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... Tour with Mr. Hurry Rickards in Australia. Prr**» Notices 100 numerous mention. The Three Sisters Lee wish to thank Mr. Rickards for the courte.-y and many kindnesses shown them during their seventeen weeks’ slay in Australia. Liberty fur Pantomime. Speciality ...
... danced in India, China, and Japan. Her father was the clever American dancer, Charles Holly, who first introduced clog-dancing in Australia. Our pic ture on the front page is by Bassano, Old Bond-street. INTERNATIONAL FIRE EXHIBITION. The Duke of Cambridge ...
... distribution of 8 per cent., and a bonus of 3 per cent. for the year. This undertaking, which owns properties situated in Australia covering an area of upwards of 430,000 acres, which are chiefly used for the rearing of sheep and cattle, has been steadily ...
... appear u declare that every mao. woman and clog. dancing, and for their benefit tr>e route-te referred to. A very y l doge habitually, time they may have to spare may • * Perfecting themselves in their a-t clog dancing—for aort of .‘•T’'? ? *Ppnr Uj cor . ...
... Shoos ( New ) , is . 6 d . Wiss ( Wonderful Value ) , 13 . 6 d . ; Three ( ) , 43 . Ladies * and 3 s , Spring Hats , Clogs , Dancing Shoe 3 , Band BooUs , VarcVroba Ontflts , ote etc . — , 99 , Antill Koail , Bow , E . The acknowledged Cheapest aud Best ...
... Bon. T. Price, Prime Minister of South Australia. Mr. Price had been baling since his return from England. and had been an invalid since the last Session of Pirtlelensed. The late Prime Minister of South Australia was born poor parent* in North Wales on ...
... attraction at the Hippodrome. Every one of the many admirers of her acting is anxious to give her a welcome on her return from Australia. Mr. Henry Arthur Jones has contrived a clever enough little sketch from his comedy, Dolly Reforming Herself,” but it will ...
... servants be abolished. This is significant upheaval in club ritual. Before the war one would as soon have thought of dancing clog dance on a grave-name slab tipping a servant in exclusive London clubland. though that distinction might have been claimed Sir ...
... Birtlulay Club’': Mr. George H. Vans, “Porec”; Mr. Val Gleesoot, - Jack’s come home to-day”; Mr. Pritchard. Good-bye to Australia”; Mr, Alf Pearce, “Uncle Joe plays rag on his old banjo”; concertina solo, “The darkey’s dream, Mr. Sam rag time selection ...
... baby girl (whom Mme. Novissimo was looking forward to seeing( are on their way home from Australia. They had hoped to take Mme. Novissimo back with them to Australia. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Titherington. she was born at Dee Hills, Chester, and ...
... without money, and walking, walking all the while. Better times began to dawn when we walked into Wakefield. There was a clog-dancing competition for a purse of silver and a leg of mutton. The show was for the benefit of Messrs. Melrose and Richards. Richards ...
... business; and Hanvarr thrives well with his club juggling. Messrs. Ike Scott and Son with the song “I never look that way,’’ and clog dance, succeed capitally ; while the good programme is brought to termination by the merry dancing of the Nine Rosebuds. Messrs ...