... Gaiety, ap pear ' last Friday. It appears that two local amateurs were billed to alte r l w ith Mr. Wheatley in a trial clog-dance. One of the amateurs, and,`, l.e sing himself for the contest, went to take a peep at the audience c log such an enormous ...

... interest, and never fails to bringdown the bouse. Severd of laal week’s favourites are still in the bill. Hildi >relli, song and dance artist; Harry Harri*, «c.catric comedian ; J P. Breton, cliar.rct'-r comedian with bis raa»ical srick ;Fred Dice, with his ...

... privilege of dancing ns well as a music licence, should hark back to an entertainment which includes some of those incidental skipping-rope dances allowable even before the Middlesex Magistrates had meted out that dole of liberality sanctioning dancing at the ...

... Barclay, the quaint comedian, is well received, and deservedly so ; Susie Dawson, serio and clog dancer, works hard, and her reception is a good one, her dancing is especially worthy of note ; George Nen° is a treat ; and Charles Clarendon, vocal comedian ...

... Jack Burke's clever ii.iUgels, J*-m (Somers Town) v. took T urn). The 5.a Moine brother and sister) gave a vers clever clog dance, and three goiwl rounds with gloves between Harry Grcenlield (9*t champion) and Jem Keating (Jlßrylebone), concluded a line ...

... each day. Among the innumerable attractions held forth to those who '•paid their money and had their choice, there was clog dancing, acrobat performances, Sights on the trapeze by a female, comic scenes and other stage productions by London artistes. ...

... boisterous personalities at express speed, in athletic competitions, such as tumbling, jump- ing, rowing, &c., and at the end of the first act the audience was threatened with an entire Inter 'Varsity competition. All we can say is that if these alumni are to ...

... under Marquis •f Queen'berry’s rules. Also two beautiful prises for an amateur dog-dancing competition, and also two splendid prizes for a profirasiooal clog-dancing competition. Also, wrestling some of the best men in Ragland. Entrance-fee. ...

... Soldier 1, Son. Mr Harry Nicholson in All in a Row ant Jeremiah. The Sisters Merry, pluseleg song and dance artistee, whose Mogi, g and dancing ornately pleased everyone. Mr. Harry Wale in ' They want me later and Tbe Boys. Mr. Frank Molitor. ...

... Monday evening, Dec. 7th, the cause of death being the bursting of a blood-vessel. Mr Sullivan was well known as a clog-dancer, having danced second to the late J. H. Haslam for the championship of the world. Mr Sullivan and his wife were better known by ...

... Hours 11 till 7. Stamp for reply. Notice above Oban o of Address. I E Y, ~lli Tbachkr «P Danotno. Clog, ilornptpe, Spanish, American and Irish Jig Dancing rapidly taught. Itas.) payments. for reply. Hours, 11.30 till 8.30 ; Wednesdays excepted. 15 FENTON ...

... notice in the Kntk’actr of Juno full, saya: We ob-orve that slie is announced as the champion lady clog dancer, but are quite ignorant of any competitive performance having taken place between Miss Alexander and any other artiste, whose professional career ...