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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 6, 6 July 1929, Page 5

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT OERENADERS. Tiiia Hall, Opp. Kilbiruie P.O. AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW. There's a rainbow round my shoulder, xhere s four hours of joy in store Dancing with KEN GRAY'S MELODY SEVEN (The Musical Marvels). The "Dance of. Luck" again Fascinates 7-8 —Miss M. O'Connor's. Dancing Class. gT. FRANCIS'S HALL. HILL STREET. ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA. DANCE. DANCE. NEXT MONDAY AND EVERY MONDAY. Dancing S till 12. Sub. 2s 6d. POST AND TELEGRAPH ANNUAL BALL. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, lltu JULY. ARRANGEMENTS have been made for -^*- the running of buses after the function to Karori, Brooklyn, and Island Bay; also a tramcar to Seatoun (via Hataitai tunnel). . Q.AIETY ORIENTAL, Abel Smith street. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. Dancing at 8 o'clock. OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL. Usual Price 9of Admission. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT! RE-OPENING f A MASCOT ASSEMBLY. ■^ OLD-TIME DANCE, Newtown Library. EVERY SATURDAY, 8 till 12. Alonte Carlo, Foxtrot, Excuse Me, etc. Good Supper. Ladies Is Cd, Gents 2s. • Percy Carter's Orchestra. THE ASSOCIATION OF MEN l^jOn^' I AND 0F X'nW!/"*? KENTISH KENT V^K/ MEN WILL hold, this SATURDAY EVENTT ING, the 6th JULY, at Perth Chambers, 19, Lower Tory street, a SOCIAL and DANCE from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. A first-class Orchestra, under the eadership of Mr. F. L. Dean, -will supply Dance Music. Some of Wellington's favourite artists will render Songs and Musical Items during the evening. Admission: Ladies Is, Gents 2s, including supper. DOUGLAS DEAN, M.C. A. F. CRESWELL, Hon. Sec. CTUDIO OF DANCING. 13 MISS NANCY RABE (Pupil of Miss Estelle Beere and The Minnie Everett School of Dancing), 41a, Courtenay place. Telephone 22-326. Residence 26-311. RING 22-166 TF you Require Correct Dance Tuition. •*• Efficiently and courteously imparted by up-to-date methods at moderate fees, and are prepared to judge the instruction received m the terms of "VALUE FOR MONEY," You cannot do better than go to the SOUTHERN COLLEDGE DANCING STUDIO, 147, Cuba street. Private Tuition Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. USUAL WEEKLY CLASSES. THAT DIFFERENCE. TSfHICH makes one man stand out in a . ' . crowd. Which makes one man's accomplishments seem bo much superior. WHAT IS IT? In the individual we call it Personality. In his work we call it Artistry. At the PHYLLIS BATES SCHOOL OF DANCING, 68, Willis street. Telephone 41-334. In the Tuition, In the Personnel of the Staff, In the Whole Atmosphere of the School, There is just THAT DIFFERENCE. BALLROOM DANCING AND THE REVIVED GREEK DANCE. M_ISS BARBARA PUTNAM, Studio: No. 7. Woodward street. Private Lessons from 10.30 a.m. ■ Classes for Ballroom Dancing and Gr&ek Dancing. > Children's Class Saturday Morning. Telephone 45-391. MISS INEZ CONNOP, (Certificated Teacher. London). Assisted by MR. R. J, CRAWFORD NOKRIS (Just arrived from England). And by arrangement with.the "Victor Silvester School of Dancing! London," wili teach all the Latest Dances at this Studio. Four Professionals are in attendance at AH Classes, STUDIO: Strand Theatre BniHinga, W, street, Telephone . 44-5*7..