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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS "DANCING LADY" . . One of the most delightful musical films yet shown in Auckland. If " Dancing Lady " is ; a sample of the subsequent Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr productions to he presented at this theatre, there is entertainment of a high order in store for film-goers. —Vide N.Z. llekald, St J a Mrs* - ■ ST James- = mm ... = "Where Sound Sounds Best." Sessions: 11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Dir.: Kir Benjamin arid Mr. John Fuller. METRO-GO LDWYN-MAYER'S MIRACLE MUSIC ALE. JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE \ I " DANCING LADY " / " DANCING LADY " WINNIE LIGHTNER TRANCHOT , TONE Recommended by Censor for Adults, Also LAUREL AND HARDY In " TUB MUSIC BOX" "FINE FEATHERS" NEwSREELS. IT JS ESSENTIATTTO RESERVE. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. P 7 "THE LONDON" y Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. \ 6d 2 STAR FEATURES. ~ Headed by oa 3fJ LEO CARRILLO ~, And VIRGINIA VALLT. In 6d " MISTER ANTONIO." 6d A GOOD COMEDY. JQ Sessions from 11 a.m. io 10 p.m. 3d A Oood Sent and Good Pictures. 6d 3d THE LONDON 3d 6d TUDOR CINEMA REMUERA. Phone 24-7-19. At 8.15. P FREDRIC MARCH. CAROLE LOMBARD & CARY GRANT — 0 | "THE EAGLE & TOE HAWK" | A Thrilling Drama of the Air. SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. 1 GAIETY CINEMA | sOO To-night at B—Jack Buchanan. Elsie sy, Randolph and Vera Pearce in "YES! MR. BROWN." VICTORIA THEATRE, DEVONPORT MATINEE 2.30 P.M. EVENING 8 P.M. MARIE DRESSLER and ALL-STAR CAST in " DINNER AT 8." Recommended by Censor for Adults. WAITAKERE RANGES, AUCKLAND'S BLUE MOUNTAINS. PIHA DAILY. RIMMER'S 54-MILE SIGHTSEEING TOUR. Glorious Bush and Ocean Surf Beach. Leaves C.M.C. Office Daily, at 9.30 a.m., arriving back at 5.15 p.m. 10s Return. Book Now for Easter Holidays. Phone RIMMER, 45-300; WHITE STAR, 42-4GB: C.M.C.. 44-477. MEETINGS "VTEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND. The Annual Statutory Meeting of Contributors for tho Election of Two Trustees and a Chairman will be held at the New Zealand Institute for the Blind on TUESDAY, the 3rd April, 1934, at 3.30 p.m. J. E. BROADFOOT. Secretary. DANCING STRATTON STUDIO, AUCKLAND'S PREMIER SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING FOR THOSE WHO CARE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. MISS NATALIE STRATTON. direct from J. C. Bendrodt's Studios, Sydney, whern she was associated with Mr. Pat White, Teaching and Demonstrating tho Latest Steps being danced NOW in London. FENCING. We take great pleasure in having with us, from Small Arms School, England, MR. PETER FERGUSON. For FENCING FEES, please Ring Studio, WHITEHALL BUILDINGS, 410 Queen Street. Phone 45-440. MISS MABEL JOHNSON (Member of tho Imperial Society and Examiner for tho National Association of Teachers of Dancing) Will be returning from London and Paris at the beginning of April. CLASSES IN BALLROOM, CLASSICAL AND TAP DANCING Will commence at the end of April at the BALLROOM. OMAHU RD.. REMUERA. This season Miss Johnson will open a CITY STUDIO for Private Lessons in Ballroom Dancing and Fencing—which will bo under tho direction of MR. JOCK HUTCHISON (Associate of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing), Direct from the Victor Silvester Studio and Berlrand a Fencing Academy, London. Prospectus on application to the SECRETARY, I Omahu Rd.. Remuera, 5.E.2. BALLROOM DANCING. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR (Mem. Imp. Soc., London), MR W. E. PRIESTLEY (London Certificate), MR. J. COTTER (Lato Sherar School. Sydney). \\ e do not premise results, we guarantee them. THE FORTNIGHTLY STUDIO DANCES Commence SATURDAY, April 14. Past and present pupils and friends are invited to nt tend. Ladies, Is fid; Gentlemen, 2s; Double, 3s, Good Orchestra and Supper. Studio; 91 Queen St. (Tel. 40-214). SYMONDSVILLE DANCE STUDIO, 30 SYMONDS ST. (next St. Paul's). Phone 42-237. Principal: MISS SPENCER. Assistant: MR. BRUCE. STRICTLY PRIVATE LESSORS at any tmie by appointment, Commencing March 14. ELEMENTARY CLASSES resume Monday, March 20, Thursday, 29th, 8 p.m.; r»lso Advanced Classes. ALL MODERN DANCES TAUGHT, ineluding Croon, Blues, Waltz, Charleeton Blues alsso Old-time Dancing. WEEKLY DANCES REOPENING SATURDAY, APRIL 7. Particulars, Phone 42-"37, Or at Studio. 30 Symonda Street. THE JEANE HORNE SCHOOL OF DANCING. PRIVATE LESSONS FROM 10 TO 10 P.M. Classes, Tues. & Thurs., 8 p.m. (o 10 p m MT. ALBERT CLASS, BOWLING CLUB PAVILION. ALLENDALE RD., common cins WEDNESDAY, April 11, at 8 p.m. Particulars Studio, HORNE'S BUILDINGS, High Street, City. Phone 4G-782. Ei D N E Y ' S STUDIO ill OF MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. FRED. EDNEY, Principal, from Santos Casan's School, London. BEGINNERS.—Learn how to dance well t>y latest simple method; confidence is what I give you. Strictly Private Tuition by Appointments. Classes now being arrange/ will commence beginning of April. Interviews from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. at STUDIO. 5 SWANSON ST., City. Phone 41-615. "DALLROOM, Tap. Special 6ummer term, •*-* 10s Cd.—Valeska School of Dancing, 407 Queen St. Phone 46-121. '