... GRAND AMATEUR SINGING AND DANCING COMPETITION Wader the ample* the L Whitbarn) will be bold on FRIDAY, OCTOBER Wl's. Clasen —Somas°, Tenor. Sarin:we, or Baas, Comedian, and Hornpipe or Clog Dancing 1. Prize in each C1,G01d Medal; 2nd Prize .c each ...

... and Mr J. Dickens. Brogbiirn; while Mr A. S. Hunter gave a recitation. and Miss M'Lelland danced th. clog dance with much acoeptanoe. The niusie for the dancing was supplied by Miss ('onnsr's Band, and Mr T. F. Neilson officiated as M.C. The company broke ...

... BLACKRIDGE. CARPET the Scottish Cup competition home and home principle. Bedlormie under the name of Muirhead had a good win over Scofield. winning. by 26 shots. At Iledlormie the =core. were :—J. Lamhie. Seafield. 5 shots: J. Roy. Bedlormie. 20 shots ...

... very amusing. Gramaphone selections were given at intervals by Mr Charles Farley. Mr Billy Jordan, the well-known comedian and clog dancer kept the audience in the very best of humour. Miss Semi elfficiently played the accoinpaniineno, The programme was capitally ...

... Russell, Arniadale. The hat competition on Monday night resulted in a win Mr the following ri—lleeara %pin. Howden. John Kerr, J. Twaddle, and P. Dewar. juruor. FAULDHOUSE PALACE THEATP.E.—Last Wednesday a most euc-oessful competition was held in the Picture ...

... t will be along the same lines—plenty of dancing and music and some real Scotch :eats. BEM/WM GOLF CLUB'S SOCIAL AND DANCE.—On Friday night in the Masonic, Hall the Broiburn Golf Club held a social and dance. After a delightful tea, purveyed in Broxburn ...

... WINCHBURGH DANCE.—A. succesAful dance was held in the hall, Newton. on Thui-day of week. In^luded in the programme was Lucky spot Waltz. which wa. won by McArthur, Parkherul, and partner; Mr Varna-, Witeon, Winchburgb. The mu-die was upldied by Fairlry' ...

... Scouter. At the close of the meeting the divident of 6e for full members and 38 for half members was paid. SOCIAL AND DANCE.—A social and dance was held in the Uphall Station Institute Hall on Friday evening, Mr A. Denholm presided over a large company. After ...

... BROXBURN SNOOKER COMPETITION. A siostiter tournament held in Broxburn Institute resulted:-1, It. Anderson; 2, J. Low. BILLIARDS.—!n the first round of the Scottish Amateur Snooker competition. played off in Edinburgh on Saturday night, J. Only, Broxhurn ...

... cup and twenty-three nicalals as prises for dancing. Hi: repertoire includes:s-hish Jig, Highland Him!, Sailors' Hornpipe, Clog Dancing. and Sheen Trews, but it has been in the three first mentioned dances that Master Willie has scored the most of his ...

... provide • remarkable turn next week and an the week. With her songs she introduces Burk Wing. Top Soot. Dutch Clog. and American Soft shoe Dances —in addition to Irish Jigs, Hornpipe. and Dan..ing. She is the winner of met 2DO prises, including 18 silver ...

... exhibitions of her art in A Highland Fling. Sheen Trubhais. Clog Dance, and Irish Jig. Her dancing was a delightful feature of the concert. Mr Robert Torrance, Newbridge, moaned pipe music for the dances. The accompaniments were exceedingly well handled by Miss ...