... FOR HULL CLOG-DANCE TEAM Putting forward THE 20-YEAR-OLD dream of an elderly man came true as watched a group of clog-dancers stepping out at the Durham Folk Festival It was the first time for two decades that Northern Counties Clog Dancing Championships ...

... or Balmoral Craven Stakes, Adieu ; Knavesmire Plate, Clog Dance, or iv her absence, Bless Her. Wednesday, Londesborough Plate, Workington ; Flying Dutchman Handicap, : Eglingtou Stakes, Clog Dance.—Doncaster : Thursday, Doncaster Stakes, Adieu ; Spring ...

... Nome- he Clog Dance, Handel (Grainger), the Orchestra. y 10.30 to U.15.-Colleen Clifford l SeV gtO. 1 piano), duets, hy Haydon Vil» (child - land (the Radio King Anie 6KH children;s corns Tuesday, 5.15— The Twelve Huntsmen. rhildrc* Australia Aeroplane-* ...

... gentleman who has_ won consider- able success in Australia. There are several turns of importance at the Prin- cess Palace this week. The interest of the evening commences with the clever clog-dancing of Mr. Will Percival. After that the Sisters Leng ...

... riahteds Strike out bend—you will conquer at I :it ! From the vast, nsajeatie Awe Land Mat we tie Greater Britain ran. From Australia. Canada. Saw Zealand Sonorous your warriors. and all! To jou' the dear nag theall hasten. Cluatering round it think and fast ...

... lowered troni a passing ship, wherein a boy is plate& The boy is a stowaway. and the ship le' had coma from was' bound to Australia. eo on being found out the captain sent him to the Albacore which was homeward hound. The lad is naked why be went to sea ...

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... for them. ‘•Betsy, which preceded hy toe domestic drama of I “Haiy’a Secret.” will played each evening I this week. Th» Australia* SliHßTE*ts. Hiecotka and H»jmtn’a Autttalmn Uiutrels, stated to number perfotmats, opened an engagemqpt last evening at ...

... Lord Durham's NOSTRUM, 2 yrs Bradford Mr. Dobells SEASIDE, S. Chandley 3 9 0 Mr. Drew' 6yrs Rickaby 9 0 Captain M. Hughes's Clog-dance, 4 yra. M. Cannon 0 8 Mr. W. A Jarvis's Skirt Dane, 3 yrs G. Huxtable 0 7 7 Mr. E. Tattersall's Perug a, G. Manser 0 7 Mr ...

... Australians—has just Tho authoritiee of the Club, Scarborough, have off\WsfM the Davies Cup fixtures. T cepted, and th'o Australia ls t be played there from June FAIRY KING (£5O) 1 gjd«^!W GOLDEN VUCE C (£5O) ,ir J THREE STAR C (£5O) (Mrs 0 t QUEEN VOTER ...

... now being 7st. 10lb. •* * * Mr. Singer has evidently got a very useful filly in Poppy, whose form behind Lady Caroline and Clog Dance Newmarket last week was greatly enhanced by her two victories Wolverhampton. Nothing could extend her on either day. + •» ...

... thenursery and Daniel Favourite TV: Eastenders and the occasional film Holiday destination: I have always wanted to go to Australia because Chris has relatives out there he has never seen Favourite food: Genermjr I will anything Dislikes: Smoking especially ...