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... the place of Drake's Circus. During tenure there were weekly competitions, and bis son, the famous Leno, acted the judge in clog dancing competition. Dan had at that time become the champion clog dancer the world. Some readers may remember ...

... ALL AS MRS. HONEY.’ OLD STUDENTS’ REVELS. i ,\HEARING TERMS SHE ALWAYS USED. GAIETY AT SHEFFIELD ’VARSITY DANCE. VERY POPULAR. The annual dance of the University of Sheffield Old Students' Association, held in the Firth Hall the University last night ...