... Rig Success at BELSIONT'S PALACE, and n-ill dance any Tro Doable-Clog Dancers lt th, Profession, Lancashire Style. Business only meant. No gas- Sole Agent. Geo. Ware. 1?ARRELL and WILLMOT, the Iris]h F Dancing Masters, the greatest impersonators of Irish ...

... Warner r BELMONT'S VARIETIES. 9130 and Co. ST. JOnHd N and DWIGHT, t Refined Musical Act, Graceful Double Dance, and Great f Eccentric Clog Dance, LIVERMORES' ALHAMBRA, ABER- I DiEN. At Liberty for Pantomime. Address, Aberdeen ; or, Tom Shaw, 86, Strand ...

... allwalkiinandoutinanatural r Mianier. Mv ballet consists of a company of magnificent and lectWittR foriied fla'urrs, and they dance every step to the . ausri composed for them, 80 no one will be deceived who o'ties to see them. Mons. D'ARC will Challenge ...

... Theatre Royal. Farnworth, Conceina Ficand HEAVY MiAN (to play Lead if required), a First Lose First Chambermaid, to Singi and Dance. One capable of bn~ce preferred. Three or Four Young Lady Amateurs be received without premium. Address, W. H. PsAToesos, 32 ...

... CARDiFF. Agent, George Manning. There is only one Champion Lady Clog Dancer. TIZZIE VILLIERS (Our Liz). Tremendous X success PHICENIX, DOVER, Second Week. Immense success New Medley Dance, National Airs of all the Principal Nations of the World, arranged ...

... t XITANTED, Known, Dick Wadeson, Dancing W Marvel, concluded, great success, Social Club, Tod- morden; Talbot, Stalybridge; Higson's, Oldham. Monday, Booth's Varieties, Ashton. W ANTED, by R. J. Evans, One-Legged Clog WT Dancer, Old WVoman's Character ...

... by delighted audience. A perfectly Legal Competition. See below. - iss Peggy Pr de's singing and dancing secured unbounded admiration A worthy daughter of a most talented Mother -? Peggy 'Pryde, in song and dance, fairly electrified the audience ' Sole ...

... 139, Loughborough-road. Brixtun, S.W. ST. JOHN and DWIGHT, IJ a Clever, Refined Musical Act, Graceful Double Dance, and Eccentric Clog Dance, open for a few Immediate Dates. At Liberty for Pantomime. 14, Seymour-street, Liverpool; or, Tom Shaw, 86, Strand ...

... above Theatre last October 25th, defeating Four teen of the Best Clog Darcers iii the Profession. Mr HASLAM is the Holder of the Only Champion Belt of the WVorld, and is the onlly Clog Dancer who has ever won Two Belts Twie in succession. Agellt, E. COLLEY ...

... New Costunres, designed and executed by Mons. and Madame Alias. Scenery by Messrs Hicks and Watkin, and Mr Ford. Incidental Dances by Mons. Bertrand and Mlons. Nesnah. Full Chorus aird Orchestra utnder the direction of Mr John Crook. Doors open at Half-past ...

... Portland-street, Manchester. Plenty of New Lithos. and Letterpress Printing. W ANTED, Known, Pat O'Connor, Comedian TV and Clog ])ancer; also Daisy Bush, Serio, vacant, Mon- day, 30th. Great success at Alhanbra, Hull. WTANTED, Known, Alex. Fox, Ventriloquist ...

... on Saturday at Three o'cloek. The ?? H *] tel's Bltsh People, from the great Kalahari Desert, will appear in their Native Dances. Piano by Mr. Harries Wilson. Admission, ls. Adi 29.; Stalls , 3, 232, Piccadilly. R.W.S- WOOOIN'SOLIO OOF ODDITIES, With ...