PALAIS DE DANSE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 59, 10 March 1936, Page 11

PALAIS DE DANSE

To dance anMd the most delightful surroundings and to the most entrancing mucic is the aim of all followers c-f the terpsichorean art, and the Druids* Hall appears to have become the city’s leading rendezvous. A myriad twinkling Lights resembling all the colours of the rainbow, the whole suffused by tints of amber, blue, green and red create a scene that deI lies description at the Palais de Danse I every Saturday night. This galaxy of [colour and beauty is the setting for every Palais do Danse week - end function. A specially-selected programme was indulged in from 8 o’clock till the midnight hour. A delightful supper was served in a number cf sittings and reflected credit upon those responsible for Its dispensation. The lucky winners of ihe Monte Carlo were: Miss Bowe and Air. Brown, Miss Gwen o’Mahoney, Mr. J. P. Williams, Mists Gould and Air. Coc-mbe, Miss Jackson and Mr. Scott, Miss Smith and Air. Phillips gaining, the prize. All were applauded by those ; less fortunate. Air. Gilroy, as usual, ' fulfilled the duties of M.C. in his inimitable manner. LEAP YEAR DANCE By especial request the Palais de Danse will hold, a Grand Leap Year dance in the Druids’ Hall on Wednesday night, commencing at 8 o’clock. This function promises to be equaily successful as th-e previous, and an entrancing programme has been arranged by the lady Al. C’s. By special arrangement also, dance hitc, imported direct from American publishing ' houses, will enable them to be heard in Wanganui for the first time. Excellent supper, Alontc Carlos, and superb dance floor, all lend themselves to assure patrons of a delightful evening’s entertainment.