... ” Mi*** Clarke; sour. Wire in, my Lads. Mr. Youngs; song, Sweet Belle Mahone, Mrs. Ellis; clog dance. Mr. Trollope; song. Miss Harrison; song and dance, Caller Herring, Miss Wooltonon; song, I Couldn't, could I ? Mrs. Durrant; swig, Betsy Waring ...

... colours of the dresses of the chorus are Skilfully blended, and Tiller’s troupe of dancing girl® trip lightly through a pretty dance; quite a fantastical, but a more amazing dance, is to follow by Mr. Lupino, alter his song, Father was calm and collected.” ...

... ini Fairyland, and is followed by a bit of Old London, where the principals assemble. Prince Charming is organising dancing competition, in which Baron Buckshot, the Baroness, and her daughters compete. The palm is awarded to Cinderella, with whom the ...

... ill with an attack of pneumonia. In the circumstances the employees naturally postponed! their annual Christmas supper and dance, which was due for Dec. 24. Our latest advices were that Mr. Lloyd had taken a decided turn for the better, though still very ...

... Fallows acted various competitions and gave general satisfaction The prize the graceful lady skater was by Miss Tierney Brurnelow being a good second The costume by Gibbon Golliwog H Fishwife” and May “Puck” The two-step competition was very closely contested ...

... tie noorn??ieeinatH oSoere the Royal Army Medical Corps gave their annual dance at the Mechanic*?? Hell* and it proved swpMdeiiHed**ee,- The enwipshjr numbered US, and dancing began at eiaht Pam. and continued until three' o??elbek New VearWey. Tmsar ...

... headquarters :— Bridging Competition.—ist, Sergt. E. Pheasey and. ‘eam, No. 2 F Company; 2nd, Sergt. J. Bowers Team, . 2 F Company; 3rd, Corpl. J. Garratt and Team, No. 2 F Company; 4th, Sergt. J. H. Bowers and Team, No. 1 F Competitions for Divisional ‘elegraph ...

... have not been to any concerts with violin yet. I am going to have lessons. I have won several first prizes with singing, clog-dancing, and playing mandoline. The prize lam most 12 Children's CREAM COATS, 24 to 26ins. in Serge, Lamb’s Woo£, Tip’s; mocking ...

... company that a ntic., ni-c a sa l ien t sp , i „l i ty of the produced the play at I'Vyndham's Theatre, Lon- Good simultaneous dancing is torthcoming tient don. with one . sceptiou, cm., Mr. Percy Messrs. Sandy and Carl. the us :a Hutchison. Unfortur ely that ...

... B (Bob and Doris)) want January 17th and 24th. A Sure Hit. 8ult all classes. Change nightly If required. Acts consist of Dancing, Acting, Clever Repartee, and Harmony. Good Ward robe, appearance, and ability without swank. Wire, Picture Palace, Aberavon ...

... hold championship honours, w:lile many of the others can win in the strongest competition. This power of reproducing his good points is, after all, the truest test of a clog's worth. Many lucky- bred ones become champions and do much wim~ in g, without ...

... Orford Johnson (late of Great Sankey) gave amusing recitations. Mrs: eieldbloor, an old lady (aged 75) danced an Irish jig and a Lancashire clog dance. PENKETH AND SANKEY OLD FOLKS' TREAT.—This popular annual' event took place in the schools last evening ...