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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20959, 24 August 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ALL AUCKLAND IS TALKING—THE NEW CIVIC SOUND The "Civic" now claims : perfection sound reproduction, second to none. From any seat in the auditorium., ■ t YOU WILL NOW HEAR CLARITY OF TONE. ABSENCE OP DISTORTION. IN FACT, "SPEECH AND MUSIC THAT IS NATURAL." CIVIC Direction: J. C. Williamson Films, 10.45 —2.15—8 P.M. A BRITISH TRIUMPH. ENGLAND'S ALLURING STAR, ELISSA LANDI, ELISSA LAND!, Remembered for her great performance in "Body and Soul." With LEWIS STONE, "ALWAYS "GOOD-BYE." "ALWAYS GOOD-BYE." PAUL CAVANAGH,LUMSDEN HARE. A brilliant drama of London Societv, glittering jewels, and sparkling romance. An emotional triumph - of the - screen'# most glamorous star. Great Supporting Programme, "WITH THE BRITISH MEDITERRANEAN FLEET." The first ami only Movietone interview with GHANDI The Indian National leader. HOWARD MOODY At the Grand Organ Playing GILBERT AND SULLIVAN AIRS. „*/ BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. DAY SALES (Upper Circle): Saturdays 5/8, No Extra Charge for Reserves. PHONES: 40-266, 43-266, FRIDAY NEXTPETER B. KYNE'S. PETER B. KYNE'S PETER B. KYNE'S Greatest and Most Famous Story, "NEVER THE TWAIN - " SHALL MEET," With A SPECIAL ALL-STAR CAST. A Company of Players was sent to the South Seas to film this great story." IT'S THE PICTURE OF" THE YEAR. Boz Plans Now Open. =3 .LECTURES. OF AGRICULTURE. DR. CUNNINGH AIM. of the Plant Research Station, Palmerston North, will giv» a Public Lecture to Fruitgrowers in the Oratia Settlers' Hall TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, and in the Huapai Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY EVF.XDCG, th* 26th, at 7.30 p.m. The subject will be, "ORCHARD SPRAYS." DANCING. jVTARGARET gTUDI'O. k* CONNOR N.Z.'S UNIVERSITY OF BALLROOM DANCING. Principals: MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR, Member cf Imperial Society, Londoa (Ballroom Branch). MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY (London Certificate). Assisted by MISS M. B ALLANTINE. STRICTL? PRIVATE LESSONS From 10 a.m to 10 p.m. EVENING CLASSES. Wednesdays and Fridays from 8 to 30 pJiU PRACTICE CLASSES, Between a, end G p.m. STUDIO: Si; SUEEN STREET (Over Hugh Wright's) Telephone 4(>211. iJtfTE JEANE JJORNE gCHOOL OF JQANCING. HORNE'S BLDGS. (CR. HIGH ST. AND VULCAN LANE). ' Principal: MISS HORNE, Advanced Member Operatic Association of Great Britain. Associate Imperial Society Teachers of Dancing. Cecchetti, Revived Greek, Natural Movement and Ballroom i i . Sections. NEW ZEALAND'S MOST VERSATILE SCHOOL OF DANCING. All Branches of Dancing Taught, including American Tap (the vogue for 1931). ; Special Adult Class: Fridays, 5 p.m. i Evening Classes: Tues., Thurs., Fri., 8 .p.m. Adults and Children's Classes and Private Lessons Daily. * s • I Further particular? on application. Phosa | 46-782; Private. 21-SO9. * I"J S £JD A LESSON.—Learn the Latest -L O Ballroom Dances, including the New Viennese Waltz (quick). Fancy Dancing and Physical Culture, lM a lesson. 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