... to the well-selected ALHAM- B1A1 TROUPE. Second week of PROFESSOR SILVESTER'S Enchant- ing IAY.ROTALLO ENA, or Prismatic Dancing Waters, with Novel Terpsichorean and Musical Effects. The Beautiful Floral Ballet, with 100 )bancers, at Nine o'clock, which ...

... merely as actress who dances, for there arc many on the stage who, if occasion requsires, can introduce a donot ia the ciaet of a dtialogue, or as a Pantomimic supplement to a plals'l Pezer. Mdllc di Rhona aets tlr'ogh her dancing; the sentiments wlhich ...

... Luizxaend their celebrated tecaypc cf Spanish Dancs'ea. First appearance of M0lic.Jaleetts Berry, the cescorated operatic singer, from the se. James's Theatre;W R.E. Wartor, and Sbiby end Juba, the best clog, haone, and pomp edanccrsvin England, Adixis ...

... Orange Girl ?? which has been produced at a great outlay. Tue New and Beautiful Scenery by Ms-. Messender atmd Assistants. The Dances amid Groupings arranged by Mr. Cormack (Theatre Royal, Drury-lane). The whoet produced under the Directioms of the Author ...

... residence, 9, St. Ann'e-road. Notting-hill, W1r. DANCING.-3, HANOVER.SQUARE, MEGENT.STRREBI jR. ST. MAINE, of the Theatre Royal, M LL~oDorairy-lane aiid Covent Garden.-CLASSES for fashionhble BALL-ROOM DANCING, LANCERS, VALSE, GALOP, &o., every Wednesday ...

... Enter- tainment; Tom Faneourt, the Farmer's Son; Mr and Mrs Marti Johneon; Robert Ring; Fox and Smith; John Stoker, Champion Clog Dancer; and Srm Colline, Everybody's own Boy. Private doxee, 6e.; Stalls, 9d., Bat- cony. dd.; Area, 3d. Managing Director ...

... Ticsle. Music and Words 0Twelve Stamps. ; t5AM WATSVN, Duettist, does hereby Challenge , in;t Clogs, CE BOB HARRISON, Duettist, or SABt WILLIS, Duettiat iu Clogs, Nailed Boots, Taps, or Pumps, for 100; the match to come off ;- in Australia. First deposit ...

... El, ignenit5t trocured. Sailors' Hornpipes, It;leisid Flings, Clog Horilpipe, Bleek lowns, Irish Jigs, and every descrilbtrtri of Burlesque Dances , ri , nstruoction till perfect it each dance, At f's: Articled pli;ils :401, ,adies and Gentlemen call be ...

... (in their pleasing Entertainment), Nelly Power (Characteristic Comic Vocalist), Charles Burton (in his new Transformation Dance The Car- nival), Mr. and Mrs. Leggett (Duettists and Dancers), Harry Baker (Comic Singer), and Fred. French. Commencing ...

... Minstrels, the Fritz Family (Aerobats), Harry Sidney (our SPeCiBl Correspondent), Miroens 'Vllkinson IPatter Singer), J, Allen (Clog Dancer), J. H, Kelly (Negro Melodist). Clara and Annie Young (Scrio-Cou.ie Duettilsts). Commencing at Seven. Conductor, Mr ...

... Rottns. THE ALABAMA MINSTREL.S, T.(Five in Number), the on4 Tsroupe of Real BlMack in England, and whose Entertainments defy competition, concluded asucceaesal En. gegencent at CASINO, MANCHESTER, on Saturday, August 18th. Open at TYNE MUSIC HALL, NEWCASTLE ...

... John and Marie (the Celebrated Daettista). Young kelly (the Juvenile Wonder), Little Joe Allen (the IrTsh Comiqeu and Champion Clog Dancer), Professor CoX-a New Series of Dissolving Views and Optical Illualons. Chairman and Director, Mr J. SzPaLN; Leader ...