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MATINEE. MATINEE. TO-DAY. At 2.30. TO-DAY. The restrictions arc now lifted and every child can see FULLERS' ELEVEN WONDERS. PULLERS’ ELEVEN WONDERS. Don’t let the kiddies miss tlio treat of their little lives. PULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and O.S. Is, Stalls Gd, Children 6d to all parts. FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE. Direction. .John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. TO-DAY AT 2.30. TO-NIGHT AT S. Last Day of This Excellent Programme. The Greatest Act of its kind in Vauueville. A Riot Nightly. PULLER’S ELEVEN WONDERS PULLER’S ELEVEN WONDERS Those talented juveniles who created such a sensation on their previous visit. RENDA RTJDD. Chic English REN DA RUDD. Comedienne. In Breezy JIMMY Comedy. NORTON. MAXWELL CAREW. MAXWELL CAREW. Versatile English Entertainer. MULLANEY BROS.. Comedians and MULLANEY BEOS., Dancers. GEORGE STOREY GEORGE STOREY REVUE CO. In a New Musical Extravaganza, ”CHASE ME” ' (Written and produced by Geo. Storey.) Seven scenes of splendour. Produced on ft scale never before attempted on a Vaudeville Stage. PRICES: O.S. 2s Gd (Reserves 3s); D.C. 2s (Reserves 2s Gd), Stalls is. Taxable Prices Plus Tax. Plan at The Bristol; after noon at Opera House Confectionery Store. Doors 7 p.m. SCHOOL OF DANCING. j Fraser. Practice Classes, Mondays, 8 till 12. Learners’ Classes. Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursday. Private Less any hour by appointment. All old and latest dances taught. Bradford’s Orchestra. 96, RIVER ROAD, Avonslde (near Fitzgerald Avenue). EUCHRE AND DANCE. SYDENHAM LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. St Saviour's Hjill, Queen St. THURSDAY NEXT. GOOD PRIZES. Euchre 7.45 p.m. Dancing 8 p.m. Musicians: It. Woods and W. Gopperth. Monte Carlo and Lucky Spot. PRICES: Double 2s 6d, Sinele 2s Gd. 950 II DANCE D A N WEDNESDAY NEXT, Trades Hall, Gloucester Street, Prizes for Lucky Spot Number Waltz. Good Floor, Good Supper. Havana Novelty Orchestra. Ladies Gd, Gen 0599 DAN C E . ROLLESTON ST. HALL, LINWOOD, Every Saturday, S p.m. Is Gd and Is. Supper. Bettel's Orchestra. SCHOOL OF DANCING. LASSES are now - forming for all Modern Ballroom Dances. direct from London (1924 World’s Championship Style) and the Continent. Class Nights, Mondays and Wednesdays. 7.30 p.m. Term commences with first -lesson. Private lessons any hour by appointSttzdio: PRINCIPAL—and under the Personal Supervision of-—MR CYRIL POULTON. 411, Wilsor.’s Road. Lin DANCE. KOLLESTON -ST. HALL, MONDAY, MAY lltli, 8 p.m. Plain and Jazz. Fox Trot Contest. Ladies Is Gd, Gents. 2s. . Prizes. Supper. Kiwi Orchestra. A treat to hear the Music. 081 G KIWI ORCHESTRA. 4 INSTRUMENTS. Open for Engagements. Best Music. 0817 331, Barbadoes St., City. gAVAGE CLUB OPENING DANCE. MEMORIAL HALL, PAPANUI. Supper. Good Pic Roll up. Roll IHE LANCASHIRE SOCIAL AND DANCE, 8 TO 11. ORANGE HALL. WORCESTER STREET WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. Ladies Is Gd. Gentlemen 2s. Supper Provided. Roaina Orchestra. Every Saturday Gd; Gents, 2s; Doubles, 3s SELECT DANCE AND EVERY SATURDAY, JL Ridgely Hall, Armagh St. POPULAR PRICES. Best Floor. Good Music. 1206 i RICCARTON TOWN HALL. Labour party’s euchre and DANCE, Thursday, May 7. 10 Good Prizes. Supper and Music. B. Estall, J. Stevens, M.C. Admission Is Gd. 1317 A 9th May-, 1925. Admission, 2s and 3s 6d. Good Music. Good Prizes. Good Supper. 1104 SCHOOL OF DANCING. EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS, GRAND TEA ROOMS (Colombo St., near Armagh St.) M R G. CAIN (Principal), Miss Trot). S till DANCE. LINWOOD HALL, Rolleston Street. MONDAY, MAY 4th, 8 p.m. Good Prizes. Competitions. Proceeds to help Sick and Needy E. HERBERT, President; L. K. COWPER, Ho A. CAMERON. LAWNMOWERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. 171', GLOUCESTER STREET KNIVES. Shears, Hedge Clippers, Scissors, A.:ces and all Edged Tools Ground in First-class Style. All Wet Stone Grinding; Lawnmowers done properly. Saws of all descriptions
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17527, 2 May 1925, Page 3
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