... and during a long caree had also played many engagements in Australia and South Africa. Clog-dancing Expert. f the principal Mr, was one o! judges when the late Dan Leno won the clog-dancing championship of th eo world; also one of the judges, with Dan ...

... much at home in coon steps as in clog dancing. There can he no question about it— Miss Duprez proved an instantaneous success. Mr. James G. Rial. who joined Henry Lee in introducing the World's Entertainers to Australia two years ago, is returning here ...

... appearance as a dancer. Later he secured the clog-dancing champion ship of England by defeating Jack Carroll at the old Cambridge Music Hall. Liverpool, and he subse quently won the world's champion ship for clog-dancing from Wil liams, at the London Theatre ...

... and others terrible; than mws the one-legged dancer, a young haw who bad lost one of his legs. but could ao as excellent clog dance with one leg and aid of his crutch. . . A notorious wee the old Slahoganv Bar Mask I think I can remember one of Ow der ...

... tonic for the nation’s despondency, and Mr Stormont made an exoellent impression by his recitation of it. Tne interest in clog dancing seems to ebb and flow; but the public a er PP reciation and support accorded to Mr Fred Alill recent experiment at the ...

... wire-walking speciality; Violet Rivers is a dainty comedienne; Bert Ivan scores as a comedian; and George Warren excels in clog-dancing. Horae excellent films are shown on the Biograph. MEXBOROUOH.— Prince W’ales Theatre Pictures and variety form the atraction ...

... in to dialogue between the and the rest . The idea turns upon the fact of invalided Colonial dreaming of the old folks in Australia as they appear when he is with them , the middle portion of the sketch realising the tableau as they all sit at the door ...

... principally played low comedy characters in male attire—baggy breeches, coat, stick, red nose, concluding with a clever clog dance. Mimicry was also one of the gifted young lady’s accomplishments; and she soon developed into a finished and expert dancer ...

... Mercell for the tame tour . In Australia . Prior to his departure from Australia , Green tendered a dinner to Mr . Hugh D . Mclntosh . In his speech Mr . Green laid special stress on hospitable treatment meted out to him in Australia . Gilday and Fox have just ...

... Harris well in sketch; Walter Monroe always popular his Irish songs; Maude Vera very dainty comedienne; Harry funny man from Australia ; Victor Bros, are clever equilibrists; harles Penrose is a comical comedian; and Ernesto excels as musical juggler. Towra ...

... good account of themselves as Jach’s loafing brothers : und Mr. Ben Nevis, as the Cat, was smart, and put in a very good clog dance. As the Princess Pansy, Miss Dorothy Royal deserves honourable mention. I believe that this young lady never took part in ...

... two previous occasions, another capable artist whose performances is always pleasure witness. Mr. Facie Ripple, well known Australia and America, put in some good work in his various tenor parts, (hough obviously IT colour. Mr. Reginald White and Mr. Leicester ...