HOME SERVICE BOOKLETS. Teach Yourself the Latest Dance Steps. V j * ll 1 A ,5 Lal /\ j / ’I (3) ■ i / by \ I b’’W7 ® ® © * wo'?®e h»« /start Let’s learn the rhumba —the rage of the hour—so easy you can be your own teacher. Turn on the radio—Spanish tune, please. Follow the diagram. The man steps diagonally left on left foot, draws right foot up to it. Then directly forward left, hesitates on the third count. Take care with the hesitation —it’s the key to the whole dance. Practise it until you can hesitate gracefully, without losing balance. The woman’s part is the reverse of the man's. She starts with right foot, moves backward. Full directions for this dance and many others arc explained step by step in our '32-page booklet. It’s written by a celebrated instructor. You’ll get basic steps, learn poise and rhythm, how to follow or lead. Soon you’ll be in great demand as a partner. Send one shilling and threepence postal note (or stamps if postal note is not procurable) for your copy of SELF INSTRUCTION IM BALLROOM DANCING to “Tim<;s-Age” Home Service, P.O. Box 445. Masterton.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 May 1939, Page 10
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189Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 May 1939, Page 10
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