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... or the then popular canary, and not of clog- dancing. In the knowledge of the rhvthmic beat of the foot and the twizzle Sir John has his superior in Mr Dan Leno, who was the principal judge in the clog- dancing contest that took place on Wednesday after- ...
... HORACE WHEATLEY IN AUSTRALIA. Mr Horace Wheatley was quite a relief, and on two or three occasions throughout the evening provided little bits of pure comedy. His clever dancing was much appreciated, and his constant allusions to his friend M'Intyre were ...
... achieved a big reputation at clog. dancing, returned yesterday to England, after an absence of eighteen months. During this time he has, with his wife, Miss Lizzie Kirk, visited Australia, South Africa, and America. In Australia he remained under the management ...
... art are appearing every night during the present week. Tom Williams, described the 10-stone champion Australia, Tom Burrows, champion athlete af Australia, spar three rounds in excellent style. Tom Burrows gives nsatexhibition of club and axe-swinging, and ...
... November 30th Last Night but Three. BENEFIT COMICAL MATTHEWS. this Bight MATTHEWS will iutroauce his Celebrated Lanca•hire Clog Dance. For this night only COMICAL MATTHEWS and in a Screaming Comic bketch, entitled—“ The Village Mai Jen; or, The .Midnight ...
... by the lantern); records by the Graphophone ; Band selection; Recitation, Charge of the Light Brigade. Irish song and clog dance: piccolo solo and ban accompaniment. Mies A. 11,yke was accompanist on the piano. A short address was given in the interval ...
... HORACE WHEATLEY IN AUSTRALIA. Mr Horace Wheatley was quite a relief, and on two or three occasions throughout the evening provided little bits of pure comedy. His clever dancing we. much appreciated, and his constant allusions to his friend MtIntyre were ...
... necessary communicate with the Admiralty to obtain the sanction to the holding of a demonstration o. available naval forces of Australia. Th* cruisers will probably be met at King George » Sound by the other vessels of Her Majesty'/ fleet stationed in Australian ...
... or Balmoral Craven Stakes, Adieu ; Knavesmire Plate, Clog Dance, or iv her absence, Bless Her. Wednesday, Londesborough Plate, Workington ; Flying Dutchman Handicap, : Eglingtou Stakes, Clog Dance.—Doncaster : Thursday, Doncaster Stakes, Adieu ; Spring ...
... Hampton Rose. Craven Stakes—Adieu or Progression. Knavesmire Plate—Clog Dance or Bonnie Dancer. Glasgow Stakes—Capncin or Little Demon. Wednisdat. Eglinton Stakes—Santa Maria or Clog Dance. Londesborongb Stakes—Adieu or Workington. Dutchman Handicap—Detective ...
... on Tuewiay liflcrnoon there wan .» feasion*'? witness a log-dancing contest for JL’.iO side between Miss Bella Pennan, of Australia, and Miss Minnie Bay, England. It will remembered that v.;ry recently Miss Ray won a dancing contest at the Washington, and ...
... audiences. MIss NELLIE MARTELL, as we anticipated last week. has accepted the invitation of Miss Ada Dell to meet her in a clog-dancing contest, and has deposited £50 at this office to cover the same amount placed with us by Miss Dell. Articles for agreement ...