amusements Saturday Next — OI! The Film Version of a World Success ! “THE LAMBETH WALK” Recommended by Censor for Adults with LUPIN O LANE || PLAZA b J =1 i Direction: < I j| | j J.C. Williamson Piet. Corp.Ltd.i | |) k Tonight at 8 p.m. Mon., Tues. and Wed. Next 7.45 p.m. Matinees Tues. and Wed. at 2 p.m. A Picture of Sheer Rapture— DEANNA DURBIN Bringing you Gaiety.. .Enchantment and Laughter in “3 SMART GIRLS GROW UP” Approved for Universal Exhibition It’s Lilting with SONG... Sparkling with SUNSHINE with NAN GREY HELEN PARRISH Charles Winninger : Robert Cummings William Lundigan Deanna Sings—- “ The Last Rose of Summer” “Invitation to the Waltz” “Because” and “La Capinera” -- Plans’-at PLAZA Phone 2525 We respectfully advise Phone Reservations cannot be held after 7.30 p.m.
AMUSEMENTS RINGING & RANGING J>EVUE presented by WARRINGTON SCHOOL OF DANCING Town Hall August 7th and Bth Popular Prices: 2/- (plus tax) and 1/6. Reserves at LAURIE’S 919 DANCING CHIRLEY MAXWELL’S School of Dancing. New Studio: 194 Bank St., opp. Publip School. Tuition in Ballroom, Ballot, Tap, etc. Private lessons by appointment. ■ 105 WARRINGTON School of Dancing— Expert tuition in all branches. Ballroom, Tap, National, Operatic, Greek, Fencing, Physical Culture. 74 /COMBINED Basketball and Football V. Dance, Wakelin’s Hall, Kamo, TUBS., Ist Aug. Novelties, Best Supper and Orchestra. 6d Bus leaves G.P.O. 8.5 p.m. Admission 2/-. 22 DON’T Forget—PIONEER CENTENNIAL BALL OKAIHAU and WAIMATE NORTH AUGUST 11th. There won’t be another for 100 years, and you won’t see that! 753 ■piPONUI HALL GRAND GALA DANCE— WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2nd. Pomery’s Orchestra. Admission 2/-. 848 HEIST CHURCH VESTRY DANCE V PAROCHIAL HALL WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2nd Good Music Admission - - - 2/-
pOMBINED SERVICES QUEEN ■ CARNIVAL DANCE KAMO HALL KAMO TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT Ces Wright’s Dance Band'. Double 5/6, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. Supper Provided. Bus leaves P.O. 7.45. 6d Return. 966 T OYAL MAUNGATAPERE LODGE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL to be held in the MAUNGATAPERE HALL on WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2nd Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/6. 679 OYEZ! OYEZ! OYEZ! rpHE BACHELORS’ ]g AljL in the TAHHAHOA HALL is on FRIDAY AUGUST 4th Ces Wright and his Players wiYL_ make it the Gayest Affair ever held in the North. 14 jpY you i At the HARDtUP BALL, „ August 11th, in the TOWN HALL, We’ll be primly teetotal one and all. Till the Fun-Bung blows out At the HARD-UP BALL. Prizes for the worst-dressed Hobo and Hoboess. Pie Carts, Sideshows, Hot Dog Stalls! Novelties 1 unthinkable! Scenes unprintable! CES WRIGHT’S HOBO HARMONISTS Double 7/ Sale Price 6/Ilf. Single 4/6 Sale Price 4/51. Tickets (while the going’s good, at Laurie’s and Haslett’s. 44
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Northern Advocate, 29 July 1939, Page 12
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