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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19060, 3 May 1930, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS. DANCING. JTOILTH LINWOOD TENNIS CLUB. ANNUAL DANCE DIXIELAND WEDNESDAY, MAT 7th, S-l. Dixieland Orchestra Double Ticket, 5s 6d (Cabaret Supper). B ALLR O O M Winter Evenings, Staff Dances. Good Dancing is Essential. The “BOWDEN” STUDIO (Mr and M Leo Bowden) for Correct Tuition Every Detail. The Leading School Christchurch. Apply afternoons or evenings at “T Studio,” 127. Worcester Street, Demin ton Buildings (behind Ca t hedra 1). X DANCING. FRASER’S SCHOOL, 36, RIVER ROAD, AVON SIDE. Principal: Mr Wm. Fraser. Assistant: Miss Sheila Fraser. Learners’ Evening Classes:— Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. New Dances taught, Skaters' Waltz, Quick Step, Six Eight, etc. Private Lessons any hour by appointDANCINO. M Ks . J - 11 uLM ECLASSES FOR CHILDREN Commencing Thursday, May 8, at 4. ADULTS—Ballroom Class commencing May 8, at 7.30. For further particulars inquire of Mr L. HUDSON (Chemist). All classes held at "Oasis Hall,” Seaview Road, New Brighton. 216 LANCASHIRE SOCIETT. £JRAND SOCIAL EVENING TUESDAY, MAY 6. CADENA CAFE, CASHEL STREET. Full Programme and Dancing, 8 till 11 p.m. Novelty Dances. Prizes. Duckworth's De Luxe Orchestra. Refreshments. Gents Is 6d, Ladies Is. Members Free. 2161 T. BARPSLEY, Hon. Sec. Fair and children’s fancy FAIR, RECHABITE HALL, 4 34. ST ASAPH STREET. SATURDAY NEXT, 2.30 and 7. 2283 Bargains Galore. D ANCE. DANCE. “ARGONAUT HALL,” EVERY WEDNESDAY. Monte Carlo. Valuable Prize. Admission 2s and 2s 6d. M.C. ROY NAYLOR. B. S. HOLLIS, 1629 X Proprietor. QED -T I M_E »AH CE. An OLD-TIME DANCE will he held in the Scottish Society’s Hall. Manchester Street. NEXT TUESDAY, from S p.m. to 12 p.m. Ladles Is 6<3, Gentlemen 2s. Supper included. 1592 THE CALEDONIAN ASSEMBLY. ANCE CALEDONIAN HALL, MONDAY, MAY 5. And Every Monday. Old and Ne Dances 6d. REMINDER! rj<HE HINEIIOA DANCE CLUE Are holding: the SECOND DANCE OP THE SEASON On THURSDAY, MAY S, HERE. WALTON'S ORCHESTRA. Novelty Dances. ADMISSION 2s 6< Invitations Ferry Road). EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT. REN. BENNETT’S BAND. Ladies Is 6d, Supper Free. Gents GRAND DANCE. [SLINGTON HALL, TUESDAY, 6t! MAY. Tickets 2s 6d. Nolan’s leaves Bridge of ReG RAND OPENING DANCE. TOWN IT ALL, RTCCARTOX. WEDNESDAY, 7th MAY. Syd. Shaokel’s Orchestra. Excellent Supper. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s 270 S A. THOMPSON, I-lon S’ec. Tirades hall, Gloucester j TUESDAY, 6th MAY, S p.m. Good Supper. Lucky Spot. Monte Cai HALS WELL HALL. Euchre and dance win he on THURSDAY, May Btli, 193( 3 p.m. Dancing till 1 a.m. Bradfc Orchestra. Lady’s Ticke W. KEARNS, Secreta EDUCATIONAL. BANJO. DO SOMETHING. VI7HY always Listen to Others tt certainly very nice to li good music, but it is far more i ing to be able to play yourself. Some people seem could never learn to never know until y BANJO is an ideal i the way to a musical to think that play* music. nstrument to education. Learn to play the Banjo or Banjolin and JOIN THE BANJO BAND. You will then say it was a splendid investment. T can supply you with the best instruments for cash or on terms to suit you. LOUIS W. BLOY. Studio: 220, High Street. Christchurch. ’Phone 31,249. MUSIC An Easy Method for Both Young and Old. rriHE DOMINION AfADEJIY OF JL MUSIC, LTD. (An Entirely N.Z. Company. Registered) y. ROOMS. STEEL'S BUILDINGS. 100, CASHEL STREET, WEST. X 1930 MATRICULATION, PUBLIC SERVICE, 6 St. P., ETC. E Instructor t n change of the above Examination Classes will be in attendance at DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL j p.m., to meet Parents and Intending Pupils. The instruction given is of a very high order, and a personal interest I is taken in each individual Student. Prospectus and enrolments daily from ; 10-1 and 2-5.30, Sat. 10-12. 69. WorcesI ter Street West. Tel. 32-510. | Commercial Classes have resumed. Term commences with first lesson. 1 T