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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21224, 2 July 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. AT BOTH THEATRES. AT BOTH THEATRES. TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI EMPRESS EMPRESS EMPRESS EMPRESS EMPRESS NEWTON. NEWTON. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 'TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. A CHALLENGE TO THE FATHERS AND MOTHERS OF NEW ZEALAND. It Will Astound You. "ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" •ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" 'ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" 'ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" 'ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" 'ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" "ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" M ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" "ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" "ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" "ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?" Your Conscience Demands that You See It. A WARNING TO EVERY FATHER AND MOTHER IN AUCKLAND. The Story of Youth, in this Godless Goneration. ("A" Cert.) !\o. 2 EDDIE QUILLAN In "THE BIG SHOT." TIVOLI AND EMPRESS. TO-XIOUT. STALLS. 1/-. 1/-. Children Half-price. _ NEW REGENT L_ NEW REGENT EPSOM. —- 't ion • Amalgamated Theatre*. Lid. |_ WALLACE BEERY, WALLACE BEERY. JACKIE COOPER. JACKIE COOPER, "THE CHAMP." ' " THE CHAMP." " THE CHAMP." —LEWIS AYR RS. MAE CLARKE. "IMPATIENT MAIDEN." " IMPATIENT MAIDEN." Is, I'-. I'-. Children Half-price. TUESDAY, JULY 5. MASQUERADE BALL. PETER PAN CABARET. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. Prizes for the Most Attractive Fancy Drosses— Ladies' and Gentlemen's. Proceeds to Assist Men in Relief Camp 3 and Unemployed Women. For the first time in memory Auckland's dance-goers may attend a lavish entertainment at the fashionable Peter Pan Cabaret, at bedrock admission charges.. The 'demand for tho few remaining cubicles is increasing daily. Reserve NOW and save regrets. Phone 4G-777, or Arply Lewis Eady, Ltd. 5s Double. The low admission charge is no indication of the qualities of the entertainment offered. On the contrary, it challenges precedent and will set a new standard for future organisers. MUNICIPAL BAND. ' FREE RECITALTOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, AT 8.30. MORE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THE AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. Bandmaster: GEO. BUCKLEY. Ijelections from Verdi's "Aida," Sullivun's * Patience," Suppe'a "Morning, Noon and Night." Flute, Clarinet. Cornet and Xylophone Solos ' and other popular numbers. ' Admission Free. Also a fine programme at the Zoological Park TO-MORROW (Sunday) Afternoon. HE CREATES THE FRANKENSTEIN THAT DESTROYS HIM. JOHN BARRYMORE In "-THE MAD GENIUS." STRAND, THURSDAY NEXT. DANCING. V*v TO-NIGHT. ififcMaT the Clubhouse-by-the-Sea. THE AKARANA YACHT CLUB "Will hold their Popular Weekly Dance. Dancing, 8 to 11. Music by Benton's Bund. Novelties. Chocolates. Cigarettes. Subscriptions: Ladies, Is 6d; Gents., 2s; Double, 3s. FREE BUS leaves Endean'a Bldgs. from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m., returning after Dance. ■jl/fTSS SPENCER, Syinondsville Studio, JjX will hold Gala Evening To-night (Saturday). QAN TOY School of Dancing. Studio: O Royal Oak Hall. Symonds St., Royal Oak. A special class and practice dance for middle-aged people will be held every Monday, 7 p.m. Low subscription. rpE jy£ARGARET Q'QONNOR gTUDIO OF gALLROOM jQANCING. Assisted by Fully-Qualified Staff. MR. ERIC BROWN, Brilliant Dancer and Demonstrator, frorx the Bradley School, London, is now on the Staff of This School. Thifi School ha 3 Produced all the Winders of Ballroom Competitions in Auckland, including the First. Second, Third and Fourth Couple 3 in the Tango Championship, which has just been finalised at the Peter Pan Cabaret. PRIVATE LESSONS AND CLASSES FROM 10 A.M. TO 1C P.M. PETER PAN CABARET CLASS. MONDAY. JULY 4. PETER PAN CLASSES EVERY FRIDAY. 6.50 P.M.-7.50 P.M. Studio: 01, QUEEN STREET. Phone 4G-214. Opp. Fort St. rpHE JEANE JJORNE gCHOOL OF ■QANCING Principal - - - MISS HORN;E. Member Imperial Society London 'nil branches). Operatic Association of Great Britain, Assisted by MR CHAS. COGNI. BALLROOM CLASSES TUES. AND THURS . 8 p.m. CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL BRANCHES OF DANCING. Ballets Produced for Theatres and Cabaiels Studio: HORNE'S BLDGS.. HIGH ST. Phones: 40-782, Private 21-800. I s 6 D A Jj ESSON - Ballroom Dancing, including Tango and Rumba. Special Class for Elderly Per.pb, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A.M. Physical Culture Class for Business Gills. Operatic. Classical, Spanish Dancing, etc. "ONE SHILLING A LESSON. Satisfaction Guaranteed. MISS VIOLET ROBINSON. 200. Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley Street. A" CROBATIC. Ballet. Tap. Ballroom; fees from 10s 6d a term.—Vnleska'a Studio, Ngapuhi Cliamhers. Phono 40-121. 171 RANK WOODRUFFE. tho Expert Tnstructor. Special Course, 105,—174, Upper Symonds St. IV/fISS SPENCER (nsisted by Mr. Bruce). ItX Symondsville Studio. Symonds St.— Tuition Clashes, Mondays-Thursdays. Dances fvery Saturday. Private Lessons Daily in the Latest Dances, including Tango. Terms. Studio, or Phone 42-237 TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. MISS JOAN CRAIG. A.T.C.L.. F.T.C.L.— Pupils specially coached for Teachers' l)iplomns. Speech imperfections cured. Studio*: First Floor. Queen's Arcade. Phone 80-447.