... whimsi- cal pantomimic duet and their clever and eccentric dancing, being followed with good effect by the Sisters Milanlin, serio-comics and dancers. BPr Fred. Storey, as usual, delights with his dancing, but should be called severely to order for part of the ...

... a good selection of topical songs; Bliss Minnie Bingham dances aud renders her serio songs effectively ; and Mr J. P. Curlett secures applause by his rendering of Irish songs and by his dancing. ST. GEOeiiiE'S HALL.-Under the Management of Mr Walter Holmes ...

... WVest bV storm with the perfection of her dancing. Be it the chic and abandon of a prima donna assoluta in a tee solo, the conventional steps of a Dutch clog dancer, or the pats boedissaint of a French dancing master-of all these examples of the Terpsichorean ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Moonl (Mr George Lupino) had a large auldience oii his benefit night at the Britannia Theatre, Iloxtoit, oel WVednesday.-Clog dancing is not common at the Empire, Mr Frank Leon makes it uncommon.- M1iss Eva Bell wvil head a combination to play on tour a ...

... Mansfield, Notts. W AN TED, Known to Managers, &ac., Geo. W L.Dancers (the Original llagpie), Character Comedian. Clog Song and Dance Artiste, Liberty March ath, and onwards. .Address, 109, Stanhope-street, Newvcastle. WTANTED, Jan. 23d and 3Oth, by ...

... The orchestra acquitted itself wvell. Mr Leon Dubois gave a rope ascension display, and Miss L. Villiers in clogs danced well. The serpentine dance by Mldlle. Enna- suite was graceful. CAVALRY THEATRE. - Manager, MIr Glover. - Mr Harry Slade, vocalist, is ...

... admirable. The orchestra acnjuitted itself well. Mr Leon l)ubois gave ea rope ?? display, and Miss L. Villiers in clogs danced well. The serpentine dance by Mdlle. Enna- suite was graceful. CAVALRY THEATRE.-Alanager, Mlr Glover.- Mr 1. Harry Slade, vocalist, is ...

... 12, Adderley-street, Liverpool. LT A N G S L 0 W. 11 the Only Rifle Shot on the Lofty Wire in the World. No Rivals, No Competition. Because the Champion of the World. A great success at Empire, Brighton. At Liberty Monday next; also for Fttes and Galas ...

... do ivell to Engage T 1 H E T W O D A NI, Lon and Short Stilt Performers, Aith Ful'Y - Sayings; fig Clog and Flap, Song and Danler ' e . Pedestal Clog Dasce ; Bones, and Stetip SpetSul ing Double Spade Dancers. The Ttia'%5liO, Select-ions from their Extensive ...

... ?? SCHOOL FOR DANCING. C Esablshe TwntyYears. Zver5 d descrtlo edfptL VALENTINE. TaugatlOf InO St D ng thoroughly and properly ~ DANCIN EINSTERBRI~GEROAD. R. M.AO~~ DANCING.tS . . M CR0MPTO N, tictosal Chansoteristic and Skirt Dances. ACAEMY54, BENER ...