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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20716, 8 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. ROXY THEATRE \ QUEEN STREET . Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd LAST DAY - FINAL SCREENING. Sessions: 11 MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. 2 GREAT ALL-TALKING - 2 2 FEATURES. - 2 *°" DOROTHY REVIER, RAYMOND HATTON, MARGARET LIVINGSTONE, IN /"MURDER ON THE ROOF." "MURDER ON THE ROOF." (Adult. Audience Recommendation.) VoJ 2. VJ.\LI,Y CJTARH. lOHNNV ARTHUR. ALLY *' OHNNY In "PERSONALITY." Plans nt. Theatre Reserves, 41-^4l. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY NEXT Great. First, Release Double-Star Show. hio. 1 -DOROTHY REVIER MA IT MOORE. Tn " CALL OF THE WEST." No. 2—BETTY BRONSONJACK BENNY. In "THE MEDICINE MAN." EMPRESS j> 1 s^ s v^(NE\VTON). Direction: Amalgamated I'lieatre* Ltd / TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. 9 /EXTENDKD SEASON ATTRACTIONS 2 2 EXTENDED SEASON ATTRACTIONO 2 JOHN GILBERT. In " REDEMPTION." " REDEMPTION." Ko. 2—AILEEN PRINGLE. GRANT WITHERS. In "SOLDIERS AND WOMEN." "SOLDIERS AND WOMEN." Plan at Theatre. Reserves, 27-077. 1.000 SEATS AT 1/-. 1/-. 1 /-. MATINEE! ~ MATINEE! TO-DAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK. FREE AEROPLANE TRIP f>ver Auckland for the Children who have the Correct Numbers on their Programmo. NOTE.—This is easy to win. Also. Selected Programme, including Laurel and Hardy and Our Gang Comedies. BOYS AND GIRLS! Come to tho Matinee To-day. It may mean n free Aeroplane Trip. A GRAND JUVENILE GYMKHANA Will be Held on EAST TAMAKI SVORTS GROUND. Tn Aid of THE SOCIETY FOR I'FIE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). NOVEMBER 8. Commencing at 12 o'clock IS PONY EVENTS. GUESSING COMPETITIONS. Refreshments. Afternoon Tea. ADULTS. Is Gd. CHILDREN. Cd.

THE BOHEMIAiN ORCHESTRA. Conductor: COLIN MUSTON. L.R.A.M. Leader: EDITH WHITELAW. L.R.A.M. FOURTH CONCERT, 17TH SEASON. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. A /SPECIAL POPULAR PROGRAMME of outstanding' merit is to be Riven on this occasion, which will include works by Beethoven Massenet, Mozkowski, Reineke. Raff and Strauss. Vocalists: MISS MOLLY ATKINSON, THE LYRIC FOUR, who have prepared an entirely new item for this Concert. Phone ,41-3-i9. / W .7 f'vnnPTt. Cnddell's, i.td W. J CA.DDELL, Secretary, td.. Queen's ArctJe. Queen St. AuCK L A N D 1 METHODIS'I CENTRAL ,J MISSION. 1 LEWIS EADY HALL. PEOPLE'S POPULAR SERVICE. REV TOM OLDS Speaks on I - THE LONELY ROAD." Rousing Community Singing. , Sacred Solo During Service. Doors Open G. 30 You are Invited. FUBT LE E MEETINGS. ,WEST ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. See Advertisement on This Page. MISS CECIL HALL'S PUPILS in Piilliant and Novel Plays, Ballets, "Odds »"d Ends," etc. Concert Chamber, Saturday, November 22, Matinee and Evening. Watch Announcements, DANCING. PARISIAN STUDIO, 'll9. QUEEN STREET (Below Tabernacle). Principals: Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex. Bentley. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY. > / Fast Pupils and Patrons are advised that PRIVATE DANCES are held in the STUDIO EVERY SATURDAY. PARISIAN DANCE ORCHESTRA. Five Professional Players. Conducted by Mr. Dun. CallinHn. Invitation Obtainable at the Studio. Flannels May be Worn.

*ATHLEEN IY'ON.VOR SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. Phone 43-620. FIRST FLOOR TIIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE. PRIVATE LESSONS: From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ADVANCE CLASS: Tuesdays, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. R M EDI AT E: Friday*. 8 P.m. to 0 p.m. JUNIOR CLASS Every Saturday Morning from 10 to 12. PRACTICE CLASS: Every Evening, between 5 and 0 p.m. Miss O'C.'onnor will bo assisted by Mr. S 11. "Wells. r JMIE jargaret Q.QOKNOIt M" W. E p HIESTLKY studio of ballroom dancing. STUDIO. 91, Oueen St. (opp. Fort St.). Phono 46-214. Principals: Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. \V. E. Priestley, who have both recently returned from England, the Continent and America. Pnvate- Lessons From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. All Private Lessons and Classes taken personally by Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. Priestley. Learn the new Dance. MIDWAY RHYTHM, Now. A MERJCAN Tap, Soft Shoe. Simultaneous v Ballroom.—Mica Ruby Sheriff, j\o. 8. Hopotoun St., Porißonby. Ti ALLROOM Dancing, correct style, quail ned private tuition.—Modern Donoing hturiio. 30, PalniHiPton Rldga t opp, O.P.Q "JV TISS SPENCER. ' Symondsville Studio, Symonds St.-(next St. Paul's Church). --Dances Saturdays. 8 p.m.; Tuition Classes. .Mondays and Ihursdays; Private Lessons »ny time by appointment.—Particulars by J lionQ 42"337 or Studio. Y-iLLSKA, Ngnpuhi Chambers, Lome St ~, —Recital. Scots Hall. Symonds St, hntnrday. Nov. 15.—Phone 40-121. Y\7 ELLESLJi Y Dancing Academy, 100. • " Pacific Bldg., Wellesley St.—lntertistional, Simultaneous and Ballroom; speciality. American Tap.—Principal. Mr. Geo. yn Cox. "I® Per Lesson,—Miss Violet Robertson, , Registered Teacher Dancintr, all branches, laney, latest, ballroom dancing.—2oo, Pacific fcldgs., Wcllcsley St. East.