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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 212, 7 August 1937, Page 1

Everybody’s Going to tho MOVIE CHARITY BALL, AUG. 18th, CROWDS AT EVERY SESSION YESTERDAY! It’s Greater Show Season at Palmerston’s Leading Theatre of Biggest Attractions. THE STATE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Austin Strong’s Famous Stage Play, The Tenderest Romance of Our Time. IMMOIITAL! MAGNIFICENT! EVENTH TTEAVEN,” S S s ■s EVENTH EVENTH EVENTH EVENTH EVENTH EVENTH EVENTH Heaven,’ Heaven,” eaven,” Heaven,” eaven,” Heaven,” EAVEN,” A 20th Century-Fox Special. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With SIMONE SIMON Emerging as the Screen’s Greatest Star in the role she was born to play Diane, the Street Waif. JAMES STEWART As “Chico,” whose great love proved his great boast, “I am a very remarkable fellow.” JEAN HERSHOLT GREGORY RATOFF AND. A CAST OF THOUSANDS. No praise we can give is too great for this magnificent motion picture achievement! A STORY YOU WILL REMEMBER LONG AFTER OTHERS ARE FORGOTTEN! BRILLIANT STATE SUPPORTS Include one of the most thrilling short subjects ever made, “SKI PARADE” RESERVE EARLY! At Theatre, 6363; or Rosco, 5464. COMING SOON 1— FRED GINGER ASTAIRE ROGERS In “SHALL WE DANCE” WEST END SCHOOL. ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS OLD TIME BALL ENTERTAINMENT HALL, Showgrounds, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12. Loveday’s Full Orchestra. Watch Papers for Further Particulars. GRAND CARNIVAL FROLIC. In Aid of Hall Queen, WHAKARONGO HALL, THURSw DAY, 12th AUGUST, 1937. Waltzing and a Fox-trot Competition. 4 SILVER CUPS for the WINNERS. Dancing 8.30 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. Modern and Old-time. Gedson’s Orchestra. Gents 2s 6d, Ladies 2s. Free Buses leave Palmerston G.P.O. at 8.15 p.m.

TWINKLING i z SPARKLING! DAZZLING ! THE GAYEST AND SMARTEST BALL OF THE YEAR 11! PALMERSTON NORTH’S MOVIE BALL MOVIE BALL MOVIE BALL MOVIE BALL A. AND P. ENTERTAINMENT HALL A. AND P. ENTERTAINMENT HALL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18tR Entire Proceeds in Aid of The Willard Home, St. Vincent de Paul Society, All Saints’ Home. PRIZES FOR THE BEST SET giving the Best representation of a Motion Picture. Photographs and Free Advice regarding characterisations obtainable at any of the Theatres. BRILLIANT FLOOR SHOWS, MUSICAL NOVELTY ITEMS, MAGNIFICENT. DECORATIONS It Merits Success and is Worthy of Your Patronage. GEDSON’S ACES IN SPECIAL GEDSON’S ACES IN SPECIAL NUMBERS. NUMBERS. REMEMBER: GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY. WELLINGTON HOTEL AND RESTAURANT WORKERS. ANNUAL BALL. E MPIRE HALL, 24th AUGUST. Larkin’s Orchestra. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OE DANCING STUDIO PARTY. Ballroom Pupils and Friends. SATURDAY, 14th August, 8.15 p.m. Usual Subscription. Studio, 81 Broadway, Phone 7170. BETH PARKES Specialises in BALLROOM DANCING Quickstep, slow Fox Trot, waltz, Tango, Rumba, Viennese Waltz and Crush Dancing. Amateurs coached for Wellington Competitions.. Professionals trained and given teaching experience. Studio, Rangitikei Street, above Booth McDonald’s, classes Thursday 8 p.m. Private tuition by appointment.—Phone 6370.

BALLROOM DANCING LEONIE IRELAND PRIVATE TUITION, CLASSES AND PRIVATE CLASSES. Studio: 299 BROADWAY AVENUE. Phone G 978.

PALMERSTON’S PREMIER BALLROOM STUDIO EJ. McGARVIE, Principal. Strict- • ly private lessons by appointment. Practice dance for pupils and friends every Wednesday. Studios: 59 RANGITIKET STREET, P.N., 30 Courtenay Place, Wellington. 0. A. DRIVER. EXPERT piano, player and organ tuner and repairer. Tuner to principal city organs. Work guaranteed. 114 Church Street. Telephone 7436.