... PLATIVILM. RULES OF THE CONTEST. I.—Each Competitor to Dance in Clogs, without any fittings or Jiukies attached. 2.—Two or more Competitors to dance each evening in each House. 3.—Each Competitor to dance 12 Steps and a Shuffle-off (to Shuttle ill the toe) ...

... attention to a mural fakement which contained particulars of a clog-dancing competition which was forming a turn in the Utopia programme. The bill announced that the First Great Clog Dancing Contest for the Championship of Lancashire wai ...

... wrest Genic fr ll om ,l t l. he Military meet, every Evesteg and hatarday POII&IN-IIAND AND TANDEM COMPETITION& M UBICAL RIDE. FLOWER CA RN I VAL. MAYPOLE DANCE. 8/D E ow& ROUNDABOUTS. FIREWORKS EVERY EVENING & For !unb Bl ar part CßAY& iculars DUD. ENCLOSE ...

... her London Triumph. SALOME DANCE! SALOME DANCE! SALOME DANCE! A IMENDELSSOHN'S SPRING SONO DANCES. The of Loudon. The Sensatioo of the Year. These Dances have been seen. patronised. and approved by their Majesties the [ ...

... an within easy reach . a•d the Clog. Down Railway 111• Dim •boot le imputes' drive. This bale presents • rare opportunity ler the .arquisstioa of the choicest Budding 1.-tate which bas beau Mimed lot public competition or near Bristol 101 toast yew. For ...

... provide a pretty and animated turn, dancing grasefully and posing in attitudes characteristic of the cricket and football fields, the golf links. and the ring. The programme, indeed, is particularly strong in dancing, some capital work being done by Jack ...

... in the costume of Lotus XIV. There were several troupes of dancing coons, and the Josses from Lancashire were much in evidence. . The latter, in their mill clothes, gave some capital clog dances. A ferocious-looking creature with a blue stained sword, whom ...

... was in every respect admirable. Especially praiseworthy wi g the indllin club role given by Bandsman Brown. and the statue clog dance which he performs with ' 4 ertreant Phillips. The popular sergeant also dinicted the exercises over the vaulting hone of ...

... of the quaint Easter custom, the nocoanatters' morns dance, founded in 1857, was celebrated in on Saturday, Twenty men, dreamed in black Pre's, velvet trousers, white stockings, and te r d . clogs, with turbans and ornamental perarnbuated scandals, wed ...

... nightmare of • trug;:lee privative.. In IWO. et the Prinows'a Palace, Leeds. Frank Dalton (u comic singer) 'attired for dancing competition. This we , tho brat occasion m which I was billed es Dan Leo- my plopor ALMS George. No one than.-at I could arty ...

... imitation of :Mum a. popular as any. 'V.-night a cake-walk competition is to be miaowed. and later in the week prizes will be awarded to thol , e adjudged the moat expert lin the not etyle of dancing. As to the pontentim., itself. if rune on with• out any ...

... 1904, whereas he had bee from diabetes and receiving tick Honour gave judgment for the defer pang• CHORAL• COMPETITION.—On Mona a choral competition in connertin Leek Temperarce Band was held Hall, when there was a large attend two choirs competed but there ...