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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 94, 22 April 1931, Page 2

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DANCING. CT. FRANCIS' HALL, HILL STREET. DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, RUDOLPH'S ORCHESTRA. Dancing S to 12. Sub. 2s 6d. DANCE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, Ambassadors' Band. Dancing S to 12. Sub. 2s 6d. NO DANCE SATURDAY (Anzac Day). ' R.M.S. RANGITANE. WILL, hold a GRAND FAREWELL DANCE TO-MORROW NIGHT, THURSDAY, 23rd, at the SAVOY, 171, Cuba-st. Monte Carlos and Streamers, Dances and Novelties Galore. Ladies Is Cd. Gents 2s. . Reserves, ring 22-983. TO-NIGHT! " TO-NIGHT! OAVOY, 171,: CUBA STREET.] POPULAR NIGHT. 8-12—Ladies Is 6d; Gents, 2s. Supper. Len Rough and hit; Music. For Reserves ring 22-US3. "•DROWN OWL." SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ANZAC DAY. The usual Dance held, on Saturday Evening transferred to FRIDAY EVENING, the 24th inst. TO-MORROW NIGHT. BIG MODERN DANCE at Trades Hall, Vivian street. Monte Carlo. Good prizes. Supper. Music by Wa.ddy Haimes and his Dance Band. Ladies Is 3d, Gents 2s. KARL, M.C. T" HE PHYLLIS BATES SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal: MISS VALMA SPILLER, Assisted by MR. T. R. M'GREGOR (Members of the Imperial Society, i London). Senior Stall': Miss Betty Graham. Junior Staff: Misses Jean Turnbull and June Reid. CLASSES. MONDAY—B-10 p.m., Intermediate. TUESDAY—S-10 p.m., Realm, Hataitai. WEDNESDAY—B-10 p.m., Advanced. FRIDAY—S-10 p.m.. Elementary. Free Practice Every Evening, 5-0. /. Studio: CS, WILLIS STREET. Tel. 41-334. .COUTHERN COLLEDGB DANCING O STUDIOS. WELLINGTON: LOWER HUTT: M 7, Cuba-st. • Malone-rd. 22-150. 523. Private Lessons Daily, from 10 a.m. Ballroom Dancing. Terms: 3 Private Lessons, £1 Is; 5 Private Lessons, £1 10s. LEARNERS' CLASS: Monday, at S p.m. to 10 p.m. ADVANCED CLASS: Thursday, at S p.m. to 10 p.m, npi-IE INEZ CONNOP SCHOOL OF -1- DANCING. MISS CONNOP has just returned from | America, where she has beeu studying all the -latest dances. American and English Dances taught at this Studio. Private and 1 Class Tuition Classes Wednesday and I Friday Evenings. Studio: 15, Manners ; street. Tel. 44-547. i ' THE MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO, ( N.Z.'s University of BALLROOM DANCING. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. Eric Brown, who has been attached to the Auckland branch of this School, has just arrived in Wellington from LonI don, where he studied with Miss Live j Tyngate Smith. j Fur the benefit of pupils the professional and practice stall's will be in attendance at all classes and practices. Private Lessons from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. STUDIO: OS, Cuba-st., opp. James Smith's. Tel. 4j-G7l.