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... STAGE - DANCING. MASONIC TEMPLE, FALKLRK. CLOG, SAND DANCE. DANCE. HIGHLAND DANCING, HORNPIPES. JIGS, etc. PUPILS PREPARED for COMPETITION. DM'LELLAN, Winner of over 1780 Prizes, PRIVATE TUITION in the above, ...
... PHIVATTI TUITION in CLOG, SAM), and TOPBOOT DANCING; HIGHLAND, HORNPIPE, and JIG DANCING. PUPILS PREPARED for COMPETITION. Particulars from Blackman, Musicseller, Falkirk. ...
... SATURDAY, Bth October. Juvenile Class at 2. Adult Class at 3 STAGE DANCING. ATE TI ITION in OPERATIC CLOG. SAND. TOP BOOT: also PUPITS pkV PARED for COMPETITION in HIGHLAND HORNPIPE. and JIG DANCING. Full particulars may he had from BL4CKMAN AND COY., Music Sellers ...
... arranged in view County Ball. STAGE DANCING, Comprising OPERATIC, STATCE. SAND, CLOG and TOP BOOT DANCING HIGHLAND, HORNPIPE, and JIG DANCING. M'LELLAN givw PRIVATE TUITION in above Pupils jirepared for Competition, And Saturday Afternoon. ...
... Master A. D. Winton sus- panied by Mr Sinclair on the piano. tained the comic element, and he was accom- Mr Frazer gave a clog dance, which was well received. Miss Harrison acted as accompanist to the yocal buted by. Mr Robertson, Lamrieston. numbers. A ...
... Cup; 2nd, Silver Medal, Gold Centre. Dancing. Ejitry, Is each. Highland Fling—lst Prize. Silver-Plated Cup; 2nd, Silver Medal. Gob' C%'tre. Sailor’s Hornpipe-Ist Prize, Silver-Plated Cup; 2nd, Silver Kfedftt. Clog Dance—lst Prize, Medal; 2nd, Silver Medal ...
... And the younger generation are beginning to arrange their dancing dates. For instance, the choice for this week is the St. Dunstan s Dance in Devonvale Hall, on Saturday or the Territorial Dance in Alloa Town Hat, on Friday. At the latter function a special ...
... success, and an excellent programme of songs (sentimental and comic), clog dance, cornet solo, ac., will be gone through. At the close of the concert an amateur violin competition will take place. Iho object of the eutertamment is worthy of all support ...
... o’ the Weather,” and an encore, “The Widow.” Mr Hugh Johnston. Stand burn, performed Irish jig and clog-dance, and .Mr William Hamilton, two clog dances, which were well received the audience. Violin selec ti-ons were a ! so given .Messrs Black and Philip ...
... warrant was granted. NEW ERA DANCE.—There were about dancers at the New Era ball in the Town Hall on Saturday night on the occasion of the second beat in the old waltz competition. Out of 35 couples who entered for the competition, Mr and Mrs Walmsley, who ...
... starter. The decisions of Mr Robert N. M'Ewan, who acted as judge of the dancing competitions, seemed to give satisfac:ion ; while Mr Scott's opinion in the pipe-playing competition was considered to be very fair, and appeared to please both competitors ...
... those popular dancing sessions,” organised by Mr Jas. Millar, took on the public dancing platfe-m. At times the spectators have numbered nearly a thousand Other popular features of Saturday’s programme were tennis and bowling competitions. The winners ...