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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 85, 20 October 1928, Page 5

DANCING. AIETY PALAIS DE DANSE, Abel Smith street. TO-NIGHT Dancing TO-NIGHT 8 to 12. TO-NIGHT Excuse Me, TO-NIGHT Blues, TO-NIGHT Streamers, etc. And the ' ROULETTE DANCE. Management: HARRY A VERY AND HIS FANTANS. The hottest rhythmic melody band in Danceland. Ladies 2g, Gents 2s 6d, including supper. Bpecial Notice.—MONDAY NEXT (Labour Day), GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT. Novelties galore. Usual prices. JAZZ TAZZ AZZ "AZZ TO-NIGHT. EMPIRE HALL, UPPER CUBA-ST. 8 till 12. FINAL OF MONTE CARLO TO-NIGHT. 10.30. SEMI-FINAL, 9.15. Ist—Lady?s Toilet Set. Ist—Gent's Toilet Set. 2nd—Lady's Leather Hat Box. : 2nd—Gent's Leather Wallet. In Addition: Spotlight, Excuse Me, etc. .COLLEGIANS ORCHESTRA. Is 6d, 2s. Supper included. A. M E. HARDING, Hon. Sec, W.F.C.S.C. DE LUXE ASSEMBLY, DE LUXE ASSEMBLY, VICTORIA HALL, ADELAIDE ROAD. OWING to the Hall being previously encaged, the Dance is Postponed for Tonight (Saturday) only. M. R. JACKSON,' Sec. BON ACCORD ASSEMBLY ON ACCORD ASSEMBLY Holds its ever-popular MODERN OLDTIME DANCE every SATURDAY NIGHT in the Oddfellows' Hall, Clyde quay, off Courtenay place. R. S. COWIE, Secretary COLUMBIAN CABARET, KILBIRNIE (Opp. Kilbirnie Reserve). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BALLOONS, STREAMERS, CONFETTI. RUDOLPH ORCHESTRA of 6. Subs.: Ladies 2s, Gents 2s 6d, including ■upper and fountain drinks. Note.—Miss Margaret O'Connor's Class •t 7.15; subs. Is. Patrons to Dance guests of the Management to class. Direction—S. HEADLAND. IJiHE MERRYMAKERS' JAZZ, ST MATTHEW'S HALL, BROOKLYN, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. All the Latest Hits by the ZEALANDIA ORCHESTRA. Novelty Dances, Monte Carlo, Streamers, Etc. Gents 2s 6d. Ladies Is 6d. THE ADELPHI CABARET. HE ADELPHI CABARET. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Dancing, 8.30-12. ■ Supscription, ss. After Theatre, 3s 6d. MONDAY NIGHT MONDAY NIGHT RACE BALL. RACE BALL. Dancing, 9 p.m.-??? Novelties and, Fun of all descriptions. Book your Tables now. Ring 28-294. Additional attractions on Monday Night will be the Exhibition of the Skating Charleston and 'Varsity Drag by' Miss Inez Connop and partner. Also Exhibition of Quickstep and Slow Fox-trot by Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. W. E. Priestley. Thjs will be Mr. Priestley's last public demonstration in New Zealand for several months, as he leaves on Tuesday for an extensive tour of Europe in the interests of dancing. TWO SPECIAL AFTERNOON SESSIONS BOTH RACE DAYS. 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Admission 2s 6d, including Tea and Dancing. Remember the TWO HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS, ■ 7th NOV. . 14th NOV. Something Quite Unique in Cabaret Entertainment. » EVANS BAY |7>t^ YACHT ty&^j, CLUB. LX-^""^ LABOUR DAY * I . . NIGHT. A DANCE will be held in the Club House, Monday Night. Thrills all day watching the speed boat races and finish up with a dance, 8 p.m. Popular Prices: 2s and Is. Supper Provided. THE COLLEDGE-BAUDINET SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principals: Mr. Southern Colledge (Ballroom Dancing) Miss Nanoya Baudinet (Operatic Dancing). Studio: 52, MAJORIBANKS-STREET. Lessons from 10 a.m. daily. For terms and particulars, apply Studio. Yale Blueg, Baltimore, Foxtrot, and Waltz Classes. Fee. MON.-Hataitai Hall, 7.30 to 10 p.m. 2s TUESDAY-Girls' Physical Culture Class, Studio, 7 to 8 p.m. 2s WED. -Jewish Ladies' Club Rooms, 166. Cuba street, 8 to 10 p.m. . 2s THURSDAY—PupiIs' Practice, 5 to 6 p.m., above address. SAT.—Children's Ballroom Class, 3.30 to 4.30 p.m., at Studio 2s SAT.—Caledonian Hall, 6.45 to 7.45 ... Is WELLINGTON MUSICIANS' UNION. Tl/rUSICIANS whose Services are avail- ■"■*- able in connection with the forthcoming Carnival please send names to the secretary urgently. CHAS. T. DALTON, Telephone 10-812, Secretary. THE BROWN OWL, AKATARAWA. A. ROADSIDE CABARET just far ■£*■ enough away (from town) to be interesting. Does not a perfect Cuisine, a perfect Floor, and perfect Dance Music go to make a perfect evening? Ring 17R, Upper Hutt, To engage Tables. j TITISS BARBARA PUTNAM. Pupil of ■"■*- Ginner-Mawer School of Greek Dance, London, and Josephine Bradley, London's leading teacher of ballroom dancing. Assisted by Mr. E. Parlett STUDlO—Lauchlan's Buildings, 7, Woodward street. Private Lessons from 11 a.m. Studio Classes THURSDAY, 7.30. Children's Class, SATURDAY 10.30 Private classes arranged. MISS INEZ CONNOP. Certificated Teacher, London ' Studio: STRAND THEATRE BUILDINGS, 15, Manners street (2nd Floor), Tel. 44-547. Miss Connop has returned from a tour of England, Prance, and America, where she visited the world's champion dancers' studios and leading cabarets. CLASSES AND PRIVATE TUITION from 10 a.m. Panatrope used for Teaching. Miss Oomiop is the recognised authority on' the training of students to become Teachers of Ballroom Dancing.