... CLOG DANCING. O. Lewis, of W’alworth, being dissatisfied with the result tt ...

... CLOG DANCING. chaupio::ship COMPETITION at the CANTERBURY. Bar«y in March a competition, for a championship shield !i::d money prizes. w.U at Canterbury Theatre Vareties, Westmiaater-ro%.i. The event is iua.le general throiuhout tbo homeoi ...

... INFIBLD GOLF CLOG. January 26th. Bogey competition:— Mrs. A. W. Hutt (9) 13 down Mrs. Young (8) 14 „ Feb. 2nd. Putting oompetit ion : Miss Checkette Mrs. A. W. Hutt Feb. 16th. Monthly Medal : M. Young Mm. Hume :Miss Cbeeketts •Winner in Senior Di% ...

... 1881 dances were the most triumphant and enthusiastic of all the dance* I ever danced, although I had ovations time after time at the halls, and I long had the top of the clog-dancing tree to myself a• a public performer. But now for the art ...

... Barrett’s next Dance, Thursday, December 3rd. Esperano Competition during evening; prizes. Dancing 8 t,ilP 11.30; le. 3d. inclusive. Class for Beginaers every Tuesday. Apply 16], High-st., Putrey. Private Lessons. d 4 CLOG, Fancy, and Dutch ...

... of the Cup for Clog Dancing. VENDOME AND CHASE. Comedy Duo. A. CHANDLER. Amateur Champion Step Dancer of Sutton. MR. EDGAR CURTIS will sing Bravo, Territorial.. supported by a Company of the Wimbledon Detachment. COMIC SONG COMPETITION. WALTURDAW BIOSCOPE ...

... when Lady Baring gave a dance for her debutante daughter, Miss Ahercromby, who looked very pretty and dainty in white chiffon. Mrs Henry Wharton gave a party at the Grafton Gallery, and Lady Lee and Mrs Alfred Parley were other dance hostesses, and Mrs George ...

... As for his dancing, that was as funny or funnier than ever. Looking in at the Par. again on Friday I was glad to End Leno much improved in health and in much livelier form. * * * • The comic-singing, clog-dancing, and other competitions that were wont ...

... 2 W. Piercey, 3 C. S. Dickjson. Pillow flgfxt on pole. Prize 53.—C. Annand. Dancing competitions. Light step dancing. Prize 10s. each.—Miss Gibbons and H. Pierce tie. Clog dance. Prize 10s.—E. Tagg. Tug-of-War. Teams of eight. Prize £2.—l ...

... lEALING GUN CLOG.—There were not many Shooters at the above dabs Ground.Havelock. road Southall on Saturday last and a geld part of the time was spent in practice shooting and at driven birds. In the competition Mr. Coalman, and Dr. lireaves were the ...

... Wembley Park on Monday next. Miss Bertha Winder, a London girl, who has just won the world's championship in a ladies' clog-dancing competition • . 4 • • '. • • : . , ; o xa , - • • 4 S . • • • • • • . : , • • , .• ...

... HALL AND THEATRE REVIEW. STAGE COMPETITIONS are the finest advertisement for an artiste. They give the greatest prominence to you during an engagement, and the prize winner is an everlasting advertisement for you. A competition in every town for a year means ...