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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 53, 6 March 1929, Page 2

A HIGH-SPEED SI10W! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction .... John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. ' A Whirl o£ Dancing and Lovely Selections of; Colour. FULLERS' GAYEST REVUE, THE "LEAGUE OF NOTIONS "LEAGUE OF NOTIONS" "LEAGUE OF NOTIONS" Giving all the Latest jn New Sketches, New Jokes, and Beautiful Scenas. Featuring this week: MIKE and ' QUEENIE CONNORS - PAUL Two Talented Artists, who will render that popular song success, "FORTY-SEVEN GINGER-HEADED SAILORS."- ---■ "THE RIB-TICKLER," SYD BECK,. SYD BECK, See him in "THE MAN WHO LOOKS LIKE ME," "THE RAILWAY STATION," "THE RACES," "AFTER HOURS." He will give you the • biggest ■ laugh you have had in years. LTNN SMITH'S JAZSS BAND. LINN SMITH'S JAZZ BAND. Six Merry Monarchs of Syncopation. FULLERS' POPULAR PRICES v la, Is 6d, 2b 6d (Res. 3s). ■ BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. After 5.30 at Palmer's Confectionery Store (next Theatre). Telephone 28-175 for Reservations after 7 p.m. Grand Circle Box Plan for Saturday Night open at Palmer's all week. >J<OWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT, 6th MARCH, At 8 o'clock. ARTHUR HIRST, F.R.S.A., "Everyman's" Musician. Music for ORDINARY NORMALLY INTELLIGENT MEN. A RECITAL-LECTURE By Arthur Hirst, F.R.S.A. (New Zealand's Own Pianist.) The _ London "Daily News":—"Mr." Hirst is undoubtedly a musician ... he had an effect upon me which I had not imagined myself capable." Reserved Beats 3s, plus tax; unreserved, 2s. | Box Plan now open at the Bristol Piano Co. • I BAND. I ST BATTALION BAND AT ORIENTAL BAY, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), At 8 o'clock. BE SURE TO SEE IT. »THE NEW MODEL VVHIPPET. Every A day and (evening this week there will be a special showing at the Canadian Knight and Whippet Motor Company premises. YOU are cordially invited. DANCING. DELPHI CABARET DELPHI ' . CABARET; One- of lite finest uppointe'd Cabarets in the Southern Hemisphere. TO-NIGHT! ' WEDNESDAY! TO-NIGHT! A- Long- Night of Dancing:' " 1 ■• "" 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. _, Subscription, ss. After 10.30 p.m., 3s 6d. Telephone 28-294 or 22-252-for Reserves. Drop in to The'Adelphi after the pictures or theatre for supper and dancing. It makes a perfect finish to a good night. Get the habit! J£IWI CABARET, Cuba.and Vivian streets. • DON'T" FORGET THE "BIG DOIN'S" On MONDAY NEXT, the 11th MARCH. ' Biggest Sceacs for the Picture, "SO '' THIS IS WELLINGTON,"., will be taken 1 during the evening. Come and watch the abduction and be yourself in the picture. Every effort being made to make a wonderful night. Tea Dance Every Afternoon, from 3 till 5, with Orchestra. Free dance floor. Weddings, Fraternity Dances, and Private Party Nights a Specialty. Tel. 21-149 for Reservations. The Cabaret will be .Closed To-night for a private function. GAIETY ORIENTAL, AIETY ORIENTAL. Abel Smith street. OUR OLD FAVOURITES NIGHT! TO-NIGHT at 8 O'CLOCK. Come and dance to some of the old tuneful melodies of the past dancing seasons. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. A GOOD NIGHT'S ENJOYMENT. I LEARN TO DANCE CORRECTLY Every Step of Every Dance. MISS GWENETHE WALSHE, ■"-*■ Herb. Price's Buildings, 50, Willis street. Telephones: Studio,, 42-211; Residence, 43-457. ' THE MARGARET O'CONNOR AHE MARGARET. O'CONNOR Studio of Ballroom Dancing. '. The Leading and Most Successful School of Dancing in New Zealand. It is a significant fact that practically all ballroom demonstrators and competition winners are trained in this school. Strictly private lessons from 10 a.m. Three classes weekly. Dances taught include: Quickstep Waltz, Fox-trot, TileTrot, Sugar-Step, 'Varsity Drag. Studio: 126, Cuba street (same entrance as Mario Dean). Telephone 20-600. ■MISS ' INEZ CONNOP, •"-*• Certificated Teacher, London. And' MR. R. J. CRAWFORD NORRIS, just arrived from England, and by arrangement with the ' ' VICTOR SILVESTER SCHOOL OF DANCING, LONDON, ' will teach all the latest dances for the 1929' season. FOUR PROFESSIONALS are in attendance at all Classes, providing expert instruction and practice. CLASSES COMMENCING TO-NIGHT, 4th MARCH. STUDIO: Strand Theatre Buildings, ■15, Manners street. • ■ Telephone, 44-547. . ■ / JLTISS PHYLLIS BATES SCHOOL Of BALLROOM DANCING, 08, 'Willis street. " Telephone 41-334. Staff includes: MR. IVOR ORITCHLEY, from the Empress Rooms, London, and MISS VALMA SPILLER. Private Lessons Daily from 10 a.m. TJ.VENTXgTcL ASSES : Commence MONDAY, 11th MARCH. FINGER-TIP CONTROL. A MOTOR-CAR rpvplatian. ' Test this feature of the NEW WHIPPET at the special showing at the Canadian Knight and Whippet Motor' Company's Showrooms every day and »veaing this»wwfc; . . .