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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 225, 21 September 1940, Page 17

DANCING. ALL STAR ENTERTAINMENT! ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM, TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. Where Yoa Buy Auckland's Quality Didcs Entertainment. —EMBASSY DANCE CLUB— Presents MISS HAZEL PEEL STAR VOCALIST. Charming Young Personality, tboae Sil*tng Is a Star reature. JIMMY FITZPATRICK STAR VOCALIST. With New Zealand's Foremost Ltnot Dance Band— — TED CROAD AND HIS — CHEVALIER BAND (TEN PLAYERS. 28 INSTRUMENTS). YOU ARE ALWAYS ASSURED OF A PERFECT ANP DANCE ENTERTAIN--5585X A T THE BEAUTIFUL ORANGE BALL* MFNT DANCE ENTERTAINrrrvTr. t? presented for you every AND SATURDAY NIGHT AT acckland s only modern ballroom WHERE JOtJ MEET AUCKLAND'S GAY AND SELECT CROWD OF DANCERS. Entertain Your Friends at the ORANGE, vrher* yoa buy Quality Singing. Musical Dance Entertainment, 2 MONSTER MONTE CARLOS: 1. X 3 PRIZES SIT-DOWN SUPPER. Ladies 2/ — Double 4/ — Genu 2/6 MAC. BROWN. M-C. THE DANCE OF DISTINCTION! 21 OUR DANCE TO-NIGHT AT the | METR OPQLE I WILL BE AS POPULAR AS SVER AND MISS JOAN HOBDELL THE WINNER OF THE 1940 SEARCH FOR TALENT CONTEST. WILL APPEAR AND SING YOUR POPULAR NUMBERS. Farther Bookings by the following Ladies and Gentlemen and their Parties are:— Hargreaves. Pearce. Moreland. Finer. Reld. Rutherford. Lewis. Hanrood. Cheeser. Rldler, Croueher. Thomas Borden. Clinton. Hobdell, Dryer. Hail. McKrnrlr. O'Shea. Tricklebank. Warner. Brown. Stevens. Davis Wright, llsnto. Olsen. Prsser. mn V.ltchell. oilver. Macey. cieeson. MODERN AND OLD-TIME 50 50 IT'S ALWAYS HAPPY. SELECT AND imratiiia RING 42-330 AND RESERVE A CUBICLE OR A TABLE AND BE CERTAIN OF YOUR SEAT. HO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING. Admission: Ladies 2/. Gents a/w. at.preo ram. Diraetac. 21 (y / — ACCLAIMED BY ALL DANCERS O / FINEST BALLROOM AND CAanw £t! LOUNGE IN AUCKLAND. Completely Renovated. MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB, RIALTO BALLROOM AND GARDEN LOUIK2K. NEWMARKET. Entrance — Rial to Picture TTllltn » TO-NIGHT SATURDAY, 7.45 — MMnlght. 41 HOURS' DANCING AND GIGANTIC CARNIVAL NIGHT AND FOURTH HEAT AUCKLAND WALTZING CHAMPIONSHIP. Entries received each Wed. and BsL Hlsfct. HEAR TO-NIGHT WAfnmr. MAT Singing with Auckland's Novelty Dance Basd. RHYTHM RASCALS I ORCHESTRA. MONTE CARLO. Ist. 2nd and 3rd M«L 20 SPOT WALTZ PRIZES. " Streamers, etc. II you enjoy singing and Do Not Was this Great Night To-night! Sapper Ftae la Lounge. Admission 3/. A. McKSNZB. MO. H. ANDERSON. full—l WEDNESDAY NEXT—Special Midweek Carnival. at I , KOWHAI OLD PUPILS' ASSN. MONTHLY DANCE TO-NIGHT AT THfi i ' CRYSTAL PALACE , ! BALLROOM, ' MOUNT EDEN. C MUSIC BY .... . EPI SHALFOON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. i TWO MONTE CARLOS AND SPOT WALTS. iNn k SUPPER. SUBSCRIPTION 2/. 31 CROATIAN CULTURAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 106, Hobson Street. IB HOLDING ITS FORTNIGHTLY DANCE In Society's Rooms, at • pm. TO-NIGHT. All Members and Friend/ are Cordially Invited to Attend. . Good Music and Supper Provided. Monte Carlos, etc. M. It IVICEVICH. 21 Secretary. Druids* hall, newtok, TO-NIGHT. TUI OLD-TIME DANCE. For a Pleasant Evening's """""g Come to the Druids. TUI POPULAR BAND rendering Snappy Music and Playing Pcrfect Time. Sociable and Select — Not One Dull Moment. Management and Floor Second to None. Monte Carlo — Spot Waltz — Supper. Admission L' 6. Sole Direction. E. E. McLEAN. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 25 th—VICE-A-VERSA CARNIVAL. Special Prina. CT. MARY'S HALL ST. MARY'S WATT O Great South Road Tram Terminus. EVERY SATURDAY. CONNON'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. The Most Popular Dance Club in Auckland' Special Prises. Two Monte Carlos (1. 3 and 31 Exclusive Catering. OLD-TIME AND MODERN PROGRAMME. Efficient Management* Admission 2/. 21 O - N I G H T TO-NIGHT. ZEALANDIA HALL. BALMORAL. ZEALANDIA DANCE CLUB. FAMOUS ZEALANDIA DANCE BAND. Monte — Special Prizes — Balloons Streamers — Supper. Ladies 1/6. Gent's 1/f. 91 M- c J- FOX. A. HftitWlI AT ERRIIa ND3 HALL TO-NIGHT ! ERRILANDS (Bottom ol Rawhitl off MERRILAND3 Campbell Road. One Tree Hill). MERRILANDS OLD-TIME AND MODERN M ERRILANDS DANCING. MERRILANDS All Welcome. Admission 1/S. MERRILANDS Every Sat. M.C.. Jack »'" v * 31 RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. . gOMETHING JJARLOURS. l The Entire Premises have been Thoroughly Overhauled and Renovated, and now resemble an OU>0 U> JgNGLISH J>ARLOURUnder the Mangcment ot M ISS D. C***The Opportunity Oilers to Rest and Dine in Comlort Unsurpassed, to Enjoy £JPOD »J»HINGS fJV) I^AT. Study Your Health—Try Our Delicious Salads — Morning Co3ee freshly ground on premises— Afternoon Teas —Lizh: Luncheons and Teas. MAKE IT A HABIT TO VISIT THE r pARLOURS (Majestic Theatre Entrance). QUEEN STREET. C Asm*