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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20786, 22 April 1939, Page 1

BOYS’ CHOIR THE MUSICAL EVENT OF 1939: ■yjONDAY "^EXT TWO PERFORMANCES .Matinee and Night . MY THE MARVELLOUS gINGING gOVS OF -yriENNA. rpHEATRE gOYAL, HAMILTON. X’ EXT ’ AT 2.30 AND 8 D. D. O’Connor Presents THE WORLD RENOWNED VIENNA ▼ lENNA V IENNA ▼ fENW M M OZART OZART OZART OZART M OZART OZART BOYS’ OYS’ ROYS’ JL>oy?’ ROYS’ -L>OYS’ CHOIR HOIR CHOIR HOIR CHOIR HOIR Conductor: DR. GEORG GRUBER. “ Not only a musical achievement; an expression or .voting lire, beautiful, joyous and harmonious ... an inspiration to all \vho are privileged to hear them.’’ Programme will include: A Musical Plav in Costume, “ TALES FROM THE VIENNA WOODS,” Johann Strauss (arr. Georg Gruber). MOTETS, FOLK SONGS, ETC., ETC. Prices: 6/- and 4/- (Res.), 2/6, plus tax. Children Hair-price. BOOK NOW AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. 674 CAROS A DANCING R EGENT EGENT BALLROOM ALLROOM rpO-NIGHT Band AND I > EGENT V/ EG ENT Band AND rpO-NIGHT lO-NIGHT REGEN EGENT BALLROOM ALLROOM gEGENT gALLROOM gEGENT gALLROOM — NEXT. JJONDAY APRIL 2 4 JOHNNY JJADDEN AND HIS SWING KINGS. Direct from the Peter Pan Cabaret, Auckland. See. Hear and Dance to N.Z.’s Foremost Swing Kings in peYson. Hear JOHNNY MADDEN, of the Golden Voice, singing and playing all the Latest Numbers. Ladies: 2/6, Gentlemen 3/-. 452 Dancing 8 p.m. to Midnight. MANCHESTER 'JJNITY DEFELLOWS ROLL UP! ROLL UP! THURSDAY. April 27th THURSDAY £J_ALA JQANCE, rpOORAK QHAMBERS Streamers, Novelties. All your friends are cordially Invited. GOOD FLOOR. 2/- Admission 1/6. Excellent Supper. TO-NIGHT Alexandra Hll TO-NIGHT HAMILTON’S LEADING OLD-TIME DANCE Music by CLAYTON’S BAND, the Renowned Old-time Dance Band. Good Floor. Free Hii.-e* as L.-ual Admission 1/6 TO-NIGHT ' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT PARISIAN T_> ALLROOM ARISIAN ALLROOM gUCHRE & QLD-TIME gANCE Prizes for Statue and Novelty Dances Dancing made a pleasure by OUR 'POPULAR /\L D - TI M E T>AND UR -t OPULAR VJI.D-TI.ME X>\ND 1/6 Admission 1/6 Free buses as usual. Hamilton scots’ plpe band.—owing to unTorseen circumstances the Hamilton Scots will NOT be holding their usual Dance as previously advertised, but will continue in the near future.—F. Bolton. Hon. Secretary. 47 5 A LACHES’ AFTERNOON. 500, WILL BE A HE! D IN' THE HAMILTON CITIZENS’ BANDROOM ON WEDNESDAY, 26th. at 2 p.m., in aid or Contest Funds. Admission, 1 /-. v 716 CATHOLIC Debutante Hail. May 25th, please note, _ 721 RAND Autumn Carnival. Rukuhia Hall, Thursday. 27th. Cresswell’s Band. Novelties Galore. Frep buses. 652 “ \fAYTIME” Ball~ ohau po~ WED NE Si.»JL DAY. 3rd.—Clarry Cresswell’s “Cotton Club’’ Swing Rand. 419 ’VTAWTON Hall I.earners’ Dance. Monday next. 8 to 10. Admission 1/-. 710 ENGAGE THE POPULAR BAND gEGENT gANCE gANp Any Number of Instruments Provided. Particulars: G. J. BROWN. 12 Princess St, Hamilton. Phone 3306. For that old-time dance— Secure TED SCHONAU’S DANCE BAND. Engagements Everywhere. Phone 1955. 21 Devon Road. LAND A ESTATE AGENTS TRAL.—Two minutes Main Streetvely bungalow; 5 rooms; all convenitces; concrete paths, lawns, garage, all i very good condition. Price £llOO. errns arranged. UDELANDS. —Good Tarmlet or 5 acres, ,ce 0 roomed homo in excellent condion: orchard of 80 Truit trees; situated ndy position; a really good proposition £I6OO. Terms arranged. H. D. A A. B. M A WANTED KNOWN CON *j l EH s.MuKIAo in 3 days. Hundreds cured, send stamp for booklet, details— II T El wood. 2144.M.M. Svdnev Xv'nug 3 Ha:; l.n.h'! r*'!N =. 2TT2 \v iien Sewing Mac him .- . •- i trouble.—C. F. Lindsey. Hand!’ ■ i Agent. 194 KauwJ ."ei vice— For prore-smnai ring 3—3. Had 1 A.M.1.R.E.. Au.-t. \ r ES, Herbert’s Baker delivers in oui street.—Ring 227 3 for your order.