... 4. THE ONE AND ONLY May Moore-Dllpreze AMERICA'S ORIGINAL JOLLY DUTCH GIR L ' MANAGERS BEWARE OF IMITATORS I. ON TOUR IN AUSTRALIA . Sole Agents—NATHAN & SONIERS. May 13, 1904. not very happily named. The lady gives a cap . tal piece of character acting ...

... without money, and walking, walking all the while. Better times began to dawn when we walked into Wakefield. There was a clog-dancing competition for a purse of silver and a leg of mutton. The show was for the benefit of Messrs. Melrose and Richards. Richards ...

... Carmen, at the Alhambra, gave her series of Spanish clog dances at the Tivoli, on Monday. She . brought along with her the music of the ballet and three other WILL GOWNS &CO can book you AFRICA and AUSTRALIA together. BROADMEAD HOUSE, PANTON STREET, HAYMARKET ...

... respects excellent. Billy Barlow, of Blue-tail Fiy reputation, one of the best single-handed performers that ever visited Australia, died at Gympie, Queensland, last week, aged 87. Mr. Billy Barlow was in reality a wonderful musician. He could produce sweet ...

... produce the return to ' London. led a I Hill, the Melbourne baritone, who Hap„,l' a ng and popular engagement with Rickards in Australia, and who ed Beanie Galletly, the graceful and with et, writes me that he and wife have much success during their many I L ...

... much at home in coon steps as in clog dancing. There can he no question about it— Miss Duprez proved an instantaneous success. Mr. James G. Rial. who joined Henry Lee in introducing the World's Entertainers to Australia two years ago, is returning here ...

... Harry Rickards has been, so pleased with the success achieved by Hill and Whitaker that he has booked them to return to Australia in 1908. Baker's Paragon Circus has just arrived, comprising 45 cars, 178 horses and ponies, and 105 people, all told. They ...

... rapid mental calculations. Mr. Brownlow sang pleasantly. Miss Malvena Moore is still a great favourite. Her high pedestal clog dance was really artistic. Prof. Maccann has hundreds of admirers, who vote him to be a wonder on the concertina. J. W. Winton ...

... that ever entertained a local audience. He is genuinely funny. Collins and Hawley are truly remarkable exponents of the clog dance. The bioscope pictures of a Carnival at Venice, and The Doom of the Crinoline, send the audience home delighted and ...