FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. MONDAY NEXT MONDAY. Welcome Re-appearance of WEE WILLIE LANCET WEE WILLIE LANCET WEE WILLIE LANCET WEE WILLIE LANCET London’s Greatest Little Comedian. WEE WILLIE LANCET WEE WILLIE LANCET In a Brilliant Comedy Sketch. Novel Comedy Acrobats. BERT BERT ELLIOTT BERT ELLIOTT And His Hats. Last Six Nights of HAROLD WALDEN HAROLD WALDEN HAROLD WALDEN Complete Change of Programme by TAYLOR CARLTON TAYLOR—CARLTON The Somewhat Different Show. • Presenting Amongst Other Brilliant “THE BOOT’ SHOP.” Jimmy Taylor as a “Man of Memory,” PRICES AS USUAL. PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. DANCING. DANCE. ROLLESTON STREET HALL, Linwood, Every Saturday, 8 p.m. 2s, Is 6d (Double 8s). Bettell's Orchestra. Supper. 01S7 BETTEL'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Balls, Dances, Fox Trot Parties, Etc. Latest Music, Satisfaction Guaranteed. At Rolleston St. Hall Every Saturday Night. 337, SELWYN ST., CHRISTCHURCH. DANCING. FRASER’S SCHOOL. Principal .... Mr Wm. Fraser. Assistant . . Miss Sheila Fraser. COMMENCING MONDAY. FEB. 8. Learners’ Classes—Tuesday, W edneaday and Thursday. Practice Classes—Monday and Saturday. Private Lessons any hour hy appointment. ALL OLD AND LATEST DANCE 9 TAUGHT. at, RIVER ROAD, AVONSIDE. (Near Fitzgerald Avenue.) LEWISHAM ANNUAL CHILDREN’S BALL. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. ART GALLERY, FRIDAY, MAY 21. 7 to 10.30 p.m. Tickets 2s 6d obtainable at Bristol. Prizes. Over Ten.—Best Dressed Boy, do Girl. Most Original Boy, do Girl. Cheapest Dressed Boy, do Girl. Be3t Matched Pair. Cheapest Dressed Boy, do Girl. Smallest Boy, do Girl. Best Matched Pair. Poster Class.—Boys (open). Girls (open). 0290 jSJjY DENHAM CARNIVAL DANCE. FOOTBALL HALL. LAWSON STREET. TUESDAY NEXT. TUESDAY NEXT TUESDAY NEXT. TUESDAY NEXT. TUESDAY NEXT. TUESDAY NEXT. Five Pound Spot Waltz. Five Pound Spot Waltz. Five Pound Spot Waltz. "Waltzing Competition. Waltzing Competition. Waltzing Competition. Vote, Public Vote. pper. Good Band. the Exhibition is over watc-h the papers for our new scheme Latest in Christchurch. A. NELSON, Hon Sec. gYDENHAM FREE KINDERGARTEN. EUCHRE AND PLAIN DANCE. ST SAVIOUR’S HALL. THURSDAY NEXT. Good Music. Good Suppe es. Waltzing Competitio , Ij ucky Spot, Etc. Reg Woods’s Musicians (W. Gopperth J. Ralph, M.C. G. AITKEN, u ' 5,14 Hon Sec. EUCHR*: AND DANCE. JgECKEXHAM SWIMMING CLUB. BECKENHAM HALL. WEDNESDAY*. MAY -- - - - '*• Correct Ballr Dancing 3s per lesson. Also sons in Jazz Playing for Plano, 2: per lesson. Instructor. Fred E< Studio, 99, Gloucester St, City. p] 5174. pLATN DANCE ASS EM I SCOTTISH SOCIETY’S HALL, WEDNESDAY. chest ra. Refresh l Ladies Is 6d, t .in. Reg Woods's Ormcnts. Novelty turns. Tents 2s, Double 3s. 064 5 rpilß CYRIL POULTON SCHOOL OF , A ,P A NC INC. Mr Cyril Poulton <P“P\I °f_ Mon. Domme, Carre and Miss Minnie Everett) having just returned from Sydney, has resumed teaching and is now receiving pupils for all the udio open from 10 tu p.m. every day. Call or write f terms, etc. Private lessons bv a polntment. STUDIO: 411. WILSOh ROAD, Linwood. (2d Section Nos. J>LAIN DANCE, TRADES HALL. WERNESDA Y NEXT AND EVERY WEDNESDAY. ic, Good Supper. and Is 6d. SCHOOL OF DANCING. Grand tea rooms (Colombo Street). MR GORDON CAIN (Principal), Assistants, MISS SCOLLARDS (5). Dances as follows: Alonday Night, long night, W r altz and Fox Trot Competitions. Wednesday night, long night, Carnival Dance. Saturday night, long night, Carnival Dance. Friday night, long night, Jazz Night. Learners’ Class Tuesday and Thursday Nights, old and new dances taught. Prices for all above dances: Gents. 2s 6d. Ladies Is 6d. NOTE.—Try these dances. Hear music and you will go away satisfied with a good night’s dancing, - CARNIVAL DANCE EVERY DAY NIGHT, TRADES ] Latest Novelty Dances, Paper Hooters, Streamers, etc. Good Good Supper, Good Floor. Lad! Gents. 2s A COOPER. M.C.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17835, 1 May 1926, Page 3
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