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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20851, 18 April 1931, Page 22

I AMUSEMENTS, 2 - CHEER-UP ATTRACTIONS GREAT CARNIVAL SHOW. Be Wise Book Your Seats for To-night. No Extra Charge. Plan at Theatre. Reserves 20-573. CRYSTAL PALACE Mt. Eden Rd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. No I—JACK BUCHANAN, JEANETTE MacDONALD, la an Ernst Lubitsch Production, "MONTE CARLO." " MONTE CARLO." " jMONTE CARLO." -iNb. 2—The Screen's Funniest Comedians, AMOS 'N' ANDY, In *CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK." •CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK." > CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK." EMPRESS EMPRESS (NEWTON.) Reserves 27-077. Reserves- 27-077. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. MONSTER MATINEE, TO-DAY, 2 P.M. JACK BUCHANAN, I JEANETTE MACDONALD, In an Ernst Lubitsch Production, "MONTE CARLO." " MONTE " MONTE " MONTE IOOp SEATS, Is, Is. CARLO." CARLO." CARLO." Children, 6d, 6d. NEW REGENT NEW REGENT Epsom. Eeserves 20-142. Reserves 20-142. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. MONSTER MATINEE, TO-DAY,- 2 P.M. No. I—EDMUND LOWE In ""SCOTLAND YARD." No. 3—JACK OAKIE, JEANETTE MaeDONALD, In ' "LET'S GO NATIVE." LYRIC DE LUXE SYMONDS ST. I Phone 43-645. MATINEE. 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT. 8 P.M. FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY. CONSTANCE BENNETT, CONSTANCE BENNETT. CONSTANCE BENNETT, The Star of "Common Clay," RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." // "RICH PEOPLE.' The etory of a, RICH girl, who, having found love, literally grabbed the man who Inspired her passion. SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME includes News Reels, Fables, Cartoons and Comedies. ROMANO'S CABARET. Top Queen St. and Karangahape Rd. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). I GRAND REOPENING CARNIVAL DANCE. HOST OF NOVELTIES. AN EVENING OF ENJOYMENT AND REFINEMENT. MUSIC BY JACK ROWE AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. LADIES. 2s. GENTLEMEN, 2s 6d. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 46-666. NO EXTRA CHARGE. Town hall. Sunday. 3 p.m. REV W. LAMB (SYDNEY). ' Great Prophetic Lecturer, Speaks on "COLLAPSE OF CIVILISATION. DANCING. PARISIAN STUDIO, 419, QUEEiN ST. (Below Tabernacle). Principals: MISS VIOLET BROOKS, MR. ALEX. BENTLEY. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY, -ft. PRIVATE DANCE FOR PAST PUPILS ® I AND PATRONS fITILL BE HELD THIS EVENING. Invitations Obtainable at Studio. FULL STUDIO ORCHESTRA In Attendance. Dress Requested. AMBASSADORS DANCE ; CLUB. ARTS HALL, Kitchener Street, I Above Public Library. EVERY TUESDAY, 8 EEAR HARRY BOLTON'S FAMOUS APACHE DANCE BAND. .Beautiful Lighting Effects. Spacious Smoking Lounges. Sub., 2s; Double, 3s 6d. M ISS M ARGARET (J™Takes pleasure in announcing that, owing <o the continuous growth of her business, Bhe has enlarged her premises. In addition to the Main Class Room, she has now acquired an extra Private Lesson Room of 840 square feet. When big classes are in progress the whole floor of 1810 square feet may be used. All lessons strictly private. Classes Friday and Tuesday Evenings, : 8-10. Practice Classes Every Evening, 5-6. STUDIO: 91 Queen Street, (Over Hugh Wright's.) Telephone 46-214. jyjTABEL JOHNSON. " The Ballroom," Omnhu Road, Remuera. .CLASSES IN CLASSICAL AND BALLROOM DANCING 'Will Reopen on April 15. iADULT PRACTICE DANCE. Commencing WEDNESDAY, April 22. Private Lessons in All Latest Dances at I Any Time by Arrangement PHONE 25-021 I A MERICAN Tap, Soft Shoe, Simultaneous .'il arid Ballroom.—Miss Ruby Sheriff, • iNo. 8, Hopetoun St., Ponsonhy. (DALLKOOM Dancing, correct stylo, quali--L' fied private tuition.—Modern Dancing iStudio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. •nyflSS SPENCER. Symondsville Studio, •JAi Symonds St., next St. Paul's.—Dances recommenced Saturday, April 11. Classes re- • opened. Thursday, April 9, Monday, April 13. •Private Lessons any time by appointment.— Particulars by phone or Studio. WELLESLEY Dancing Academy, 100. Pacific Bldg., Wellcsley Street.—lnterijiational. Simultaneous and Ballroom; speciality. American Tap.—Principal, Mr. Geo. 'G. Cox. *lB 6d a Lesson.—Fascinating new Ball- ~ room Dances. Is—Fancy Acrobatic, Tap, Physical Culture. Violet •Robertson, 200, Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St.