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... particulars. TixE OOELEGE, CROWN MANSIONS, 41i UNION STREET. TO BALLROOM DANCING, by COSMO I MJTCHELfj, 4 Wega btrect, Aberdeen, 66 pages, «enc., free. Girl »W '■ «. ,u Clog and .» Dancing \d ...
... John Scott. Various games and competitions were engaged in. Musical parcels were won by Miss Barclay, Woodend; Miss D. Cormack and Mr Alf Barclay. A clever entertainment in the form of various dancing acts—character, clog and gymnastic—was given by the ...
... Airts, and ooraie clement was in the hands Mr David Gunn. Mr William Sutherland gave a splendid exhibition of clog and speciality dancing, which was greatly appreciated Mr A. 0- Henry played the accompaniments. ...
... song and danoe, and infused much pep into whatever she essayed. Her aorobatio dancing was particularly good. Two eccentric dancers, Jim and Jack, and the Throe Dancing Dudes, Gruridy. Parham. Snoto each gave smart performances. Pep was another of ...
... Summers decisive fashion 4 minutes, and; he thus won the competition. A particularly interesting encounter was provided Lewie, Aberdeen, and Haxton, Dundee, in the final of the stones lbs. open competition. James Connell, Glasgow, was referee. The three rounds ...
... school, where all was gaiety. Dancing and whist were favoured items of the programme this year. The Insch Melody Makers supplied the dance music and Misses Mann, Ogston and Yeats were M.C.'s. The winners of the spot dance were Miss Spence and Mr Adie. ...
... walk with partner dancing competition. Four couples, ail from Aberdeen, entered, and so meritorious was their exhibition that all were awarded a prize. Jack Beattie and Mary Aiken, who carried off most of the leading prizes for dancing, gave a particularly ...
... B. M'Donald, and Messrs 11. James, L. Donelly, and T. Van Zellan. Miss Fanny Fraser, Moniach Castle, danced the dance. Highland fling, and the clog dancc gracefully, and M. J. M'Kenzie was popular comedian. Lady Sybil thanKed the artistes, and Mr J. ...
... already indicated, lie was very pood hot, ana always took leading place the various competitions in which the comp»f tcon. part. On three occasions he attended a competitions at Bisley, and at lT ) rarae out the winner of the oup. Some five years ago visit®* ...
... law reform scheme. Sir Win. Joyn?on-Hicks, while resting Nice, has been keeping in close touch with the controversies about clog racing and the revised Prayer Book, while Sir Samuel Hoare is in Switzerland, where he has opportunities of seeing that aviation ...
... November 16. Local Secretary, Mr O. DAWSON, 64 Bon-Accord Street, from whom the urrent regulations may be obtained. DANCING TAUGHT tall Sand, Clogs, Top Boot, Jig, etc.—by W. ASHFORD. lot land's Champion Speciality Dancer. Moderate erniG. Care Loinont, Jn -tice ...
... jScotch reading) ; Messrs W. Proctor, H. Duncan, and J. M'Nau?hton (sketch). Exhibitions of clog and step dancing were given troupe, under the direction of Thomson A dance followed the con cert, Taylor's orchestra supplying the music. Knzie. Elocution and Mr ...