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Waikato Times, Volume 115, Issue 19272, 2 June 1934, Page 1

CINEMA. LAST MGHT’S HUGE AUDIENCE HELPLESS WITH LAUGHTER ! 2.15 VTEW fNIVIC EW v.^IVIC 8 P M - P.M. WHERE YOU NEVER MISS A WORD ! OOSE GAIN ! T HEY’RE L A T HE HE OUR OUR M ARX ARX ROS B ROS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With RAOUEL TORRES AND A HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. A BRIMMING POTFUL OF Q_IRLS GJ- AGS Q.IGGLES AND QUFFAWS ! ! gRING Y OUR g 3 MELLING gALTS HYSTERICS ARE INEVITABLE ! The Supporting: Programme Maintains the ■Usual High standard of which we are so proud. Box Plans ht Bond's Phone 3130 After Hours at Theatre' .... Phone 3700 WINTER SHOW. DON’T ON’T Mill W 5 This nttear’s HIS J- EAR’S TER CHOW. 10l TER JIIOW. Don't Mr! r F H -- WINTE INTE JL HIS x EAR’S TER CJHOW. ER 'HOW. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR. 7.0 7.1! rpO-NIGHT’S pROGRAMME. p.m.—Competition Prize Winners’ Concert, Concert Hall. . Admission 1/-. ..... p.m Y.ALC.A. Display. ;.30 p.m"—SßuiTch and Judy Show. 8.0 i Kene, Indian Gurka, Mystic Magnician and Illusionist. 0.0 p.m.—“Rix,” Lightning Sketch Artist. 4 . 9.15 p.m.—Dolores Godlno, Trapeze Art--10.0 Iste. p.m--“God Save tile King." M' ONLAY’S pROGRAMME. Special trains from Auckland, Rotorua, Thames, Waihi, apd Intermediate stations, Model Aeroplane Flying Competitions. 2.30 p.m.—Punch and Judy Show. 3.0 p.m.—Azaros Kene, Indian Gurka, Mystic Magician and Illusionist. Dolores Godlno, Trapeze Artiste. 3.30 p.m.—“Rtx,” Lightning Sketch Artist. 7.15 p.m.—Y.M.C.A. Display. 7.30 p.m.—Punch and Judy Show. 8.0 p.m.—Azaros Kene, Indian Gurka, Mystic Magician and Illusionist. 9.0 p.m.—“Rix,” Lightning Sketch Artist. Dolores Godlno. Trapeze Artiste. 10.30 p.m “God Save the King.” Show Finally Closes. iANCE Q_RAND piNALE JQ. in CONCERT' HALL till after midnight. Radio Dance Band (10 instruments).— Admission, i/-, 1/6. A DMISSION npO Admission JL o SHOW, 1 mow, 1/MISSIOM. REVIVAL FIRF, MEETINGS.—Victoria Ai (Regent) Hall, Alexandra St..—A warm” welcome awaits you at all these eetings. UNDAY—II a.m., Communion: 6.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting; 7 p.m., Service. Speaker, 11. G. R. James. UESDAY —7.30' p.m., Healing through Prayer. EVANGELIST: A. 11. DALLIMORE. TYPISTE. MISS BASSTIAN, Public Typiste, Wesley Chambers, is prepared to take pupils ror Shorthand and Typewriting.—Phone 3539. . 112 TEACHERS OF DANCING. B ALLR O O M ,,piTTAR Will commence classes in BALLROOM DANCING A DEPORTMENT as follows: Children’s (under it) classes, Saturday, May 2fith, 10. in a.m. Children over 11 on Wednesday. May 23, at ■! p.m. Adult classes Thursday, commencing May 3 Ist., 7 30 p.m. Private lessons by arrangement. STUDIO: MASONIC HALL, RIVER UOAD. Phone 3584. SCHOOL OF THE DANCE, (Toe, Operatic. Character. National, Classical, Oriental, & Amcrlran Tap). Second Term commences SAT,, JUNE 9th, at in a.m. Enrol now Tor forthcoming production. Fees very moderate. STUDIO: TOORAK CHAMBERS, VICTORIA 63S STREET. GHLAND AND NATIONAL DANCING. M ‘ K r: (temporarily ,absent) GLADYS SCOTT in attendance at :o. Toorak Chambers, Sat., 1.30-4 p.m. ncles limited number junior pupils. Correct Tcchntciue. der Rules Piping and Dancing Assn. TEACHERS OF ELOCTUION. pAIIEY, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION. Elementary to Advanced Tuition, pupils coached ror Waikato AATntcr Show Elocutionary Competitions. Moderate fees. Studio: Railway Bldgs. Phone 17SS. M" J. F. 'ONT.AGUE, Sperlnl Course for Business and Professional Men and Women. Clear, Correct and Easy Speech. Also Public Speaking, Presentations. etc. Enquiries, Gittos, Music Simp. CHLYiNEYSWEEP. c HIM NEA’S WEEP. HIM NETS WEEP. SINGLE, SINGLE, 2/6 2/6 DOUBLE, DOUBLE, 3/6 3/6 Anywhere, jelkirk Street. Anytime. 9 Selkirk Street. ,C