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... Clcrk- DANCING ACADEMY. OSWELL HALL, respectable and lj-conducted place M of amusement. Popular Quadrille Assemblies, in the spacious and newly decorated Hall, on Mondays, Wodn.w-daya, and Saturdays. The evening’s practice, Sixpence. 86, DANCING MONDAY ...
... selection of miscellaneous objects, including two pairs of negro slap shoes, greatly recormmended to those who care for clog dancing; several highly coloured maps drawn by the children of members to show the public the many towns into which co-operative ...
... CYCLING.— H. R. miles 410 yards in hours min. see., Harry Iligtiam, Agricultural Hall, Islington, Aluich 18, 1860. STEP DANCING.—WouId-be Clog Dancer. are sorry that wu cannot oblige you. . CARDS.—LOO.—J. K. (Putney). Tho geneial rule i* tbat loft, hand adversary ...
... THE FIELD. SATURDAY, XARCH 16, 1872. THE CHAMP 01' SPORT. WITBOUT COMPETITION, sport as well as life would stagmate. It was told of the natives of the Balearic Islands that when young they were taught the accurate use of the sling by their parents placing ...
... Negro Comedians, Breakneck Knockabouts, Grotesque Song mad Dance Artistes, Ac.; Special Engagement of Pauline, Alice, and Bose, Champion Operatic and Skipping-rope Dancers; Dave Daniels, Song and Dance Artistes; Zoio, Gymnast and Horizontal Bar Performer; ...
... Pri vate Lessons given in Stago Dancing. Up-to-date Clog, French, and Graceful Dances for Theatres undMusio 1 1 al In. Terms moderate. tTABAMB: GRACE LUCELLE 1YX Ballet Mistress, Teaches every description of Stago Dancing rapidly and correctly. Private ...
... burlesqued. Mr Harry Lennard was very successful in his Serpentine Dance, in which he cleverly imitated the graceful evolutions of Miss Jenny Joyce. He calls it a Jit de si&le dance, and it was heartily applauded by the audience. Another extremely comic ...
... usual quaint manner. La Roland. in her extremely clever and effective fire dance, entitled She, introduces effects which are astonish- ing as well as charming, the lady dancing on a sheet of glass while various coloured lights are thrown on her from ...
... we quote the following :— Clog-dancing is still • popular amusement in the North of England, but in the South it has died out and is praotie.ally forgotten. Mr. J. C. Marshall, who arranged the famous championship competition at Leeds in May, 1880, is ...
... about right, his whistling in The Whistling Coster being great; James Quisick is a clog dancer of the first rank (he was in the final at the recent clog competition for the championship, which was won by Burns, of Glasgow). Miss Dorothy Pearl is a young ...
... Sergt. S. H. Hagon, Sergt. H. J. Hagon, Colour-Sergt. Davies, Mr. Matthews, and Pte. T. Hill, who also gave a clog dance and a jockey dance in character, and Bandsman J. Roche ably performed a clarionet solo. The prOceediugs, which were of a most enjoyable ...
... -20g3., and her foal by St. Florian was the best looking seen in the ring during the week. After a lot of competition he went to Mr. Sneyd for ClOgs. Mr. Cholmley sent up some well- bred mares, and the St. Simon mare Ravensbourne, served by Trenton, went ...