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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21467, 15 April 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS AT 11 A.M. \ AT 11 A.M. > HE GREATEST TAINMENT IN LAND. 12.30, 2.30, 5. TION AT 8 P.M. RANGEMENTS Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. \ r, SENTED MANY OUTSTANDING THF HISTORY OF THIS OR AIvY r BILL OF SUCH HAPPY ENTERTAIN 3 SENTED TO THE PUBLIC. 3 TLY ) RETURN OF " OF " SUNSHINE SUSIE " "MARRY ME." "MARRY ME." "MARRY ME." I n "MARRY ME." " MARRY ME." " MARRY ME." " MARRY ME." SS IN ANOTHER GAY AND DY ROMANCE WHICH CRITICS MORE TO THE PUBLIC'S US " SUNSHINE SUSIE." WITH THESE CATCHY SONG BODY MARRY ME." " A SUNSHINE." OF THE WORLD'S MOST / ARTISTS. / and HARRY GREEN. / and HARRY GREEN. THIRDLY THE ONLY FILM RECORD / OF THE HEROIC / BRITISH EXPEDI- / TION TO THE / ARCTIC. / A / GLORIOUS / ACHIEVEMENT. / ALEXANDRA I m GREEN LANE. Phone U>-647. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. You've been waiting for this licture. JANET GAYNOR, More adorable than ever as Tees. And CHARLES FARRELL, in "TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY. Approved by the Censor for Universal Exhibition. FREE BUSLake Rd„ 7.15 and /.3a. Panmure. 7.30Campbell Rd.. 7.25. 7.40. Ellerslie P. 0.. 7.-20. 7.3 0 . 7.t0. JJENDERSON MUNICIPAL PICTURES. Easter Saturday: RACING YOUTH." Featuring Slim Summerville. Attractive Supportirg Programme. Easter Monday: "RICH AND STRANGE." With Henry Kendall and Joan Barry. (British Production).—r ull Supports. FREE DANCE Both Nights after Pictures till I'2. r Train for Swanson after Pictures and Dnnce. < DIXIELAND SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, RACE NIGHT BALL. Exhibition of Ballroom Dancing by Miss Jeane and Partner. MONDAY MONDAY, GREAT EASTER BALL, 8.30 TILL 1 A.M. Miss Cecil© Hall mesents MARDI in the "TURKISH PATROL." I A Specfaular Dance Number Entirely New. I The Cabaret has been artistically decorated in keeping with the Easter Festive Season, and appropriate novelties will be distributed among the patrons. The Inccmrarable DIXIELAND BAND I Will Add the Finishing Touch to a Delightful Evening. THE CHARGE IS 7s 6d DOUBLE. And for Parties of four or more ONE WAY FREE TAXIS are included within a radius of 6 miles. PHONE 26-615 FOR RESERVATIONS. Evening Dress Essential. Direction: M. A. NASSOOR. Management: V. H. TRASK. DANCING DONSONBY SWIMMING CLUB. Jt GRAND HOLIDAY DANCE, | TO-NIGHT—B p.m.—l2 p.m.—TO-NIGHT. POINT ERIN KIOSK. ! Novelties. . Dave O'Malley's Band, i Ladies, Is: Gentlemen. Is 6d. T. L. STOTTER, Hon. Sec. ONTINENTAL I\ ABA RET, KOHL ; GRAND EASTER CARNIVAL. TO-NIGHT (SAT.). 8 TILL 12. EASTER MONDAY—NIGHT OF NIGHTS, From Midnight till 4 a.m. AND AGAIN IN THE EVENING, 8 till 12 RHYTHM RASCALS BAND. Novelties, Prizes. Frequent Free Bus Service from G.P.O. jyjARGARET Q'QONNOR gTUDIO. New Zealand's University of BALLROOM DANCING. Principal: MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR (Member Imp. Society, London), Assisted by MR. ERIC BROWN. Private Lessons and Classes from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., in all tho Latest Dances, including Rumba and Charlstep. Free Practice Classes, 5-6. Peter Pan Class, commencing Friday, March 24, 7-8 p.m. Studio: 91 QUEEN ST. Tel. 46-214 r |'HE JEANE HORNE SCHOOL OF 1 DANCING. Principal - * ------ MISS HORNE Advanced Member Operatic Association and Imperial Society. London. Assisted by - - - Mr.W. E. Chapman. BALLROOM CLASSES; Mon., Tues.. Wed., at 8 p.m. Thursday, Mt. Albert Bowling Club's Pavilion, 8 p.m. Children's Classes in all branches of dancing, daily. Particulars, City Studio, Homo's Bldgs., High St. Phone 40-782. PRIVATE Dances.—Advertiser is prepared to instal Powerful Electric Sound System and Conduct Private Dances suitable large Boarding Establishment or similar; attractive terms available.—Particulars (principals only), please write F. G. Pratt, 16 Campbell Rd., Royal Oak.