... J. Itoberis and V. Springett Africa, J. Chalk. E. Davis, M. Gatestnan, B. Hints,: Canada, W. Hall, V. French E. Alger; Australia, 1). Alger, l). Vibert, J. Whiting. A pianoforte solo given by E. Siiialllirook. a recitation by J. Robert., a song by H ...

... GEORGE MUSGROVE, then one of the leading managers in Australia, had seen me in pantomime, and made me' an offer of twenty-five pounds per week to join the Gaiety Company which he was taking out to Australia. It was. a tempting salary for in those days, but ...

... with unlimited cigarettes, silk hat, and black moustache), and Mr. Reed will do his clog-dance. If we can find a drama where the hero might credit ably die clog-dancing. If we can't, Alf half hinted that he would write us on himself. I would like to play ...

... women's section) and Mr. H. A. Bunch (secretary). The programme was given by Mr. W. Green (pianoforte), Mr. and Miss Harrison 'clog dance's). Mr. Mummery (humorous), Miss Avis Allchin (recitation.) and Miss Owen, Mrs. Miekin and Mrs. Harwood (sketch).—The Chairman ...

... old, if you please, she looks about eight, and is the neatest and trickiest exponent of the real old- fashioned pedestal clog -dancing you could imagine. To hear her heel and toe top* and double shuffling, the beats coming through with unerring precision ...

... Canada being the ere reaching Vancouver still 1500 miles to further west had crossed train Australia possibilities full of wealth give some idea them Australia twenty times large England Wales a population half Manchester work this scarcely been touched ...