... CLPIL GWYN. aoaa. AT nue Lavern , nom' hum ILLI.VIAtt DRBSS, AND MANTAS' GAVIN SHANKS, CHORAL HALL, HAMILTON Tua GRAND CLOG DANCE COMPETITION CHAMPION MILT, Hem Cows.% MIT 111011111 T. $/•• fbr Twelfth ore Bill*, H. MORRISON, PORTLAND voce, NAMUR TBUHN euNza•L ...

... WKS 0/ fiIiRISTMAS CARDS, SCOTTS MILODZONS HAIL, RemwroN. mpg. awk. NSW TIAI PRICES, 10/6, 12/6, 16/6. GRAND CLOG DANCE Th .•-.. COMPETITION glr,—Tear Nod.. lob hob pi. Whin. MT, yaw Owosso. b.. wow. , SCOTT CO., LUST Far MORRISON,- GLASGOW. ...

... cleared for dancing, which waske pt up till far on in the morning. Bro. Jas. Henderson discharged the duties of M.C., and the music was supplied by Bro. Island. During an interval in the dancing, Mr M'Ewan favoured the company by dancing a hornpipe in ...

... of song and dance artistes, double clog and statue dancers, in excellent style, and it says a lot for the Carrick XI. F.C. to have such artistes in their club. The concert was brought to a successful issue with two competitions. clog-dancing ...

... competitors, and after a long and in' competition the results were as follows : , Miss M. Sh*, Chapelhall ; tenor, Mr Prentice, Holytown ; bees or bedtime, Mr D. Leitch, Airdrie ; comic, Mr T. Strang, Chapelhall ; clog dancing, Master M. M'Pake, Airdrie. The ...

... LIGHT Lams, Ito MA. GRAND AMATEITt sINGH2O, DANCING. and CLI7B SWINGING COMPSTMON (Open feriae. isied6 in PUBLIC HALL. AIRDRIE are lIAtVRDATM. APRIL 1 and Hoe. ere. Nov. RAMAT. Ee4 , le the Chith. VOCAL COMPETITION.—tat Prise fps Soprano, Medal (Peenteted ...

... 150 Yards (open)-1. Blaeklaws. Leith ;2, R ;3. A. Duncan. Clog Dance-1, G. Carty ;2, Ill'Darroeh Brownlie. Consolation Race-1. G. Browne ;2. W. Downie 3, R. Jamieson. Grand Ftball Competition, S a side, 11 teams entered-1, Share (woo by 1 goal and 1 ...

... CUOMO & THS DODOS Nicol Jarvis, by Jamas An. dims. DergiOd the Dorlsar, by Mr Jos Lofty. Juno own* was.. Sammy. CLOG DANCING COMPETITION. First Mr—lisadsonis Ml•sr Watch. &coed Pulse Idlers Mods/ Intsedaw pima. sand their Peas sod Address sot War FRADAY ...

... Duncan, Ed inburgh. Conlotion racer-1, A. Duncan. Edinburgh ; 2, R. Whelan, Hamilton ; 3, P. Borrow,,, Bowbouwe hoff. Clog dance-1, .1. Clark, Bellohill ; 2. 13. Carty, Shotto ; 3..1. Carty, Shrub., and J. Strang. Carlin, equal. Junior football (five ...

... Mr S. Johnstone gave a finished rendering of Mona, a very popular tenor song. The plantation song and dance, Click, clack. clatter go (le clogs,' was greatly appreciated, and Mr Hodge was loudly applauded. The first part was concluded with what was ...

... Preseatad to tisane Gray by the of the Heart. Quadrille asaarnbly. Yr Clog suds • wash* reply. Aft*, which enrol soap were Siren to good Ail. by numbers the rub lead partners. Dancing was &boat 11 o'clock to the inspiring strains of the violins of Masers ...

... movement, both of which be strongly advocated alike in the interest of master and man. Mr D. G. Forsyth folioaeJ with a clog dance, Mr J. Black with a song. and the art of club-swinging was deftly iiplayed by Mr John Aitken. Besides the artistes appearing ...