... striving to win the favour of the audience. Under the stimulating influences of competitions promoted by enterprising music hall managers, there is just now a boom in clog-dancing, and a very c'ever exponent of the art is seenlat this hall in Mr T. WV. Royal ...

... admirers ; Mr Tom Woott- well, with a qjuaint make-up, sang of the actor Miss Ray Maskell danced prettilv y Mr Frank Leon 1 proved himself a moaster of the art of clog daniciiig; the Brothers Grifithis forced time fun in their borlesqcue of a conjuring e ...

... will intro- Ii duce her latest iridescent and chromatic creations. fl 'La Danse Metallique, the Pearl Dance, the u Shell Dance, the Dance of the Seasons, and the F Spirit of the Storm. For these remarkable exposi. a Unitios of the poetry of ...

... audience. Miss Nellie Wilson sings All through winking at a magistrate, and dances with her usual success; the Sisters Lloyd and Miss Daisy Wood contribute song and dance; Mir R. G. Knowles is warmly welcomed; and there are also some taking songs by ...

... company, in Dcvilshoof; Miss Lizzie Villiers, a spark- ling vocalist and expert clog dancer ; the Three Perles, wonderfully smart acrobats; Miss Nelly Collier, song rand dance artist; Miss Norrie Brandon, burlesque actress; Mr Hugh Dempsey, a funny Irish ...

... the mounting of the piece effective. LEITH. COOKE'S ROYAL Ciscus.-Proprietor, Mr John Henry Cooke.-The bicycling and dancing competitions here were eminently popular, and further features have been added to the programme this week. The company have been ...

... to the stage attired with a long face and a big burdensome belt-and other neces- sary articles bien retenlou-to Perform a clog dance-a most funereal priceeding. But there is no public quicker than the frequelnters of varietv establishments to discern humour ...

... Burns, who throughout was the dark horse h of the competition. It appears he has practised clog dancing r, for twenty years. I His dancing was a revelation. v His dancing was a revelation. His dancing was a ...

... audience. Miss Nellie Wilson sings All through winking at a magistrate, and dances with her usual success; the Sisters Lloyd and Miss Daisy Wood contribute song and dance; Mr R. G. Knowles is warmly welcomed; and there are also some taking songs by ...

... is entirely successful. She acts, sings, and dances with a skill that causes her to be a great favourite. Miss Jenny Belmore is responsible for a large amount of the success of the pantomime. Her dancing is very good indeed. The Widow Twankey has an ...

... still a great favourite. Frazer and Mac give a good entertain- ment ; T. W. Royal obtains a flattering reception for his clog dancing; Miss Marie Petrie, serio; Sylvo, comedian and juggler; D. W. Watson, one-armed cornet player ; and the Sisters Winnifred ...

... infinite variety of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels. They do not care for the rivalry of pantomimes or any other form of competition. They have but to issue a new programme or migrate to the larger hall, and audiences come and fill up every corner. Boxing ...