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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21296, 24 September 1932, Page 20

[ K ' AMUSEMENTS : ■ ' Young ' Children's Hearts will be kept Eiappy and' Clean at Special Children's Matinees To-day at the following Amalgamated Theatres. MATINEES TO-DAY, ' AT 2 O'CLOCK. CHILDREN'S PICTURES, B'DITABLE & ESPECIALLY SELECTED. FOB THE FOLLOWING THEATRES; CRYSTAL PALACE Mt. Eden Road JTIVOLI .... Newton BIALTO Newmarket EMPRESS Newton [NEW REGENT Epsom ALEXANDRA Green Lane AMBASSADOR Point Chevalier EDENDALE CINEMA Sandringham WEST END Ponsonby Road KING'S THEATRE Northcote . iNEW DE LUXE Mt. Albert Terminus < I Every Child attending Matinees will |" ! receive a Screen Cartoon Favourite. I 2 ■- 1 ...~ CRYSTAL CRYSTAL PALACE PALACE jj (MtEdenßd.) S Phone 20-573. RIALTO I RIALTO 1 RIALTO RIALTO (Newmarket.) Phone 46-609. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK —1 AT BOTH THEATRES |— Noel Coward, author of "Cavalcade," writes "Private Lives" for NORMA SHEARER, NORMA SHEARER, And ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ' With REGINALD DENNY, . IN NOEL COWARD'S NOEL COWARD'S " PRIVATE LIVES." "PRIVATE LIVES." ("A" Cert.) Supporting Programme includes Metro Sound News—Travel Talk, etc. HIS MAJESTY'S HIS MAJESTY'S TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GALLI-CURCI'S FAREWELL. GALLI-CURCI'S FAREWELL. , GALLI-CURCI'S FAREWELL. A NIGHT YOU'LL REMEMBER. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. GALLI-CURCI WILL SING— Gual ruscelletto - -- -- -- - Paradisi 'Pastorale ------------ - Veracini My Lovely Celiti - -- -- -- -- Monro Non so piu (from "Nozzi di Figaro") Mozart Jje rossignol des lilaa - -- -- -- - Hahn C'arceleras (in Spanish) ------ Cham ' I)as Vejlchen ----- --- - - Mozart I'jo, Here the Gentle Lark (with Flute), by request --------- - Bisnop A Rainy Night Lullaby ----- Hamilton •A Widow-bird Sat Mourning - - Treharne My Shadow - - - -Samuels Bhadow Song, from "Dinorah (with Flute), by request - Meyerbeer And Special Favourite Request Numbers for Encores. MR. HOMER SAMUELS WILL PLAY— Prelude m D Flat - « Chopin "General Lavine. eccentric -- - Debussy MR. RAYMOND WILLIAMS WILL PLAY Valse - - Polonaise Bach Bandinerie - - Bach POPULAR PRlCES.—Reserves, 7s 6d, ss; Gallery, 39; "Plus Tax. T i .„. „ Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd. till Noon, afterwards at H.M. Sweet Kiosk, where 3s ■eats are, also available. ' TO-NIGHT AT 8. : TO-NIGHT AT 8. FAREWELL GALLI-CURCI. FAREWELL GALLI-CURCI. FAREWELL GALLI-CURCI. TttF. GREATEST ARTISTTO EVER THIS CITY. By 1 Arrangement Evans and Salter N-Y. * Maurice Ralph Manager. HIKERS! No Mystery! Guaranteed Service makes Rangitoto the most popular hike. Olive Launches leave Steps Sat. 130 Sun 10 and 2, Mon. 10. Leave Ransiloto! Sat and Mon. 4. Sun. 4.30." 5.30 and 7 p.m.—N. J. Inglis. Phone 42-133. COMMUNITY SINGING COMMUNITY SINGING. TOWN HALL. ijSmw WEDNESDAY, 12.30-1.30. MR. VERNON T. DREW. Song Leader, gays "Song Books will not be necessary, all Old Favourites being used Soloist: MISS NELLIE LINGARD. Special Features of Interest. | . - J. and N. Tait. N Z r p ERRITORIiAL ASSOCIATION. (NORTHERN COMMAND). <; MILITARY BALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1932, IN THE PETER TAN CABARET. MESSRS. LEWIS EADY, LTD. DANCING - ARAN A YACHT CLUB ICJSB? WEEKLY DANCE. CLUBHOUSE, CAMPBELL'S POINT. TC-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 8 P.M. Good Floor. Good Music, Admission: Ladies In 6d, 2s, Double 3s. Free Bus from Endean's Bides., 7.30-8.30 p.m.. returning * after Dance. i C< YMONDSVILLE STUDIO, Symonds St.C) Weekly Dances, Saturdays, 8 p.m. Miss Spencer wishes to announce the engagement of & new Orchestra. * lve first-class miisicians. Annual Supper Dance Saturday, Oo tobei: 8, 8-12 p.m.—Phone 42-237. THE MARGARET, O'CONNOR STUDIO. N Z's University of BALLROOM DANCING. Studio, 91 QUEEN ST. Phone 46-214. (Opp. Fort St.) PRIVATE LESSONS AND CLASSES FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. A Dance for Pupils, Ex-pupijs and their Friends will be Held in the PETER PAN CABARET, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. DOUBLE TICKET, 7s Cd ■' (Including Supper). The Studio Dancing Championship will Take Place During the Evening. PETER PAN CABARET CLASS, FRIDAYS, 6.50 p.m. - 7.50 p.m. THE JEANE HORNE SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal - -- -- -- - MISS HORNE. PRIVATE LESSONS AND CLASSES DAILY IN ALL BRANCHES OF DANCING. An invitation is extended to all Pupils ifpast and present) and friends to the ANNUAL STUDIO DANCE to be held.at THE RITZ on TUESDAY, October 11. The Senior and Junior Championships will be judged during the evening. Tickets (including supper): Double, 7s fid; Single, 4s. Obtainable at Studio, High St. Phone 46-782 r 6 D Ballroom Dancing, including Tango and Jtumba, Special Class for Elderly People, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A.M. Physical Culture Class for Business Girls, Operatic, Classical, Spanish Dancing, etc. ONE SHILLING A LESSON. Satisfaction Guaranteed. MISS VIOLET ROBERTSON, 200 Pacific Buildings, Wellesley Street. MISS SPENCER (assisted by Mr. Bruce), ISyniondsville Studio. Symonds St.— Tuition Classes, llondaya-Thiirsdays. Dances every Saturday. Privato Lessons Daily in the Latest Dances, including Tango. Terms. Studio, or Phone 42-237. WOODRUFFE, the expert in4. strrictor. Proficiency guaranteed; 10s.~ 174 Upper Symonds St. ACROBATIC, Ballet, Tap, Ballroom: fees ■J-* from 10b 6d a term.—Valcska's Studio, Jfgapuhi Chambers. Phone 46-121.