... clog! THE SPORTING LIFE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1912. First and Second Rounds of Football Association's Amateur Cup Competition CLUB CRICKET UMPIRES. AN OLD COUNTY PLAYER'S F.A. AMATEUR CUP. Eantbonrne St. Mary v. Farnham. Byre. Brighton Went End. Mars ...

... I was at Cork Harbour a competition, open to the Army, was organised for clog dancers, a pair of clogs to be the trophy. entered, and won them. What I think of the docdancing in these days! Well, frankly, I think that dancing alone going down. I know ...

... precision. The Catford danced the hornpipe in costume. and also gave a gipsy dance and the Irish jig. item was heartily applauded. as a Dutch dance, by a dozen members of the Poly-technic Evening Class. win , appeared in clogs and Dutch penitent costumes ...

... COMPETITION EOR DRURY LANE. I THE REALM OF MUSIC. j c mt. .V.i. i n.i □ r™, CONCERTS a provisional for ,l w sale DAKCEtf AT THE ;?.* '’''•“ nt mu.u-.l ~u«1.1.v. Thr Jrrt lw a Urr. TON »ltmi air Ufr,.l Hum Tl„- nr„rrra MAtA. «r.»d 11.,11. . n., r,o„ ...

... Ballad Singers, ladies - 55 sSong Scenas oo R I Light Comedians o - e Instrumental Musical Acts w KEWMEB Male Clog Dancers » S Further Competitions Later. ...

... THE PEOPLE SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10 1912 23 by wearing DAMAGE'S CLOGS warm felt-lined soles AND GENTS’ SIZES 344 CARRIAGE PAID witih Ladies' and Gents' 31 PAID High-Legged Wellington Clogs ends' sizes o-nly 511 CARRIAGE PAID BEWARE RUBBISHY IMITATIONS GAMAGE ...

... 256 this small-bore competition was to encourage and 'foster marksmanship among those of the rising generation who will probably be of-ficers either in the Territorials or in the Regular Army. It is, therefore, very satisfactory to know that the suggested ...

... III); Mr. W. H. Bitton, referee organiser and secretary of the Wimbledon Charity Cap Competition; Mr. T. Hay. dock, vice-president of the South Western Cup competition; Mr. Matthews, Clapham League; Messrs. W. Wellington, C. Moore and W. Vi. Papworth, ...

... ARTHUR PELRY'S DEFEAT AT PLYMOUTH. GOOD FORM IN SERVICE COMPETITIONS. GORDON SIMS TOO SPEEDY FOR THE CANADIAN. SUCCESSFUL TOURNAMENT BY H.L.I. AT BORDON. Thole a great improvement in the .;tteinlauee nt the Cu:allowlitan Club, Plymouth. on l'rillisy eteniug ...

... W.l. 'Phone. 5379 Mayfair. JMATHESON JONES. 160, Gt. Portland St., W.. Teacher of Dancing. Singing Elocution. Songs Coach'd. Aots Produced. Dances Arranged. Step Dancing. Soft Shoe. C HARMWOOD SCHOOL. Stage, Operatic, and Fancy Dane ing. Singing. Elocution ...

... ). Rand Selections, Netball Merril. Maypole end Morrie Dances, Alfresco Entertainments, Wrestling Eabibl• Clam. Goal Kicking Competitions. Ladles' etc.. etc. For full particulate see bills. ' =clog In Special Eeclosure, 7 to ma BABY SHOW. for valuable ...

... laughter. During the interval the orchestra playa German's Three Dances from Henry VIII. very expressively. The Alas Troupe, in song and dance, meet with much approval, their simultaneous dancing being specially nest and well-timed ; while the Eight 'Varsity ...