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... CLOG-DANCINO COMPETITION. Aii eminent legal member of the late Liberal Administration told audience a public dinner that on one occasion he bad delivered what considered meet tn.|M>rUiit political speech a town in the North of England. At the conclusion ...
... into natural sad untutored dans& *eyries whoa cta work really was The Blrmaglaars snatch •bebe a seep-dawle. As for the clog competitions they sae awe tee Wog tad MO DO and the partia?ity for tit.re among souLbero oortk.ra Tres its parley ed disagleg the ...
... In dancing aa well a- with the quick perception of comic effect that the rr»ult main year* experience -t» o(e««ionni mirth maker. Haw the -rod iwt of a card pro ting Inin to baa number ...
... time. R. Reece's new burlesque. WHITTINGTON JUNIOR AND HIS SENSATION CAT Gorgeous scenery, superb costumes, choice music, dances. &c. A genuine burlesque and a genuine success. WHITTINGTON JUNIOR AND HIS SENSATION CAT.—Acknowledged the best burlesque ...
... time. R. Reece’s new burles ...
... MONDAY when Mr. G. W. Moor* will sing an entirely new original >on«.''Waiting for th* Mail • First time of new mlegotical Clog Dance, the four quarters of AtAskn.fSE'COSK-XVSBT !▼ I eight, and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon# I three, at EGYPTIAN HALL ...
... three. EVERY NIGHT at eight AT. JAMES'S HALL. 70 performers. ery afternoon three every night at riiWELVE UNRIVALLED CLOG and BTA- TUBSyt DANC ERS, magnificent costume*, Mrs. May. at every perf'-rnianee given the MOORE and BURGESS MINSTRELS, the BT. JAMES'S ...
... style. Miss Marie Kendall a sprightly principal boy, dancing and singing throughout in animated j fashion. Associated with her is Mias Grahame. a captivating representative of Alice, who, whether; dancing in the moonlight or spooning with Hick, always in ...
... The Val.-e taught in one lesson. -Prospectus. K.O.SMITIL DANCING. —To those who have Never Learned ho Dance.—Mr. and Mrs. J AGUES WYNMAN and lady-assiatants teacl daily all the fashionable dances perfectly to any one who without the slightest previous ...
... Terry Poster At 710 ’PLL' PREDICAMENTS. Cmielnde -vOii \» AND V IGGIIMA. HOW DANCE.—H. BALL-ROOM GUIDE for HOME PRACTD E. by which private families can easily learn the art of dancing without a master. Contains full explanations, with illustrations and diagram* ...
... Ballet. Moos. W. lloltzer. HTLEY'B PANTOMIME —Madame Colonna and Troupe, in their raarreilous characteristic Parhian Dances, 9.40. in the Dancing Island. i:oz othce open from eleven to four, under the direction of Mr. A STLEY’S PANTOMIME-MORNING PER>\ EVERY ...
... the ahorl Footman. Mr. E. H. Lyon, the Imitator of Birds. Ac.. Mr B. Sloman. tha French PierrnU. Messrs Lawson and Carton; Clog » , *n« er. Master Kawllnp; I I'atrlc the NVoMIMP* Peteroirv. Hi- Infant In the PANTOMIMK, THIS KV ING. Morning Performance ...