ON THE ROLLERS

Evening Star, Issue 20864, 6 August 1931, Page 12

ON THE ROLLERS

REGAL RINK Every opportunity is taken iiy tlie management of the Regal Kink m Cumberland street to make this popular rendezvous even more attractive. Everything that a skater could desire for liis coin fort whilst at the rink is to he found, and n session spent at the Regal is therefore very pleasant. The floor, since its extension, is often the subject of favourable discussion, and the skates could .scarcely he excelled. Selected music is provided at all sessions, and the periodical competitions are very well patronised. For particulars as to session times and other details as regard the Regal Rink attention is drawn to the advertisement in this issue. MURRAY'S RINK There is no abatement in the popularity of .Murray’s Skating Rink, which has; been attracting huge attendances at every session i'or several months now. The floor is sufficiently spacious to permit of large crowds skating with l out overcrowding, and it oflers a good surface. The skates provided by the management for the use of patrons are of the highest ■ finality, and are ease running and comfortable, dhe gem-' - .'!, appointments of the rink are such to provide every convenience for patrons'; The novelty events and races which are, arranged Irovn time to time add a pleasing variety to the programmes, which are completed by the provision, of enjoyable music. Session times arc advertised.