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... contributions It pace of an Fund wi all the advantages of For farther parti JOHN DAVISON, me Bedlington. SINGING & DANCING COMPETITION. Music Hatt, Gare, 2?rx, 1892. Committee Ta give prizes as follows :— of the Choppington Braes Bor the 2 best SENTIMENTAL ...
... evening; I private tuition classes, Monday and Thursday mehli 8 tm 10 o'clock; all the latest dances; •chools attended. 12 South Circular road, PoctobeUa DANCING; Professor and Madame p'Vine, celebrated instructors ballroom and stage n,npmtT- Academy, Lower ...
... Bi* students entered competition for which two prises, oce Os. sod the other 4» . were offered. Mr. J. Powell won the first pris-s with his c .rate song •• Did whilst Mr John Shares carried off the other with his grotesque clog dance. The whole the items ...
... Monday Evening. DANCING, Temperance Hall, Messrs M'Leod and Grant Open Classes, Friday, 14th October. Prospectuses, William Low & Co., Merchants. ANCING.—Lewis Grant gives Private Lessons Hornpipe, Clog, Jig, Sand, Medley, and Highland Dances. Ellen Street ...
... 9.—A Granrkeor;CeßTOritip Benefit . of pin FEBRUARY. iiiiii: . . I'll ; round .4 t - ..X ~ Johnson. of Bolto. Singing. Clog Dancing, &c., to conclude with a 4-round contest between Bill Johnson and W. Billington. PEB. 10.—Jan Barry's Grand Assault-at-Arms ...
... porformers in Half Hour EntartaiamenCs, including Character Sketches, Veutriloqoial Performances, Skirt Dances. Irish Jigs, Scotch Keels, Lancashire Clog Dancings, Banjo Recitals, Nigger Roi rcseotalioas, Humorous Limelight Effects, specially composed Musical ...
... and Music; Castlcton district. Address hoi 2598. Evening Telegraph. YOUTH Wants Leam all sorts of Fancy Dancing, such as toe dancing clog dancing. Address, giving particulars, box 3465. Evg. Tel. ...
... the vocalists were Mrs Reid, Misses Ross, M'Neil, Duncan, and Hay. and Messrs Slurp, Colman, and Reid. Mr Young gave the clog dance, and • most enjoyable and admirably rendered programme was given by these ladies and gentlemen, who, with much generosity ...
... newspaper mon on the list fortify themselves for the contest with suitable lotions and embrocations. Perhaps a hatchetthrowing competition for the Pantomime- Success Championship would have been even more suitable, but it was generally felt that, with J. P. H-rd-ore ...
... and clog dances of Messrs. Woodland and Jenkins. Great credit is due to Mr. A. Edwards for the admirable way in which his songs were rendered. The singing and inelodian competitions fell through, there being no entry. In the concertina competition there ...
... three competitions are open—light-weight, 9st and under ; middleweight, list 4fb and under,. and heavy-weight. A large number of entries have been received not only for the wrestling but for Indian club swinging. punching the ball, clog dancing, and heayy ...
... performers in Half Hour Entertainments including Character Sketches, Ventriloqoinl Performances, Skirt Dances. Irish Jigs. Scotch Ueels, Lancashire Clog Dancings, Banjo Recitals, Nigger Representations, Humorous Limelight Effects, specially composed Musical ...