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... DANCING. Adults—Highland Fling-1. Mina Sinclair. Dundee; 2, Alice Fox, Dundee; 3, A. Harrow, Monifleth. Sword Dance-1, Alice Fox; 2, A. Harrow; 3, T. Miller, Dundee. Sailor's Hornpipe-1, R. Cowan and A. Harrow; 2, A. Fox and M. Sinclair; 3, I'. Miller ...
... clattering about in clogs —clogs for business men, clogs for working men, clogs for professional men, clogs for politicians, clogs clogs for gentle highbrows wandering through ...
... Cia rani and Dance The Rase tMrolina Yank Chamber. Dein- Do.n the ale Ulm Id MIN and Mr ahony mitt you want a Bonnie Wife, just apply to Ile in. M., Dona el, Man Hale. Martin Vocal and Instrumental O~a:7 .. .. Homo.. Darwin; Competition ruoLe POOLE, Wake ...
... for growing boys); skipping; hopping flights; dance steps like polka, reel, clog dances, etc.; folk dancing; action songs and chanties; rowing; tumbling; jumping, etc., etc. These would all be competitive, Patrol against Patrol. To promote ...
... Tub—Miss Goa- and Miss Anderson. Pillow Fighting—Messrs Foster, of Faakally. Bath Competition—Messrs W. Findlay and R. A. Mitchell. An interesting feature was the clever dancing of Mary Leighton. Margaret Leighton. Cathy Good, WI and Nelly Robertson. Piper ...
... Orewar, Mill of Carnno, Meigle, and Mr Peter Stewart, Olentilt Lodge, Blair Athall, were the judges in the piping and dancing competitions. The following were the results:— Bagpipe playing—Marches—l Pipe- Major J. 0. Duff, Edinburgh; 2 Pipe-Major 0. Ackroyd ...
... Brown, League Competition—(Mrs Clark's Cop)— PRIZES PRESENTED.—To mark the clog The Macks (F. Mackenzie, skip; J. lirLams. of the , winter session. the prizes wen daring A. Marlton, P. M. Scott. Rumwrs-tp—Ah- the various competitions among the membey ...
... M•Leod. Marlee; Wm. Marnoch, Burnside; J. Thom, Greenburns; and G. KNild, Spittalfield. The judges in the piping and dancing competitions were Messrs D. Grewar, Mill of Cainno, Meigle. and Peter Stewart, (Rental, Lodge, Blair Athol'. Results:— 100 Yards-1 ...
... down• lions, to almost £l6. DANCE.—A dance in aid of Perth Royal Infirmary, organised by a con Ilee of local young men, was held in the Annat Hall. There was u good attendance, and musk was supplied by the Vaudevillisians Dance Bawl. Dundee. Mr Ogilvie Lawrence ...
... nen; 2. T Elder. Dundee; 3, D. H. ball and Miss Fox (equal). Sword —l. J. 311,aii. iiisagoir; li, Miss A. 3. Hose Mara. Clog Dance (under 161 n . 1 aae►-1. Toni - Miller; 2, Nellie .11: 3. Madge Ferrier and Katie Low li. cake Walk in Couples (under 16) ...
... programme by Logic Boys' Rrigadv Pipe Rand and in the evening \ there a dance in the Victoria Hall. On Monday evening there was open-air dancing at The Haugh. and on 'Tuesday evening another dance held in the Victoria Hall. Al The Ilaugh on Wednesday aftermion ...
... CLUB. (ESTAB. 1856.) FOWLIS WESTER UNIONIST ASSOCIATION. A GARDEN FETE iII 1M held at ABERCAIRNY COMRIE ROVERS F.C. GRAND DANCE PUBLIC HALL, COMRIE FRIDAY, 11th June meadow fro. LIS p.a. to I a Music by JIMMY SHAND and his MILL Ilan& Find-Class Buffet ...