... other cups amongst her treemired tone. has secured no las thee 120 medals fur dancing. and has appeared before Royalty. Nee it the elpestewt al 11 dames. Ana. in competition with Men Deinme. hes range of rothyoeta will probably istriede 111411 hool aril ...

... maimisgged Awning 000tesia, drinking boiling oil, on , 1 glass, mooing up a Udder with mew of die. swords, Mir-cutting and competitions, the ugliest becee's and an on. It was the day of the - wed comedian and songs of the lively The conditions of conduct ...

... merriment. This speciality comedian, with his remarkable burlesque dances, earned the applause given. As a pedestal dancer and vocalist, Mabel Evans must be classed amongst the best. Her clog dancing undoubtedly was exceedingly clever and clean. Grace Grahame ...

... overture and the catchy, tuneful Down South selection of sand dance and coon melodies , . Cliff and Kean soon won appistme, they set the ball rolling in first-class style with their duets and dances. Little Katie Robinson followed. Her beautiful voice is heard ...

... •tamnaering, etc., ■t the Medical Hall Rooms. on Thursday twit. Amnia the winners of consolation primes in last week's Limerick competition in Sketchy Bits appears the following: W. J. Pierce, 3, Portland-road, Gravesend. Dorn biltilD. --James Collins, aced 32 ...

... the story of their married life is unfolded. A sec? smart yule of dancers. Dale and Austin, are well received in their clog dancing. Illustrated songs, by reason of the general appreciation accorded them, are now almost a certain item on the programme ...

... Sim'mons, nepondod teby Brun. R. Telhurst, If. Eaton- Mietthews, H. L. Porter,lr. W. Sinew, and E. J. :7I NEXT POPULAR LONG-NIGHT DANCE will take plot -if the Dl{ IL IVA. MONDAY, JANUARY - 294, 1906 DANCIN(. from 8 p.a.. tll a.to TICL?Tll: Single, la dd.; Denhfe ...

... Sally in our alley with gee ,t effect. Mr. Willie Murray (champion .tep dancer of Ireland, gave a fine exhibition of step dancing. Mies Maudie Frincia, a little lady of about eight year, of age, also worthy of mention, her pinging, although, of course ...

... W. Bouther was r.,..' elected peoples' warden. The for V..- p•ar were submitted, and passed. Costerrerton.-- In aingins competition for Sunday school aoholara, held at the Industrial Exhibition at St. Janie* school, on Wedtteaday evening. Mater Harry Beam ...

... Yokes, i L „„,.. -- I'll take the showers as they fall, I will marks ought not , to be made. 1 • • Wiens and have inter - competitions Schools, on Wednesday night, to start a H. C. Woodrow, J. Elliott, and F. J. not vex my bosom.' He did not care how Mr ...

... Millie Howell makes • success with some homely ballads, much to the taste of her auditors. I Rose. with his Irish songs and clog dances, makes! a welcome reappearance, and does himself credit.. Twain BILIFORM.—A meeting under the aur pices of the Tariff Reform ...

... Johnson. As son as the procession had gone by the duchess and her party followed to the Baronial ball where they witnessed the dancing. Her grace sutomptently visited the Cafe Chantnnt and witnesses the clever performance by the W Visits were also paid to the ...