... poor yoro, who never leaves the precincts of that city of nonight. Behind the dancing-girl you will meet her sombrely-clad duenna, who has to chaperon her when she goes to dance before her lord. Coolies' Innocent Recreation. In any of these streets you will ...

... Miss Black. Warps Competition (oonlh»ed the schools hi the district)—l A. L. Gihb, Islabank. wasps: A. Smith, jnn., James S ...

... overshadowed her other achievements. GREAT COMEDIAN. I 'WAS playing second low comedy at the Theatre Royal, Leeds, when great clog-dancing contest took place at the music-hall next door. saw Dan Leno, then an unknown lad who travelled round the country playing ...

... M'Leod, Marlee ; Wm. Ma.rnoch, Burnside; J. Thom, Greenburns; and G. Kydd, Spittalfield! The judges in the piping and dancing competitions were Messrs D. Grewar Mill of Camno, Meigle, and Peter Stewart, Glen tilt Lodge, Blair Atholl. 100 Yards—l J. MilleT ...

... figure:. who talk sal sing in excellent, clear Noir2e , . Mike Murphy, a local artiste. the audience with his singing att , l clog dancing, This week-end. a thrilling drama. In for which he get: a 'great reeoptiou. the Secret Servile. - will be shown, while ...

... juvenile secretary. A musical interlude was by Messrs jnj W * = ht Misses Hunter and Randall danced, a violin solo was contributed by Mr James Flood, and Miss Phin did clog danoe. A % ote of thanks to the chairman was proposed by Bro. John Ramsay, P.P.C.S. GAULDRY ...

... Macdonald (the Sailor's Hornpipe and Clog Dance). Songs were given by Mr D. Clark; Mr Dick, entertainer. and Mr Jamieson gave piano - accordcnn ',elections. Miss CirifTen and Mr Cook were accompanist,. \t the dance music was supplied under the direction ...

... 9 lub fe«l very 'it a y ,e difference of rinks %,S thn?^ tm • greens. Why not c 'ub r , n^s must be entered Un a ®' the competition? 'S •, balance the chances bui ,' certain that every y number of rinks when taken f ease followers of the triej ' ac oount ...

... legislation. These folk turn their backs on the past with an impatient shrug of the shoulders, as much as t say the past is a clog to their feet. Is it ? Rather is it not truer to say that there is nothing new under the sun? If you have taken refuge in many ...

... glazier will appear. A watchmaker looks after the clocks, a plumber plumbs for you, a music-hall artiste will discourse a clog-dance at your concert, You may get the latest The greatest of all industries in this country is still agriculture, although that ...

... Nearly thirty were accepted pended wreaths of flowers and round which for the Inns of Court Battalion of the Officers’ they danced the live long day, and by Training Corps. There were scenes of great doing they gave a right royal welcome to enthusiasm in ...

... for the prizes in Scotch terrier clogs and bitches with very typical specimens of the breed. DAIRY PRODUCE. dairy produce both quantity and quality show a decided improvement as compared ■with last vear, and competition was naturally better. Butter, taken ...