... Songs by that Popular author Walter Gilbert. Dances by G. Le Brun. _ The above Engagements made by Mr Fred. Harvey. The Coming Star. I IZZIE CHIPCHAtiE, the Gem of Male Inipersoiiators and Neat Song and Dance Artiste, now imakli4i tremendous smmcce-s at ...

... Envelope for Prospectus. ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR DANCING, E Conducted by PAUL VALENTINE. Ballet Director (Four Seasons), Theatre RoyaL Covent-garden. Ballet, Breakdown, Clog, Hornpipe, Irish, American Jig Dancing, &c. In connection, a Theatrical and Music Hall ...

... Theatre of Varieties, Manchester, to Dance any Lady in the World for 20, Miss Nellie Martell and Miss Nellie Coleman preferred. If these Ladies will put 20 down each to lises 1{ay's 20 and Dance for the ;00, Miss Bay will Dance them in any London hall. Have ...

... taught in a few lessons. ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR DANCING, E Conducted by PAUL VALENTINE. . Ballet Director (Four Seasons), Theatre Royal, Covent-garden. Ballet, Breakdown, Clog, Hornpipe, Irish, American Jig Dancing, dc. In connection, a Theatriral and Music ...

... applause. Florrie, Alice, Kate, and Lilian, in their silver clog dance are received with enthusiasm. Terence and Boss Fisher are excel- lent Negro comedians, and their spade and pedestal dances are cleverly executed. Remnaining from last week we have the ...

... MIoid5Y net Wre, Star Music hall, Bradford. Wire. lEANTED, Engagement, by Dick Wadeson, YY Cemedian and Trick Clog Dancer, Juggling, and Danc. ing the saute time. Monday, Gaiety, Manley. ANTED, by Will Percival, Vocalist and VI ChatpicO Pedetal Dancer ...

... admirable. The orchestra acnjuitted itself well. Mr Leon l)ubois gave ea rope ?? display, and Miss L. Villiers in clogs danced well. The serpentine dance by Mdlle. Enna- suite was graceful. CAVALRY THEATRE.-Alanager, Mlr Glover.- Mr 1. Harry Slade, vocalist, is ...

... encored. Pretty Little Rosie con- tinues her marvellously clever transformation dances, and Jean Stanley and Mdlle. Lillian are still well received in their lively duets and dances. Joe Edmonds's diverting Negro impersonations keep the audience in excellent ...

... Song, Dance, Jest, Story, and Comedy vill make their Fiost Bow toan English welcome at TEIE OXFORD and ALHAMtBRA, oil Monday next. Sole Guide, Conductor, and Agent, ?? J. Didecott, G, York-road, London. Opposition not recognised, Competition defied. ...

... in arousing the -greatest enthusiasm by her singing and dancing. Another coispicuous part is the Sir Hopper Plate by Miss Madeleine May, who is warmly applauded for her clever skipping-rope dance; Misses Louis and Nellic *Griffiths are conspicuously pleasing ...

... 12, Adderley-street, Liverpool. LT A N G S L 0 W. 11 the Only Rifle Shot on the Lofty Wire in the World. No Rivals, No Competition. Because the Champion of the World. A great success at Empire, Brighton. At Liberty Monday next; also for Fttes and Galas ...

... IZZIE CHIPCHASE, Gem of Male L Impersonators and Neat Song and Dance Artist, Re-engaged at QUEEN'S. POPLAR. Big succeEs. Sole Agent, G. H. Macdermuott. The Sunlight Pearl of Song and Dance. TI L Y L A U R E L, L the Star of all Male Impersonators, HARWOOD'S ...