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... hornpipe, Russian dance, tambourine, toe and Dutch dances. A popular feature was the Clog Waltz, by Misses Helen and Alice Christie, and Shoe Shine Boy, and Buck dance by Miss Helen Christie. A musical programme was sustained by the following artistes: ...
... sung. A dancing exhibition was given by Miss Arthur and pupils. The grace and lightness 'with which the young pupils danced, though someahat natural, irflected the ability of their instroetness, whose clog dance delighted tho audience. All ...
... mania is to blow up things and ment is scheduled for Monday to share is greatly what you deserve. | display of the old-time clog dance peqple, is taken by Leslie Wood. | Thursday, April 5 to 8. So’l‘gl:;/\t%‘ llttl seems a long time sincc‘::clwit::e n::;:i ...
... figure:. who talk sal sing in excellent, clear Noir2e , . Mike Murphy, a local artiste. the audience with his singing att , l clog dancing, This week-end. a thrilling drama. In for which he get: a 'great reeoptiou. the Secret Servile. - will be shown, while ...
... Macdonald (the Sailor's Hornpipe and Clog Dance). Songs were given by Mr D. Clark; Mr Dick, entertainer. and Mr Jamieson gave piano - accordcnn ',elections. Miss CirifTen and Mr Cook were accompanist,. \t the dance music was supplied under the direction ...
... legislation. These folk turn their backs on the past with an impatient shrug of the shoulders, as much as t say the past is a clog to their feet. Is it ? Rather is it not truer to say that there is nothing new under the sun? If you have taken refuge in many ...
... glazier will appear. A watchmaker looks after the clocks, a plumber plumbs for you, a music-hall artiste will discourse a clog-dance at your concert, You may get the latest The greatest of all industries in this country is still agriculture, although that ...
... reek are injured through lack of temple world; force till righ t_ eady.-.loCallne. A RATTLE FOR BABY. of entries for the competitions we are o ff ering How did is work' gem help than are assisted by the annum - F orce d rih in thji GAMES,PUZZLES AND ...
... the water. the Butteridge aspect of the affair. not out of weakly in the p ause that followed. There will be biz prise Competition, ever, meat declare that they can see no relation-what a beautiful pair of horn* I hate Hon ,hip between Jews' death and ...