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... country’s as varied as Canada, Australia, Lithuania, the USA, Switzerland and Finland play in front of packed houses every day. Acts ranged from traditional Scandinavian dance and songs from the Outback to clog dancing from Louisiana in the United States ...
... laughter, reading was nightly greeted with _r°ajs 3 as was the imitations of the Bin Ebony' 9 music hall artistes by the dog, • clog-dance has been ent ° a . , celebrated plaaded, as has been Miss Madge . eveD iog f « double dance. The entertainment has been ...
... to um to the theatre have been treadle retaacs Wilson vent to Australia six Meets ago and since then they laic had to foe plant from the audlence. In the group is the AU England Clog Dancing chain=Alan Itematme. The Steps,' a time tempwhich came third ...
... in central Scotland to remember their heritage. And one ex-patriot sent their entry for the writing classes by post from Australia. A steady flow of visitors to the various competitions, concerts and exhibitions over most of the three day celebration kept ...
... FORMER BLYTH MINER Now Dancing Master In Australia A former Cowpen Row miner, who worked at the Isabella Pit. has become famous as a dancing master in Australia. He is Mr James Fulbeck (a member of a well-known local family one of whose brothers is Mr ...
... in central Scotland to remember their heritage. And one ex patriot sent their entry for the writing lasses by post from Australia. A steady flow of visitors to the various competitions, concerts and exhibitions over most of the three day celebration kept ...
... expectant audience. He remembers p'ay.ng. all night, a nigger Partin Black Justice' three parts in ITam'et, followed a clog dance: and all for 4s lid at the end of the week. Since throve early days he has become 4 master of make-up and a master of comedy ...
... the Coaly Tyne; Mr. R. Laverick and Mr. J. Nesbit gave a clog-dance; Mr. J. Mountain gave a recit*'.„ The Telegraph ; and Mr. Jas. Nesbit read ever one of bis popular letters from Australia, wkich caused endless laughter. Other songs and toasts followed ...
... they left the Old Country, and the hand-shakings and greetings were prolific. Among those present were some who bad made Australia their home for the past 30 and 40 years, and it was both amusing and interesting to hear them enquiring of the recent arrivals ...
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... all the best of Northumbrian culture — and there was even a Mr and Mrs Morpeth, who live a short distance from Morpeth in Australia among the first to inspect the craft exhibition in the Town Hall. “It was a great success all round with quality good all ...
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