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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21176, 27 July 1940, Page 1

CARDS AND DANCING rpu-MGHT J-O-MGIIT rpO-MGHT J-O-NIGHT rpO-.MGHT O-NIGHT SATURDAY ATURDAY SATURDAY ATURDAY SATURDAY ATURDAY WHOOPEE I WHOOPEE ; WHOOPEE WHOOPEE WHOOPEE WHOOPEE G RAIN'D RAIN'D i A: CARNIVAL AR NIVAL CIARNIVAL 'ARNIVAL pi A RNI VAT, V^ARNIVAL Dance ANCE TNANCE A ./AN UK T ) ancf. -1 'ANCE JOIN THE MERRY THRONG The HE I) ANCERS’ ANGERS’ At 1 NRANETON RANETON IT' It AN ETON RAN ETON RANETON A RANETON rpow.N TTALL A OWN A A \LL rpOWN TTALL A OWN Al\|.L INOWN TTALL - OWN AA.\LL Modern and /^ld-time ODERN AND '-'LD-TIME I EXCITING ATTRACTIONS Embassy mbassy Embassy MBASSY Embassy MBASSY ANCE ANCE ANCE ANCE ANCE ANCE Band AND Band AND Band AND FREE BUSES leave Oxford Street 7.45; Royal Hotel 7.55; Hamilton P.O. 8 o’clock. i Presenting the 1 T> EGENT TAANCE TTAND | AVegent A/.\.\ce ADand Dance Music Is our Business THIS BAND IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF THE BEST MUSIC. EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITES WAIKATO'S LEADING DANCE MUSICIAN'S W. Kh ■EE NAN | The Leading Trumpet Virtuoso. Sweet Swing, our Bill's the Thing. I JL EDEN Saxophonist, Clarinet, Vocalist. Recognised as the Greatest Dance Saxophonist in the district. D SUTHERLAND | • Sutherland | String Bass and violin. Hear him Slap, that Bass. The Rhythm of the Strings gets you. OWKLL 1 Drummer and Vocalist. Master or Rhythm. Hear him Go to Town. CONTINUOUS OLD-TUME fi MODERN DANCING. 2 BANDS 2 BANDS 2 ONLY AT THE REGENT BALLROOM 31 AJESTIC AJESTIC ALEXANDRA HALL ALEXANDRA HALL TONIGHT SATURDAY. IS STILL HAMILTON’S BEST OLD-TIME DANCE. Good Floor, Good Music. Clayton’s Famous Old-time Dance Band in attendance. Free buses as usual. Admission 1/6 ROLL UP! ROLL UP! TO gT. J>ETER’S JJARD pP J^ANCE, rpONIGHT rjAONIGIIT And enjoy good Music and Free Supper. Admission, 1/-. 744 pOYAL ■piRAN'KT ON _JNCT. ODGE U M.U.1.0.0.F. HOLDING GRAND DANCE IN ST. GEORGE’S HALL, THURSDAY, August 1 THURSDAY In aid of Regalia Fund. Good Supper and Floor. Good Orchestra. Admission 1/6 COME ONE ! COME ALL ! J YCEL'M £ILUB JJANCE MASONIC HALL RIVER ROAD TONIGHT. In Aid of Patriotic Funds. 4/6 Double. 723 FUN FOR EVERYONE AT THE DANCE OF THE YEAR ■jITcKENZIE’S lyjcKEN ZIE’S MASONIC HALL, TUESDAY 30th. Novelty Dances. Fun Galore. Good Orchestra. Free supper. ADMISSION, 2/-. 77S YET ANOTHER Grand carnival dance and 500. by the Waikato Regimental Rand. Make whacko with Streamers and Confetti, Novelty Dances and Good Prizes. Hot Rhvtlim supplier] by Rand Orchestra. ST. PETER’S HALL. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. Admission, 1/6. 747 DANCE, Melville Hall, TONIGHT (Saturday). 5 59 ANCF and Cards, Newstead Hall. TUESDAY, July 30; Clayton’s Orchestra; i good floor, prizes and supper; admission, ! •>/- and 1/6. Ruses leavo Frankton. 7.4.*. j p.m. and Hamilton 7.r>5 p.m. Fare. Cd. 745 ]“^U CURE, TONIGHT, Saturday, July 20*, -i s p.m.. Labour Club Rooms. Glover’s Hall. Frankton; good prizes and supper; admission. 1 746 SO<: fAI. and Dance. Ngahinnp Hali. FRIDAY. August 2; admission, ladies ! a basket, gents 2 593 ENGAGE THE POPULAR BAND. ANY NUMBER OF INSTRUMENTS Particulars: — Thone 3306. G. BROWN, 12 Princes St., Hamilton. ANNOUNCEMENT HAIRDRESSI Established All pupils placed in pos lr’K pay More. Who? v>T.aud akin Company. 7 Waikato mao *7«