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Evening Star, Issue 19788, 11 February 1928, Page 7

STA G E I) AXGI KG, j MAKE AN INVESTMENT IN Y-OUR CHILDREN. THEY’RE WORTH TP I Give them a Hying start towards a Mure 1 of Health, Popularity, and Beauty. Remember that young years are learning years. You owe it to your children to give! them this opportunity. LET YOUR CHILD LEARN DANCING UNDER STAN LAWSON’S EXPERT ANT) SYMPATHETIC DIRECTION. It is ideal * training, uo it brings out Natural Grace and Poise, Instils Self-oonft-dence, Develops Personality and a. Ck*# Understanding Mentalily that goes with & Well-developed Physique. Stan Lawson arrives by the Manuka <*nt the 14th INST., and will interview intend- ! nig pupils after that date. j WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS. STUDY UNDER THE REMARKABLH SYSTEM OF TRAINING WHICH LS OFFERED BY THE STAX LAWSON STUDIOS OF STAGE DANCING. All inquiries at THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY'S. Private Telephone 23-182. TITHE CROSSAN STUDIO OF DANCING, X COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS (Entrance Princes street) REOPENED FEBRUARY 11th. GLADYS CROSSAN Gives Complete Training by Correct Method in Operatic, Character, Poetic, Musical Comedy, Step, and Latest Ballroom Dancing. CHILDREN'S CLASSES SATURDAY, From 0.50. I Private Lessons and Classes Daily. j STUDIO OPEN ALL DAY. | King ’phone 12-840, or call at Studio fop j your appointment. ; IJR V. E. GALWAY j RESUMES TEACHING On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15. f Studio: BURNS HALL. MISS PASSMORE'S ART CLASSES ; RESUMED Bth FEBRUARY. Tuition in Oils, Water Color, Pastel Pointing, Barbola, Batik, Silk Art, China Painting, Pastinello, Poker Work, Marquetorio, Pewter, and Leather Embossing, Pen Pointing, Raffia, Stencilling, Enamel Work, etc. Railway Concession Tickets. j Studio: STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, < MISS MOLLIE ANDREWS RESUMES TUITION MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20th. ELOCUTION, VOICE CULTURE, OPERATIC DANCING, PHYSICAL CULTURE, CHILDREN’S ACTION ! SONGS. : 'Phone 22-094. WANTED, by young Lady, PianoforUJ Pupils.—Apply evenings, between 5 and 8 o'clock, 143 Main South road. AWAIIAN Steel Guitar’ Mandolin, Banjo. Ukulele.—J. 11. Hutton, 207 George street. ART. CODLINGS, Savoy Banioist, Teacher of Tenor Banjo, Mandolin,, Mandola.—The Bristol Piano Co., City.* WANTED, for Beginner, Teacher for Piano.—State terms 540, ‘Star’ Office. rpTJTOR wanted for Sixth Standard; state X terms.—sß2, ‘Star.’ THE Amateur Gardener who want* to get the best out of his Garden all the year round must have fin -'StM;*tw- • 9% F-L