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... Martin, Vocal and Instrumental Comedy Sketch—Humorous Dancing Competition POOLE & POOLE Scotch Story Betty M 'Clink THE MAN YOU KNOW. Song (Irish)—Asthore. .. Mr Austin blahnny Song and Dance,bly Two Big Feet.. Jack Chambers The Great Ventriloquist ...
... o'clock, prepared by Mrs Strathdlee and assistants. The judges in the athlei ic competition were—Mesars Duncan, Balmerion. and M'Donald, Midton. The de , clog competition was satisfactorily judged by Mrs knee, Bank Houle, Dufftown. The arrangementa of ...
... Angus Macpherson, Mugu. ale; 4 Templeton, Grantown. Dancing did Fiing-1 Donald vacphemon, Lased ; 2 John Lawson, Grantown 3 Reginald Roes, Ladd; 4 Andrew Murray. Nethy-Rr dep. Ghillie Callum, or Sword Dance- 1 A tolrew Murray, Nethy-Bridge; 2 Donald Slacpbero ...
... on the games and dancing. and his judgment on these gave every sati.l ction. A silver medal awarded to the most s-eessful competitor in heavy events was gained by Mr George Bremner, who was also winner of the trophy for light competit ons. Mr Valera inc ...
... pleasant evening was spent SINGING COMPITITION.—For the past few Tuesdays a singing competition for boys and girls has been held at the Lyceum Those singing competitions have been huge successes and attracted big crowds, and some very fine juvenile singing ...
... Street. HS ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY COMENTITION. —The results of the Aberdeen University bursary competition include the °anise of the following Forms the Arts competition Isabdla M'Con• schle, Forms. was 65th in the list, with t. 21 marks out of a poesibl. 1000 ...
... tirehant; greenkeeper. Mr Han. Sinclair. 'lke various committees were Moth elected. It was resolved to hold the first monthly competition our gentle. men un Wednesday. 3rd Felonry. dud the ladies on Gth March. In the n-port attention , was drawn to the fact ...
... ST. THOMAS'S HALL THIS New and COMM) siuu• Hall is now avril able for all kinds et Meetings, Dramatic Enter. taininent., Dances. t•te. Fully equipped stage, roms, etc. Full particulars of rstes him. etc.. from S. W. Msyer, Commorrial Bank Buildings, ...
... composer in which the solo was effectively taken by the 'Arcot°. The plantation selection included My Old Kentucky Home, Clog Dance, The Old Folks at Home, Poor Old Joe and other time-worn melodies, the rendering being cheered to the echo. As an encore ...
... Gentlemen 1 A. Allan. 2F. Cowie, 3G. Ingram. The medals for ma.t points in heavy and /Hit competition+ were both carried off by J. Grant. Mr Watt. Vorgie, judged the flan : clog. Hearty cher given to the contributors to the prize-list. and to Mr Macplimson ...
... contested. slipping. Partitions are necessary to prevent On Friday afternoon last all the schools The modal fo r h oary competitions went to the cows turning crossways in their stalls or Air Wm, M o ir, trapper, Deskford, and for in the parish were vacated ...
... the late Win. Anderson. metier. CRANIOCH SCHOOL, at 8.15 p.m. to coated the seat at this Election. PERFORMANCE by Mr GEORGE DANCE'S Concert at Eight o clock. meetly occupied by Mr William Eamon. will be Let, 111/1.--Seddeale. um the 23rd November. 19M. ...