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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20958, 22 August 1931, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. f BE ADVISED ! ! TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME I IS A REVELATION! j That'b Our Personal Opinion, "CRYSTAL PALACE j "road?" CRYSTAL PALACE | CLOCK I ' || MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 O'CLOCK. MATINEE TO-DAY. 2 O'CLOCK. I ' This Programme is quite Suitable !/ for Children. L 2 SELECT ATTRACTIONS 2. No. 1- WARNER OLAND WARNER OLAND Tn "Charlie: chan carries on," "CHARLIE CHAN CARRIES ON," From the Book by "Earle Derr Biggcrs." CLARA BOW No. 2 CLARA BOW In "HER WEDDING NIGHT." Reserve Your Seats for To-night. No Extra Charge. Plan at Theatre Phone 20-573. . "" RIA LT 0 <C RI'A LTO. \KE\VMARKET\^-^ To-night, 8 p.m. To-night, 8 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY. 2 P.M. : i [jjj{{| NO. 1. j Britain's Leading Stage and Screen " ! Star, MATHESON LANG, In his First All-talking Picture. "THE CHINESE BUNGALOW." { lllliii , NO. 2. MARCELINE DAY, KENNETH HARLAN - In - "PARADISE ISLAND." I USUAL FAMILY PRICES: 1000 Seats. Is, Is. Children. Gd. Cd. EMPRESS | MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2 P.M. No. I—DOROTHY MACKAILL, .TOEL McCRAE. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In " KEPT HUSBANDS." No. 2—MARY ASTOR. ROBERT AMES, RICARDO CORTEZ, In "BEHIND OFFICE DOORS. 1000 SEATS. Is. Is: CHILDREN, gd. od. NEW REGENT | £ p JS'.ts. MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2 P.M. No. 1— VICTOR MeLAGLEN, t FAY WRAY. LEW CODY. In "NOT EXACTLY GENTLEMEN." No. 2—MARY ASTOR—ROBERT AMES, RICARDO CORTEZ. In "BEHIND OFFICE DOORS." TOWN HALL-TO-NIGHT (SAT.)', AT 8 O'CLOCK. GRAND CONCERT MUNICIPAL 6 BAND. BANDMASTER: MR. GEO. BUCKLEY. "Wagner's Siegfried Idyll. Beethoven s Egmont. Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance. Svendsen's Norwegian Rhapsody, Sibelius Finlandia. and other Delightful Numbers. Mrs. J. H. Allen. Soprano. Gold Medallist Mr. Ernest Thomas. English Basso, will be the Assisting Artists. Admission: Od and Is. 'Another Fine fcrogramme will be given at the Zoological Park Next Sunday Afternoon. BIRTHDAY BALL. BIRTHDAY . BALL. PETER PAN CABARET. ' CELEBRATE OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY. ' TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT! A NIGHT TO BE REMEMBERED. [JOIN THE BIRTHDAY CARNIVAL. Cabaret Items, Balloons, Novelties. • / 8 p.m. —l2 p.m. ADMISSION, ss. HALF-PRICE, 10.30 P.M. All Reservations Phone 46-777. YACHTING. A KATUN A YACHT H (Incorporated.) AN.s LAL PRIZE-NIGHT AND DANCE. CLUBHOUSE. CAMPBELL'S POINT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. AT 8 P.M. !/ —" — titacey's Revellers in Jazz and Old-Time. Get\ts., 2s Gd; Ladies, 2s: Double, 4s. Supper. Free Bus from Endeau's Buildings at Frequent Intervals, returning after Dance. The Club will/NOT be Responsible for Any /Prizes Not Collected on Prize-night. W. A. UKE, ' Hon. Sec. + ' ART UNIONS. li ESULT OF ART UNION. iX TAKAPUNA BOATING CLUB (Inc.) CHEERIO ART UNION. First Prize, 107G, O. K. Lawless, 01. Customs St.. Auckland; Second Prize, 9379, C. E. Wood,/,29. Kitchener Rd., Milford; Third Prize, 10041, " Hard Up," 35, Kilmarna At.. Heine Bay. DANCING. AKARANA YACHT 1\; , '. (INC.). The Club's Popular Saturday Night Dance will be held in the " Clubhouse by the Sea" TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Free Bus from Endean's BldgS., 7.30 p.m. till 8.30, returning after the Dance. Music by Staceys Revellers. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Novelties. Ezcellent Floor. ."PARISIAN STUD 10. J A P'RIVATE DANCE For Pupils and Friends will be held THIS EVENING, at 419, Queen Street, when a . Programme of-Popular Dance Music will be played by the STUDIO ORCHESTRA. Under MR. DAN CALLINAN. Invitations at Studio Dress Requested. Q YMONDSVILLE, to-night (Saturday).— 0 Supper Dance, 8-12 p.m.—Particulars, Miss Spencer. Phone 42-237. rpE JEANE jIJORNE gCHOOL OF JAANCING. HORNE'S BLDGS. (CR. HIGH ST. AND VULCAN LANE). Principal: MJSS lIORNE, Advanced Member Operatic Association of Great Britain. Associate Imperial Society Teachers of Dancing, Cecchetti. Revived ' Greek, Natural Movement and Ballroom Sections. NEW ZEALAND'S MOST VERSATILE SCHOOL OF DANCING. All Branches of Dancing Taught, including American Tap (the vogue for 10: i I). Special Adult, Class: Fridays, 5 p.m. Evening Classes: Tues., Thiirw., Fri., 8 p.m. Adults and Children's Classes and Private Lessons- Daily. Further particulars on application. Phone 40-782; Private, 21-809. IS £»D A/LESSON. — Learn the Latest O Ballroom Dances, including the New Viennese Waltz (quick). Fancy Dancing and Physical Culture, Is a lesson. Special Balh'oo.a Class i'or Elderly People, Wednesday, 10.30 a.m. Cabaret Parties Arranged for Pupils Satisfaction 'absolutely guaranteed. MISS VIOLET ROBERTSON. 200, Pacific Buildings, Weliesley Street East. CiYMONDSVJLLE Studio. Symonda St. O (next St. Paul's).—Miss Spencer's Tuition Classes- Mondays, Thursdays, 8 p.m.; Dances every Saturday, 8 p.m. Strictly private lessons at any time by appointment.— j Particulars, Phone 4*2-237. or Sludio : A MERICAN Tap. Soft Shoe. Simultaneous and BsUlroom.— Miss Ruby* Sheriff, No. 8. Hupetonn St.. Ponsonby. ALLROOM Dancing, correct style, qualified private tuition. —Modern Dancing Studio. 30. Palmers!on Bldgs.. opp. G.P.O WELLESLEY Dancing Academy, 100, Pacific Bldgs., Weliesley Street.—lnternational, Simultaneous and Ballrooms; specialty. American Tap.—Principal. Mr. Geo. G. Cox. " HALLS TO LET. " Jhj.AIETY, Surrey Crescent.— Weddings a Speciality, Kitchen Evenings, Birth-■-••Jiis 13s, midnight.—Phono 26-323.