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DANCING. -^ TO-NIGHT — S — TO-NIGHT. MODERN OLD-TIME! _. „' LIBRARY HALL, Kignt Opp. Hospital. Tram-stop at Door. CERENADERS' KEREN ADERS' POP. POP. . POP POP. pop. pop. POPULAR DANCE., „„,„,, Our Latest Innovation: CHINESE MATRIMONIAL DANCE. Balloons,- Streamers, Chocolates; Cigarettes. P. CARTER'S INIMITABLE BAND (5).' PLUNKET SOCIETY. \ CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS PARTY; in aid of the Plunket bociety, will be held on 13th AUGUST m the TAUPO HALL, PLIMMERTON. DEL PHI CABARET. Telephone 28-294. TO-NIGHT.; i V ;TO-NIGHI SPECIAL LONG NIGHT. Dancing. 8.30-1 a.m. Reserve Tables. Ring 28-294, The Cabaret is fully booked for To- • ' morrow Night (Thursday). De Luxe Afternoon Teas Daiiy, 3-5 p.m. Manual Hynian's Orchestra at all sessions. DANCE ™ ; " PSU^NCE OFFICERS' GUILD PaS. lOa DaDCe br Hiss Conn °P »* (Nohh B^T*^ fr£ m AL- HoTldway 8W (LoSf, and X OLD-TIME DANCING. EVERY THURSDAY. EVER"V THURSDAY. LIBRARY HALL, .NEWTOWIT, Sparkling Music Refined surroundings. THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY. ZEALANDIA ORCHESTRA," * Wellington's Best. ONLY. ON THURSDAY KEEP THURSDAY NIGHT AT LIBRARY HALL. THORNDON SCHOOL ASSFMTirv C. L. DICK, Sec; R. V. ROBB, M C COMMUNITY JAZZ BAND. PORT NICHOLSON CYCLING CLUB. TA°t TI SiHTh Wv TO-NIGHT. fgANK ROBINSON, M.C. LEN BAKER, Secretary. DANCING. ; "~ GRAND OPENING NIGHT. Q.OODWIN CABARET- (late . Adelpki), Cuba street. Opening Dance THURSPo f n i thi- August. Dancing 8-12. Royal Orchestra in attendance. Evening fen^S S^S^nctdfr- 13^ jH¥OTNXEJppfT^CHOOiroI' Juvenile and Adult Classes" Daily Private Lessons by Arrangement* (Pupils taken from the Minnie Everett School for J. C. Williamson's, Ltd?. Pro-' m ductions.) . T«™» etc^Fletcher's BJdgs., Room 11,----4, Wilhs-st. (1 door from Stewart Dawson s). - * ' ■ MiAtiimX " - ■■■■•■ 'Of.;. „ DANCING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE : Est 1922. , J^ISSjtfAY MARRIS ha. returned front t£Lr y^y?J"ld.is holdi nR Adult Classes. Physical Culture Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.; Modern Ballroom Dancing, Wednesday, 7.30 P.m.; Operatic and Classical Dancing, Thursday, 7.30 p.m.; Juvenile Classd* Wednesday, 4 p.m. and Saturday, 10 30 £ ml. at Si udi°- Also Tuesday at 4 p.m.. Kelburn Kiosk. ,-..... * •* PRIVATE TUITION DAILY Latest Ballroom Dances Taught, btudio: Watt's Buildings. 250. Wakefield street. Telephone 23-014. Misi GWENETHE WALSHE * ■ Teacher of _ BALLROOM DANCING. Studio: HERB PRICE'S BUILDINGS ■ 56, Willis street. * Tels.: Studio. 42-211; Res., 43-457. " _ , CLASSES: Wednesday-Studio, 8-10 p.m. (Advanced). orfTso" Cuthbert's Hall, Berhanw Friday—Studio, 8-10 pjn. (Intermediate). Sat. Morning—Studio (Children's Class). Personal Individual Tuition from 10 ajn. daily.. * r'ONNOP SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal: MISS INEZ CONNOP. (Leading Teacher and Demonstrator of Ballroom Dances). " Tel. 44-547. STUDIO: KING'S CHAMBERS (Opposite Stewart Dawson's). ' CLASSES: Momentary. Intermediate, and Advanced, where all the, latest Dances are taught, „ including the "Black Shuffle. Private Tuition from 10 a.m. NOTE.—Miss Connop ig holding a Class at Ihe Lounge, Main road, LOWER HUTT. on MONDAY EVENTNGS fro* o p.m." Private Lessons from 7 p.m. BALLROOM DANCING. STUDIO: 68, WILLIS STREET. Telephone 41-334. PRINCIPAL: f Jjj[lS.S- PHYLLIS BATES Assistant Teachers: MR. IVOR CRITCHLEY. MR. SOTHERN COLLEDGE. PRIVATE LESSONS FROM 10 A.M.. . . CLASSES: Monday, Wednesday, Friday. $ to 10 pm. Thursda/, 7-8 p.m. SCHOOL GIRLS. Friday 4to 5 p.m. Saturday 3-5 p.m. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR^ " Teacher of . BALLROOM DANCING. CTUDIO: NEW ADELPHI CABARET, KJ' €üba street. ■' Telephone 20-660 '■ PRIVATE LESSONS FROM 10 am. ; CLASSES. STUDIO: Beginners, FRIDAY, 8-10 p.ro, Intermediate^TUESDAY, 8-10 p. m Advanced THURSDAY, 8-10 £m Children, SATURDAY, 11 am .. ..■ -KILBIENIE: Columbia Cabaret. SATURDAY 7-8 v mi NEWTOWN: P"S Library, TUESDAY, 7-8 p.m, .. '^