MERRYMAKERS' DANCE
TO-NIGHT AT SAVOY. Thursday may be the fifth day of the week, but the Merrymakers’ Dance, which i s held at the Savoy on that night, may be likened to tho Jourth wheel of the-coach, the dancing coach—the coach that had been wobbling along waiting for it—and which now goes-bowling happily forward, thanks to the popular informal “ just-as-you-aro Merrymakers’ Night,” To-night, then, the "Merrymakers will foregather again from 8 to 11 o’clock, confident of three hours’ thorough enjoyment in the beautiful Tudor Hall, and revelling in the thrilling expectancy of dancing to a perfect hand. For it is something to have danced to music such as that provided by the new Savoy band—music that "is specially thought out and specially rehearsed and produced for the benefit of Savoy patrons by Hie enthusiastic leader and his efficient hand of six. Now that the stir and excitement of the Exhibition is over, there is no slogan moj-e worthy of being followed than “Be a Merrymaker,” And tonight’s tho night.
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Evening Star, Issue 19272, 10 June 1926, Page 3
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169MERRYMAKERS' DANCE Evening Star, Issue 19272, 10 June 1926, Page 3
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