... under sixties years of me, at Leaf Street and Mayfield bath s , Manchester. He then turned his to clog dancing, and won several prizes. also principal clog danoer at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, in the mn s tomirnes of Blue Beard ' sup Mother ae for two ...

... (.dorr*] Gun Club.Nottm* Hill. W.. ,I«uu«rj I (Saiurd.j), £3 huduav. enp; thro £3. CLOG DANCING. Dxhcikq.— Daniel Burden would like to meet the winner the competition at the Star Music Hall, Bsrrnondew, on Saturday laet, December 18, and turn for from ...

... excellent Terpsichorean transformation., and with great grace aid agility performed • descriptive dance, The Circus Rider, and on • pedestal • clog dance, which was so clever as to win for the little lady applause from all parts of the house. Mr Fred Cooper ...

... Jack Burke's clever ii.iUgels, J*-m (Somers Town) v. took T urn). The 5.a Moine brother and sister) gave a vers clever clog dance, and three goiwl rounds with gloves between Harry Grcenlield (9*t champion) and Jem Keating (Jlßrylebone), concluded a line ...

... we quote the following :— Clog-dancing is still • popular amusement in the North of England, but in the South it has died out and is praotie.ally forgotten. Mr. J. C. Marshall, who arranged the famous championship competition at Leeds in May, 1880, is ...

... flourishing. MIr. J. L:. W~ood informs us that a, contest for the clog-dancing champion- shlip will take place next January at theQ Empire, Bow. Mr. Wtood was the organiser of the competition held in Leeds in 1880, at wxhich M~r. Dan Leno won the Qrst prize ...

... being dif- ferent clog dances ol a pedestal. Vicissitudes broaden the sympathies of a man, and that this is the case with Mr Leno many' of his poorer professional brothers and sisters have good reason to know. SPEAKIXG of clog dancing reminds us of the ...

... and I must publicly state that I took no part in the carrying out of the same. I have decided to give the second great clog dancing contest for the championship, in London shortly, to be ruled by the same conditions and same referee and some of the judges ...

... attractive. Her dancing was also admired. The part of Reginald Fairfax was played by Mr Reddick Anderson, who sang well, as also did Lient. r Dick Cunningham (Mr C. C. Cautley). Mr Bertie s Wright as Wun-Hi caused much amusement. His e? dancing and antics ...

... Willoughby was M.O. Judges were Tim Sullivan and Jack Lock. Dick nook arranged for the final of the competition to take place, and another 6st 61b competition, which, not having space, we shall give next week. IN ANSWER TO Ted Goodson, of London, Cohen, of ...

... or Silver, «rt; by post, yd. extra. Sample, name in Gold, W. I>aBbrey, 8 Salmon’s bane, Stepney, London, K. Dancing taught, ail Scyies.— Clog, American. Reel, &o. Top-Boot a specialty. Songs, Melodies, and Band-Parts by weekly payments. - J. W. Lasbrey ...

... serio, opens the ball, or rather, the entertainment ; next comes T. W. Royal, a very smart clog dancer with numerous medals, the spits of his prowess in competitions. In the Lancashire style he must stani about top of the tree. Lthsome Marie Free is heartily ...