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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19391, 28 July 1926, Page 22

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A Picture that is a pride and pleasure t:> present on the screen, because it is British and a credit to tlio producer. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA AT BOTH' THEATRES. PHONES: RIALTO, 40-603. REGENT, 20-142. THE LAST TWO DAYS. D. Opp. 3.P.0. rno-DAY. D. Opp. ;3 .P.O. X O-DAY. Opp. 3.P.0. American - MERICAN American " MERICAN A MERICAN " -American A MERICAN ■ American T7ENUS. V ENUS. TfENUS. V ENUS. TTENUS. V ENUS. T7ENUS. V ENUS. THRILLS GIRLS GOWNS. Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5;45, and 8 QRAND rpHEATRE rjpO-DAf.

PYMNASTIC ENTER-' U TAINMENT, to be Vt\ 7w vx TAINMENT. to be o'lffiitt held in the Y.M.O.A. BLatiESSti Welle sley St.. WEDNES Vii Vii/ DAY nnd THURSDAY >|jjr July 28 and 29, at 7.45 p.m. Ticket Holders' Sf-u.ts reserved until 7.35 > m. PROGRAMME Incudes the following Items:— Wednesday Night. -- Perrin's Dance; Orchestra, per favour of Parisian DanceClub. Thursday Night—Noel Johnston s I'a nous Noveitv Jazz Band.. THE ATHLETIC SlX—New Zealand's Premier Lady Gy nnasts. RAROTONGAN TRiu NEETER AND : sEETEß—Sensational Acrobats. THE MASKED PYJAMA MARVELS— Tricky Bar Pcrfor ners. Turner Pelluet at th< Piano, and a Host of Others Adults Is 6d. Children Is. Tickets at Y.M.C.A ERIC J. WILSON. Physical Director. LECTURES. /og&\ MM NUESIN G. The fiist Lecture will be given to Ladies at the Epsom W Ambulance Station. Maaukau Road, opposite M*. S u , John Avenue, on WEDNESDAY, August 4, at 7 p.m. The fee for the course (7s 6d) must be prepaid 1o Miss M. Dawson. Honorary Secretary. 10, Fairfax Road. RUGBY FOOTBALL. D E N DEN D E N I) E N D E N D E N TTELP - Help - 'Al'i. .tv.uAY Saturday TJELP -O-ELP IHIB TVTEEDY AND ORPHANS. J-HE It EEDY AND WRPIIANS. PO N S 0 N B Y ONSO N B Y PO N S O N B Y 0 NBONBY q 1 H E p E J HE it K THE RI KICK-OFF 3 P.M. pURTAIN - "DAISER: V-'URTAIN - JIIAISER: 'T7ARSITY pOLTS V. T3ONSONBY. 'Varsity v-'olts v. 1 onsonby. KICK-OFF 1.30. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE NEEDY - AND ORPHANS. Admission, Is; Starii, Is extra; Schoolchildren free to ground. Passes not available on this date. T. W. MABEN, Sac., A.R.F. Union. P ONSONBY. ONSONBY. TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM Dancing, correct style, qualified private tuition. —Moderate Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs.. opp. G.P.O. CHARLESTON, Fox-trot, taught in six inexpensive private lessons.—Miss Ruby Sherriff, 27, Hepburn St., Ponsonby. FRANK WOODRUFFE. expert Instructor; full Ballroom Course, 255; Jazz, only 155.—178, Upper Symonds St. MISS LAURIE ' KINGSLAND, Teacher Ballroom Dancing (Private or Class IVX Ballroom Dancing (Private or Class Lessons). Studio. 8, Belgium St.; 41-755.! MISS SPENCER teaches latest Ballroom Dances. Classes or Pivate Lessons.— Particulars by phone, or 25, Vincent St. PARISIAN Dancing Studio, 38, Winstone's Bldgs. (over Smeeton's), Select Ballroom Steps Taught in Private Lessors.