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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21247, 29 July 1932, Page 18

amusements ENGLISH RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM MEMBERS OP TO-MORROW'B TEST TEAM WILL BE OUR } " GUESTS AT THIS EVENING'S I PERFORMANCE. THEY WILL BE PRESENTED : FROM THE STAGE. COME ALONG AND GIVE THEM -i A ROUSING WELCOME. » || CIVIC 11 a.m., 2.15, 8 p.m. 2500 SEATS at 1/» 1/6, 2/, 2/6, TO-DAY _ TO-DAY EXPOSED! EXPOSED! • x . EXPOSED! . THE TRUE STORY QF THE TRANSAT.LANTIC FLIGHTS "SCANDAL FOR SALE" "SCANDAL FOR SALE*? "SCANDAL FOR SALE" 1 "SCANDAL FOR SALE" "SCANDAL FOR SALE" "SCANDAL FOR SALE" "SCANDAL FOR SALE" " SCANDAL FOR SALE" A Universal Special Production Witiii CHARLES BICKFORD, ROSE HOBART. A WHIRLWIND OF ACTION. THE FASTEST ACTION-PICTURE 1 "WE HAVE SCREENED AT THE CIVIC THIS YEAR—THE STORY OF THE TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHTS—OF THE HEARTBREAKS THEY CAUSE-A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES—THE BUSTLE OP NEW YORK—PREPABATIONS FOB THE FLIGHT. THEN INTO THE UNKNOWN. TO END IN A CRASH IN MID-ATLANTIC VIVID SCENES THAT WILL HOLD YOU I SPELLBOUND. Great Supporting Programme. SLIM SUMMERVILLE * COMEDY. OSWALD THE RABBIT - CARTOON. CHARLES PADDOCK,Sprint- Champion. Shows You How It's Done. UNIVERSAL NEWS. Also, NEW CIVIC ORCHESTRA: BOX PLANS NOW OPEN—"IT COSTS NO MORE." PHONE 30-100. DANCING THE ONLY DANCE IN TOWN WHEBB THE ENTERTAINMENT IS NONSTOP <AUCKLAND BALLROOM> \ CLUB. / TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, PETER PAN CABARET. > With HARRY NEILSON AND HIS PETER PAN PLAYERS. A SPECIAL INN OVATlON.—Between Dances two Master Pianists will Entertaia You with Novelty Duets. Light Supper Free. Admission. Is (>d and 2s. jyjTARGARET Q » Q ONNOR gTIJDIO OF JgALLROOM -pANCING. PRINCIPALS: /. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR, (Member Imp. Soc., London), MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY. Assisted by Fully-qualified Staff. MR. ERIC BROWN, BrilHac.t Dancer and Demonstrator, from the Bradley School, London, ia now on the Staff of this School. PRIVATE LESSONS AND CLASSES. From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ■, PETER PAN CABARET CLASS, FRIDAYS, 6.50-7.50 p.m. MT. EDEN CRYSTAL PALACE CLASS, WEDNESDAY, 7S. 1 STUDIO: 91 QUEEN ST.. opp. Fort B*. Telephon® 46-214. fJiHE JEANE' jJORNB~jgCHOOL OP jQANCING. Principal -- - - - MISS HORNE. Member Imperial Society London (#U branches), Operatic Association of Great Britain. Ballroom Classes Tues. and Thure.. 8 p.m. CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSOIvS lit ALL BRANCHES OF DANCING. CHILDREN'S BALLETS AND OPERATIC CLASSES SATURDAY. 10.30 fi.m. to 12. Ballets Produced for Theatres ana Cabare'*. Studio: HORNE'S BLDGS., HIGH ST. Phones: 46-782, Privato 21-509. T>UBY SHERRIFF, 8 Hopetonii St., Poa* XV sonby. latest Variation Tango,_ Quick Step, Waltz. Tap; simplified, version lor beginners. 1 . HALL, 600 seats, available Fridays, Ba4» urdays, concerts, dances. —Hall, Box 1418, Auckland. - . THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON. PAGB TWO OF THIS ISSUE. N.Z. Herald: The .ecognised! medium best results TELEPHONES: Advertisements—--8 a.m. to 11 p.m. » v Aiter 11 P-m . . Replies to advertisements will be reccirtrf at the Office of the Hbeald, a;a<l when postage is provided will be promptly forwarded on to the advertiser Please note l-hat tne Postal Department will.not «leliver letters to any nom -de-plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. The Company does not hold itself respon sible for non-insertion of any advertisement or advertisements, through accident or from other causes, or for error in the publication of any advertisement