... I LI. COMPETITION. The officers of this corps, experiencing great difficulty in getting the members to make themselves more thoroughly acquainted with repository man,' uvrei, decided, some short time ago, to offer an annual priie for competition in this ...

... branch of business, and meats with loudly expressed approval. So does Kr. Harry Kan. chaster, veal ormedisa cad chaser; his clog dances are firm. Kr. Will Dalton, patter comedian and teeny lamer, does a good turn and earns the plaudits of the base. Kies With ...

... skipping rope dancing and lively and vivacious singing. Mr. Tom Callaghan's re-engagement proved eminently successful, for in addition to his excellent character impersonations, being exceptionally good in It was her Sunday out,' he dances capitally well ...

... this association, an elocutionary competition was held in the Vestry of Milton-road chapel, on Thursday evening, the Rev. W. H. Milward in the chair. Messrs. Duneford, T. Hogg, and J. Harrington, engaged in the competition, the prize (a book of the value ...

... V. Band. The programme consisted of 18 dances, which were vigorously indulged in till 1.15 am. The splendid orchestra of the oorps, under Bandmaster F. Watson, rendered some of the latest music. During the dance, ample refreshments were supplied, this ...

... scored much success in the serio-comic song, Peek a Boo, and also in the song and dance, Nomh. Miss Emily Sedgwick's singing and dancing—especially the clog dance—has likewise made a very favourable impression upon the audiences, as have also the ...

... ributes several songs in admirable style, and the efforts of Alf. Taman, comedian, also give much enjoyment, especially his clog dancing. The wonders of Casoo's einematoseope and gramophone are again exhibited, and the other turns are Miss Ida Howard, serio ...

... DANCR.The fine of two Cinderella dances, to he given by the North Kent Cycling Club, IMP held at the New Falcon Hotel en Tuesday evening, and off must auonesafully. The aseembly eumbered (nen P.O te 60, and the IS dances . which commend the programme were ...

... evening, as also did Messrs. W. Harris, H. Munro, H. Drake, and others. Mr. A. G. Rowell gave a recitation, and Mr. C. Lemo a clog dance, the entertainment proving a great soceses• Bosoms RADICAL ABSOCIATION.—A very Jul smoking concert was held, under the auxins' ...

... finding much favour with the company. Mr. Fennell I did justice to a ditty showing How Paddy stole the rope. A first class clog dance was given Brothers Howard (2), the applause elicited Inimpleafening. Mr. J. Jessup then sang The Eseessa Cab, Mr. M. Johnson ...

... Wilson Hallett, as usual, carped tremendous applause by hie marvellous immitation of a little girl reciting. An international clog dance was contributed by Messrs. Fletch, Moore, and Horace. The Musical Lindiays Performed a number Of clover and eccentric tricks ...

... Oh. be Is Me mere the aortal lettere that bogs the argon' A emus living is the North Region at bs an to tell the time by the clog, wee embed see by • frieed how she knew who. ft tins bee dieser ready. She answered: Wks the big linger points to the pantry ...