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... also Mr. l'antlin ; and the comic songs of Mr. A. Rowe and Mr. Snellock earned rounds of applause. Mr. Clarke p , rfoured a clog dance, and Mr. H. Day playa an xcelk ..t cortat solo. The piece of the evening was the extravaganza, The Two Apprentices, as ...
... and their able dancing was applauded. Miss Ange Pelham sang You are awfully wicked, and assumed the characters of a saucy romp, who says to her boy lovers You meust Wait till I'm twenty-one, anti of A Lancashire Girl, who can dance well. An effusion ...
... the performance eon. I Genoa Rowley, 13; Sergt.- Majoe C 'morel Dy Corp!. Huntington. The part of the ! lioward, IS. rhe competition tor the Chem} ins Cap, s i repel with an er.mture (two TIGIIIIT and a , then took place. The cunditions being 10 rounds ...
... by the presentation of a testimonial to Capt. Mackintosh. half-past eight o’clock the whole of the guests had arrived, and dancing was the order of the night. Mr. Gunn’s quadrille band, supplemented by couple of violinists from Aberdeen, occasionally relieved ...
... appreciate the efforts made for their amusement, and the “Brothers Brown” especially received quite ovation after their clog dance.” We are informed that the troupe will gladly perform anywhere if invited. The secretary is Mr. Evans, of 9, Stanley-terrace ...
... Probably the best pieces in this part were a concertina selection by Mr. tf. Woodward, a *temp oration by Mr. H. Bell, and a clog dance Messrs. Ford and Hamilton. Mr. Syniondson presided at the pianoforte. The entertainment throughout afforded much amusement ...
... Cashen “ Old Jaw Bone” Mr W Clark The second part commenced with the ballad entitled “I for thee” Mr W Clark song dance Mr F Cashen clog dancs and hornpipe Mr F Cashen The Darkie’a History of England” Mr J Birch The performance concluded with a screaming ...
... startlinig effects. BImTANsIA TIseWras.-The Sisters Schofield (characteristic duettists, clog, and puimp dancers), Etta (America's marvel, in her illuminated aeraial clog-mcelanie), and Mr and Mrs Manhill have beens re-engaged for this week, anid have continued ...
... patronage. nweds trial to prove ite PROPEUT’S IMPROVED HARNESS OOMPO. BITION peculiarly nourishing the leather. It will not clog the stitches, and produce* splendid waterproof poUeh. PROPERTY WATERPROOF HARNESS BLACKING, being liquid, eornfatnee a permanent ...
... ATRE. I R. J. MEPREDITH BALL A (for Eight Years Musical Director of the Prince of Wales's Royal Theatre), Composos Vocal and Dance Music for Dramatic or special purposes; also composes and arranges Incidental Music for Dramas. Burlesques, or Pantosnimes ...
... lightly treated. There old Greek story of certain famous Athenian maitrt tie llamas who insisted that bis pupils should dance hravy wooden clogs, on the intelligible ground that man who can perform so shackled will, when free, exhibit more than usual graco and ...
... would be convene d le, a o e account :- On the oth * il f th e Danc ing Wave ters would to liabilities has risen If per cent. reemomand Ire to and man who was the male survivor of tbe Dancing leave was out to Canada, if the Breed deterrai that any of J ...