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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18467, 19 May 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. NEW OPERA HOUSE. John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. BAND BOX REVUE COMPANY. In The Gorgeously Staged One-Act Musical Comedy, ‘‘THE LADY BUCCANEERS” THE LADY BUCCANEERS ” THE LADY BUCCANEERS” THE LADY A Dazzling Show, ...... all* the Way Through. Full of Sparkle, Merriment, and Variety, New and Attractive Ballets, and Fascinating Musical Numbers. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is (plus fectionery. Theatre ’Phone 2361. DANCING. THE CALEDONIAN ASSEMBLY. DANCE. THE POPULAR ASSEMBLY. CALEDONIAN HALL,' MONDAY, MAY 21. And Every Monday at 8 o’clock. Old and iNew Dances. JACKSONS ORCHESTRA. Admission Is 6d. MEMORIAL Introducing Les Colbett’: s 8 " 12 ' Every Every Every Every Every Saturday. Saturday. Saturday. Saturday. Saturday. Saturday. ALBERT lIALL, Cashel Street. Ladies 2s. Saturday. Saturday. Saturday. Patrons Delight In.’ U NEDA ASSEMBLY. ASSEMBLY-. Do U-ned-a .Good Time? Come Along to the Uneda Dance. TWO MONTE CARLOS. TWO MONTE CARLOS. ICTOMOBILE association hall, Worcester Street. Fred Smith’s Dance Orchestra, dmisslon 2s and^d^Oop^Supper. DON’T MISS THIS. 1 BAND DANCE, In Rldgely Hall (Arr magh St.), THURSDAY, May 24, i2B, at 8 p.m. Exhibition Dance. Fox--ot Competition. Teddy Jones s Band. >od Prizes. Home-made Supper. Dacnes 6d, Gents 2s. DANCING. FRASER'S SCHOOL, 36, RIVER ROAD. Avonside. Principal: WM. FRA Assistant: MISS SHEILA FRASER. Classes Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Private Lessons by appointment. Ol id New Dances taught. Bradford’s Select Orchestra. THE STUDIO” OF MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. At last Christchurch Cabaret Patrons ve the opportunity to Learn the Latt Ballroom Dances correctly. TUITION GIVEN BY THREE EXSRT TUTORS from Wellington—Miss Jenkinson, Miss J. Moron and Mr (o Bowden (late dancing partner to iss Margaret O’Connor, Wellington), cent pupil of the world’s Champion incer, Maxwell Stewart, London, also ntos Casini, London). ALL MODERN BALLROOM DANCES IUGHT, including the new YALE l/UES that fascinating dance THE JICKSTEP, Waltz, Tango, Fox-trot, Tooth Charleston, etc. *• Private or class lessons day or night. APPOINTMENTS can now be made ily from 1A a.m. Cabaret Parties arnged for Pupils. ‘‘THE STUDIO.” B ETTEL’S DANCE ORCHESTRA. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Piano. V-iolin. Banjo. Saxophone. Drums. First-class Instrumentalists. Latest Music. 337. SELWYN STREET. Rolleston Street Every Saturday Night Messrh H. Eagleton and R. J. H. REYNOLDS, Hon. Secre C.O.C. Something New. C.C.C. THE PARISIAN FUN AND FROLIC JAZZ CLUB. Will Open their Sea,son THE TRADES lIALL On SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 2f>. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 26. Dancing 8 p.m. • by Specially Selected Orchestrs PE.—Special Concession Openin s: Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Suppc 0156 LONG NIGHT DANCE. . 8 to .12. HXGTON RUGBY LEAGUE. FELLOWS' HALL, SELWYN ST. TUESDAY, MAY 22. Casli Prize for Monte Carlo. Six Admission Is Gd. CRICKET CLUB—Euchre and Dance, Oddfellows’ Hall, SelItreet. SATURDAY, May 26 8 p.m. od prizes. Good Band and Supper. tstchurch SUNBEAM ENTER--26, 8 p.rrx. Connors hull OrchesDouble 3s e. C. Ha vood, Seer CARNIVAL dance, to-night. rolleston ST. hall. tieathcote club. FORTNIGHTLY DANCE, Club Hall t C Heathcote, WEDNESDAY, May 23, 128- Sutherland’s Orchestra. Ladies CYRIL FOULTON SCHOOL DANCING. s in all the latest Balluding Yale Blues, BaiSlow Fox Trot, Waltz,