Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19456, 21 December 1934, Page 1

CINEMA. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. 8 p.m. Session 8 p.m. qivic’s attraction TNVENING g'ESSION QNLY. Gay Musical Comedy that will make you rock with laughter and dance in the aisles. ENGLAND’S SINGING QUEEN. E E E 0 HARMING ” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With Q_EORGE QROSSMITH, YVONNE A rnaud - M ax ]\f iLLER - Box Plans Now Open at Bond’s. Phone 3130. CARDS & DANCING. AT PEARSON’S IIALL, SATURDAY we Fromise a Great Night’s Dancing and Euchre for 1/- and 1/6. 618 yT. GEORGE’S HALL, Franktun, Grand lO Old-time Dance, every Saturday. Come and hear our Famous New Band. Good Floor, Monte Carlos. Good supper. Admission, 1/6. Regent ballroom xmas eve—Grand Modern and Old-Time Dance. Radio Dance Band. Come Early—First 20 Ladles receivg. a Large Japanese Fan. Good Supper. Ladles 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. 410 A FORREST’S BAND ■ FIVE PLAYERS. NOTIIER T REAT ORAND OHRISTMAS OARNIVAL./ SNOWBALLS, BALLOONS. CONFETTI — rnilE "PARISIAN AHE A ARISIAN FRANKTON TOWN HALL, gATURDAY - gATURDAY QRAND QLD-piME JpNCE. Monte Carlos, Lucky Supper Ticket. 1/0 ADMISSION i/6—GALLERY Gd. Free Bus leaves Fairfield at 7.45 p.m. Grand —— * -reopening HAND -i AVeOPKNING gATURDAY . C| TATE "ITTINTERGARDEN j—- — kJTATE VV INTERGARDEN i REVENTILATED. ■(As cool as a summer evening by the river.” SPECIAL! CPECIAL! PECIAL! OPECIAL! SYDNEY’S FOREMOST EXHIBITION DANGERS. ,'il JACK and "ROBBIE | 111 O ACK and -CVOBBIE | JACK and -ROBBIE | ACK and XVoBBIE ■ II A uaih I | XADAIR ADAIR " I I | xadair , I In an' Exhibition or The /"narioca he vjarioca And NOVELTY SONG AND DANCE NUMBERS.

• RESERVE CUBICLES: Phone 1416. Gentlemen 2/-, Ladles 1/6. Excellent Catering. Regent egent Bi .! ALLROOM ALLROOM SATURDAY ATURDAY <V ATURDAY ATURDAY JAZZ Continuous Dancing | Alternate AZZ | OLD-rpiME LD- IME CPECIAL TIT USI CAL A NNOUNCEMENT! Special Musical Announcement: We have great Pleasure in Announcing that our Radio n LD 'T IME 'R AND vdio Uld-lime JJand (Five Star Instrumentalists). Is now under the Leadership or MR A. E. SAVAGE (Conductor Hamilton Band and late Violinist for Parisian Dance Band) who will Compose New Numbers which will he realurod at the Regent tavery oaturday. EGENT J-D VERY OaTURDAY. Personnel or Old-Time Band:— A. E. SAVAGE, Leader, Violin. E. lIOULTEN, First Cornet. 11. CATER, Saxoplione & Clarionet. R PARKER, Drums & ElTects. g! BROWN, Pianist. HAMILTON’S BEST OLD-TIME BAND AND SUPREME JAZZZ COMBINATION. Personnel ol Our Modern Band! TED QUILL, Ist Sax. Flute, Clarionet and Vocalist. T. SIMPSON, 2nd Sax, Violin aimd Clarionet. II CATER, B Hat Tenor Sax, Clarionet, j.' DAVIS, Ist. Trumpet. 11. FERGUSON, Trombono. D CRABBE, Banjo, Ukulele & Guitar. R GALLAGHER, Drums, etc, Vocalist. q! BROWN, Pianist. A MUSICAL TREAT BY TWO BANDS. LADIES 1/6 GENTLEMEN 2/6 (Supper included) TPREE "RUSES A FTER XVANCE l 1 ree -Duses -After U} 'AN'CE TO LET. HOUSE, S rooms, sleeping porches, tennis court, garage. Also House, 5 rooms.— Phone x’OTi day, 11)29 night. animals for sale. PERSIAN Kittens, prize winning parents; six weeks old. Plume 91) X. 606 PLANTS FOR SALE. V STEPS, Zinnias, (inlrla Gold Marigold. Purlulaeas, cosmos, id doz. to clear. „ Phone :t I 99. Delivered. :t 1 7 VAX’ Article Packed ror rostage Free or charge at Manning’s Ltd., Leading Chemists, .lust select your Girt and we will lorward It to any address at no extra charge except for stampa.