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... CHILDREN'S DANCING EXHIBITION Presiding an exhibition of dancing given by the pupils of Miss Alice Fox in the Foresters' Hall, Dundee, last Bailie D. T. Patterson intimated Miss Florence Horsbrugh's regret at being unable to be present. Scottish dances figured ...
... scenes, and in happy partnership dance with akill and grace such varied items as a clog dance and syncopated hornpipe. Rene and Rena are two talented members of the company, and in an unusual representation of the Apache dance ehow themselves to acrobats of ...
... hornpipe, Russian dance, tambourine, toe and Dutch dances. A popular feature was the Clog Waltz, by Misses Helen and Alice Christie, and Shoe Shine Boy, and Buck dance by Miss Helen Christie. A musical programme was sustained by the following artistes: ...
... old solid spade and the slots are so arranged as to reduce clogging of the soil. A retired colonel is responsible for a fuel economiser, an insurance agent for a disinfectant holder, a dancing teacher for a safety razor blade, and a musician for jar designed ...
... having been through the MY EARLY DAYS IN A TRAVELLING THEATRE A Nigger Role in Black Justice: Three Parts in Hamlet: A Clog Dance —and All for Is lid theatrical profession in all its branches, I can't help sometimes feeling just a little bit cynical ...
... do.; M'Lean, do. Sword Dance—X M. Westwater, Cowdenbeath; 2 R. M. Cuthbertson; A. R. Massie. Cake Walk—X Stephen Trainer and May Butchart, Dundee: 2 M. M'Lean and Alice Christie, do.; Jessie Bcott and M. Paterson. do. Clog Dance —1 Jessie Scott. Dundee: ...
... What hornpipe, dad.” © you know abou t the clog horn- pipe?” demanded my fathe: r. enthusiastically. do it, I can do it!” I assured him All right,” he agreed, for, although he had never seen mo do t h e dance, he had boundless faith in my ability as a ...
... s'v, Ba c. n g; 3 PI George Ackroyd, Perth. Strathspeys and Reels—l J. Wilson 2 R. Irvine; 3 Norman M'Leod, Dundee. Dancing.—toword Dance—l R. Glasgow. 2 A. Fox, Dundee; Mina Sinclair, Dundee. Highland Fling—l R. Cuthberteon; 2 Agnes Stirling; M'Lean. Reel—l ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...