? W. E. PRIESTLEY. , .Country clients should take advantage •f our New Correspondence Course. Write to Studio for Prospectus. Studio: 58 Cuba St. Tel. 45-571. “ ’ DANCING AND FENCING. " rtAVID DEVITT, 7 years J. C. Wfl. - 1 - 7 liamson Musical Comedies (the only! teacher in Wellington with theatrical ex- , perience). ALL PHASES OF MODERN AND CLASSICAL DANCING. Special "Tapping” Classes, 2/- per lesson. Private lessons by appointment, day or evening, ■Fees payable by term or lessons. Studio t Top Floor. Armit’s Bldg.. 288 Lambtoa Quay. Phone 43-819.

AMUSEMENTS. pBURBK I THEATRES TO-NIGHT’S PRESENTATION OF VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. DE LUXE THEATRE - - LOWER HUTT Comfortably Heated Nightly. TO-DAY at 2.30 and 8 p.m. MONDAY at 8 pan. ' The Bashful, Blushing Love Birds, — SIAM SUMMERVILLE and ZASU PITTS Trying to find a little peace on their honeymoon—and mother-in-law' tagging along. Laughs galore in “OUT ALL NIGHT” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) . . ■' ?' ? TUESDAY AT 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY AT 2.30 and 8 P.M. What became of the “Bounty” mutineers? Where did they go for over twenty years? See the most amazing story of the seas—“lN THE WAKE OF THE BOUNTY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) " THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT 8 P.M. An explanation a day keeps the lawyers away—SEE “LET ME EXPLAIN DEAR” ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ? and steer clear of the divorce courts. ■'.-?„■■• '’With GENE GERRARD (of “My Wife’s Family” fame), and CLAUDE HULBERT (Brother of the famous Jack). Box Plans at “Peter Pan” Lounge or Phone Theatre' 63-431. PaSace Theatre Grand Theatre PETONE. PETONE.’ • _ TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 8. AJao MONDAY and TUESDAY at 8. Also Mon. and Tues, at 8. SEIM SUMMEKVIEEE The sensational laugh hit of the yearl Z4SU PITTS GENE GERRARD with „ „ . Mae Busch Shirley Grey Viola Eye! Claude Hulbert „ , Jane Carr Amy Veness And Notable Cast Hal Gordon In the Laugh Riot In one of the funniest of all comedies “OUT ALL NIGHT” “Let Me Explain Dear” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) 'Recommended by Censor for Adults) IT’S A BUTTON BUSTER! FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME And Full Programmer KILBIRNIE KINEMA J. C. Wllliamspn. Pict. Corp. Ltd. MATINEE, 2.15 EVENING at 8. Yo-Ho-Ho and a Boat Load ot Fun ! The Cohens and Kellys in “ TROUBLE.” GEORGE, SIDNEY AND CHARLIE MURRAY, the world’s foremost funsters, in a dizzy riot of laughs, with Jobyna Howland, Maureen O’Sullivan, Andy - Devine, Henry Annetta. Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE EXTRAS! MATINEE EXTRAS I 3rd Ep. JUNGLE MYS'FERY. 2 CARTOONS USUAL .COMIC, CUTS. . Prince EdwardTheatre King George Theatre WOBURN. Phone 63-844. LOWER HUTT. Phone 63-933. TO ’ dt GEORGE ARLISS In TO-DAY at 2.30. TO-NIGHT at 8. “The King’s Vacation” moNday and Tuesday at s. A wonderful iilin—be advised, reserve GEORGE ARLISS, our Seats. gentleman of the screen, In TUESDAY ‘-i '? ’■■' ■ ' Irene Dunne and Phillips Holmes in a “The King’s Vacation” new screen hit “Tko Easily one of the greatest of Arliss’s ine oecret or Madame rums, book your seat: Blanche” Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (Recommended by Censor for Adults) SATURDAY NEXT “20,000 Years in Sing Sing” . ■ fJ E^^ Eßl ' ,tl ‘ eoUeaild ' oD^ ln A terrific picture of prison life, “LOVE ON WHEELS” written by a warder.