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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 31, 5 August 1933, Page 2

DANCING. ON ACCORD DANCE ASSEMBLY. ON ACCORD DANCE ASSEMBLY. For the Better Dance—EVEßY' SATURDAY. " " . PHARMACY HALL, Cambridge Terrace. Modern and Old-time Dance. Bon Accord Talented Orchestra. Wellington's Oldest Dance Assembly, Monte Carlos and Supper. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s, Double 3s. TONIGHT ! ' TONIGHT ! JOY NIGHT CARNIVAL. HALL., VIVIAN STREET. , Old-Time, Modern Dance. Good . Floor, Music, Supper. Spotlight Dancing, Novelties, Lucky Spot, Monte Carlo. Sul). Is. ■ Sub Is. Wellington Central Branch N.Z.L.P. CT. FRANCIS HALL. HILL STREET. . DANCE! (MODERN.) DANCE! TONIGHT, TONIGHT, and every Saturday Night. ' * Dancing, 8 to 12. RUDOLPH'S ORCHESTRA. Sub., 2s. EASTBOURNE PLUNKET BALL. "A FEAST - OF' LANTERNS." GRAND GALA NIGHT, DAY'S BAY PAVILION, SATURDAY.. .AUGUSTM2,- 8 P.M. Tickets, 3s 6d". Full Orchestra. Dainty Home-made Supper Provided. Midnight Bus Back to- City. T>IO GRANDE, RIO GRANDE, ■*-*> Hobart Street, Miramar. EVERY SATURDAY, 8-12. ANOTHER, NIGHT OF GAIETY. Introducing New Novelties, Poison Cane, and Mystery Train Monte Carlo. Also Excellent Novelty Band Items. 5 IMPERIAL BAND 5. Mr. and Mrs. Southern Colledge. will teach Jazz and Old-Time from 7 till 8. Fee, Is. Usual Subs., Is Gd. ■ "VTICTORIA ASSEMBLY, Adelaide Road. The most select Old-time and Modern Dance in Wellington. . Everything of the best. Bob Parkes and his Melody Makers Band. Good floor, supper, and Monte Carlo prizes. Roll along for a good night's enjoyment. : Ladies Is Cd, Gents 25,. Double 3s. A. JONES, Sec. J. MOORE, M.C. STURDEE HALL ASSEMBLY (late St. Peter's), Ghuznee Street. . The better and brighter Old-time Dance. CARNIVAL!, TONIGHT! CARNIVAL! New Novelties, Squeakers, Hats. . A Wonderful Night.- Don't miss it! Marvellous. Music by the Sylvana" Band. A Gala Night, at Usual Subs. "TkIAMOND ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL U , CLUB (JUNIOR B). DANCE (Old-time and Modern) DANCE BASIN RESERVE PAVILION, . MONDAY, AUGUST % 1933. Dancing 8 till 12. , . Subs. Is. C. Harrison's Orchestra. :. - Q.OOD EVENING. TONIGHT TONIGHT. "Old time at its'1 best." Is, Is—Early doors —Is, Is. After 7.45 p.m. Is 6d. Hot Supper. Apple Fritters, etc. TAIA HALL, Kilbirnie. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. , fjMr. Trilford and Partner, winners N.Z. W.C., are prepared to meet Mr. J. Rowe, N.I.W.C, Saturday night, August 21, at Taia Hall. _____________ rfHE REALM. ~ THE REALM. -1- TONIGHT. TONIGHT. Take 1 Section. Any No. 2 tram stops at Doors. . Dancing Competition Commences Tonight. Prizes: »Gent's Suit, Lady's Frock, Lady's and Gent's Shoes. A Chance for Everyone. Usual subs! Free, late trams. . Don't forget Old-Time Class, Monday Evening, 8 to 10.30. Refreshments provided. Instructors.increased to 8. Partners introduced. Sub. Is. ______ THE REALM. THE REALM. ♦ WEDNESDAY NEXT. ANOTHrSI GREAT. GALA EFFORT. ' LONG NIGHT, 8 to ? SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS. Scooter Races'. Scooter Races. . . • . ' : ■ Skipping Contests.- ---' ■ ■■ Skipping Contests. TONIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY: rpHE NEW ASSEMBLY. '-*- Late Oddfellows' Hall. : NOW AT ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, VIVIAN STREET, . . 100 yards Cambridge Terrace. Les Walker's Old-timers.. Supper,, Music, Montes, Wonderful Best Old-time Dance in town. Let-us prove it. Our Subs, Is Bd. THE ELSTON STUDIO OF MODERN JL BALLROOM DANCING, Fifth Floor, Courtenay Chambers (Above Martin's Shoe Store). . Telephone '51-495. Principal: MISS JOAN ELSTON,. -Assisted by MR. ROY MOOR. PRIVATE TUITION, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. ■ Classes, Monday, Thursday, 8 p.m. TIfARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO, «A New Zealand's University of BALLROOM DANCINC Principals: MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR "and ■ MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY; (Members Imp. Society, London.) Private L»ssons from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in all the Latest Dances, including New Season's Rumba. STUDIO: . 68 CUBA STREET (Opposite James Smith's). Telephone 45-571. MISS JEAN TURNBULL, MISS JEAN TURNBULL, MISS JEAN TURNBULL, Studio ot BALLROOM AND TAP DANCING. ALLROOM AND TAP DANCING. Hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Private lessons by appointment. Free, Practice Nights, Tuesdays and Fridays, 5-8 p.m. BOND STREET (Opp. Majestic Theatre). (SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. TVTISS GWENETHB WALSHE ■M- STUDIO, "Evening - Post" r Buildings, Willis Street. Tela. ,42-211. 42-956. - Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.hi.-lO p.m. daily. CLASSES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, 8-10. A Studio Dance will be held, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12. PUBLIC. NOTICES. WARNING. Y/tTHEREAS it has come to our notice • *'• that certain unscrupulous canvassers are making' malicious statements that we have given up business and are offering interior lines as "MORE-SUDS" PRODUCTS, tlie public are warned that all our goods carry our brand, and' a i-eward will I be paid to anyone supplying definite proof [of the above imposition or statements. (Signed) MORE-SUDS SALES SERVICE, Petone. WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. (INC.). - -.. MEMBERS are advised that Subscriptions for the. 1933 Festival are now due. and may bo paid at the Secretary's Office, 96 Courtenay Place. SUBSCRIPTION FEE: 1 GUINEA. Reservations can be made from August 15. ' ' :" K. McLENNAN, Secretary.