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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20841, 7 April 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL ' EVERY NIGHT. GORDON COLE AND HIS : \ V BAND Will Appear on the Stntre in Popular Numbers from 7.M TO 7.5Q CIVIC Direction: - THOS. A. O'BRIEN. 10.do, 2.30, 8 P.M. ALL-BRITISH COMEDY RIOT. i " COMPROMISING DAPHNE." " COMPROMISING DAPHNE." " COMPROMISING DAPHNE." " COMPROMISING DAPHNE." A British International Picture. ALL BRITISH CAST.— HERE IS BRITISH HUMOUR AT ITS BEST—WITH A CAST OF STAGE CELEBRITIES. IT'S A HELP TO FATHERS A LESSON TO LOVERS A CORKING COMEDY. ALSO - ~~ THE MASKED SINGER, ~~ APPEARING NIGHTLY. "A GOLDEN VOICE" Singing Popular Ballads. Box Plans Now Oocn AT THE CIVIC. " JUST IMAGINE " THE WORLD I » 50 YEARS \ F rom \ NOW! / ? V A MOST AMAZING ENTERTAINMENT. NEW AS TO-MORROW—THRILLING AS NIAGARA-ROMANTIC AS A MAIDEN'S FIRST KISS—SPEEDY AS A HURRICANE—TUNEFUL. INTRIGUING—THE VERY SOUL AND HEART OF YOUTH. "JUST IMAGINE." "JUST IMAGINE." , "JUST IMAGINE." " JUST IMAGINE." "JUST IMAGINE." "JUST IMAGINE." ,l JUST IMAGINE."

A Fox Production. With EL BRENDEL, JOHN GARRICK, MA JORIE WHITE', 1 . MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. Xever before sucli a continuous bombnrdnient of laughs—A dazzling, baffling Mirthquake penetrating the heavens of joy— Positively the only thing new under tbe sun— Just imagine falling asleep i., 1000 and waking half a century later. What would you use for money—or thirst? Would you be a back number in loving? See what El Brendel did in this merry musical romance. A story that dares to be different! Commencing CIVIC < FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. Bex Plans Xaw Open. , DANCING.

MISS 'jy\\RGARET Q" CONNOR. Takes pleasure in announcing that, owing to the continuous growth of her business, she has enlarged her premises. , In addition to the Main Class Room, sha has now acquired an extra Private Lesson Uoom of S4O square feet. When biz classes are in progress the whole floor of IS4O square feet ma; - be used. All lessons strictly private. Classes Friday and Tuesday Evenings, 8-10. Practice Classes Every Evening, 5-G. STUDIO: 91, Queen Street. (Over Hugh Wright's.) Telephone 4G-214. BALLROOM Dancing, correct style, qualificd private tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palnierston Bldps., opp. G.P.O. "J S Gd a Lesson.—Fascinating, new Ball* J- room Dances. Is—Fancy Acrobatic, American Tap, Physical Culture. Violet Robertron. 200. Pacific Bldgs.. Wellesley St.. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AND

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