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... amusement has been doing a very good business during the month. The company is about to visit Western Australia. ?? AnaCco has left for Western Australia, where he intends idealU~ flO hSIULiU 1145 ~b AC5D VI 50111 G:il A l,1V&WA.s@~4 to give a series of ...
... HORACE WHEATLEY IN AUSTRALIA. Mr Horace Wheatley was quite a relief, and on two or three occasions throughout the evening provided little bits of pure comedy. His clever dancing we. much appreciated, and his constant allusions to his friend MtIntyre were ...
... audiences. MIss NELLIE MARTELL, as we anticipated last week. has accepted the invitation of Miss Ada Dell to meet her in a clog-dancing contest, and has deposited £50 at this office to cover the same amount placed with us by Miss Dell. Articles for agreement ...
... artist is mistress of a bewilderingly various assortment of a steps and styles, and whether in an operatic toe-solo, a Dutch clog dance, a French breakdown, or a plantation long-boot dance, she is always a queen of grace, and easily proves herself first of ...
... the late Jenny Hill taking the part of the Stowaway. MISS BEELA PERMSAN, of the Perman Trio, from Australia, who was unable to take part in the clog- dancing contest, would like to dance the winner, Miss Minnie Ray, or any other lady who may lay claim to ...
... propelled By men whom Efterprise here bath upheld. In scarce more than two months the sons of toil Through them now reach Australia's golden soil. SUCCoss- My record of the year just past presents A crowded chapter of the world's events. First-leaving peaceful ...
... secure the services of Miss Agnes ther Thomas for tha part of 'M1rs. Ialston.' She caml was the original 'Mrs. Ralston' in Australia, 'niar and played it there for over 500 nights.' In race spite of changes macldein the cast, ?? per- fees, formauce was ...
... and will pre- ?? blossom forth as managing nartuer of a well- f~ew0 ?? amusi~c hall. Mr NileL came to Collins's I' the clog-dancing contest now taking place at the Pe Os Empire, Bow, the results of the heats up to 9019to press are as follows :-On Monday ...
... being dif- ferent clog dances ol a pedestal. Vicissitudes broaden the sympathies of a man, and that this is the case with Mr Leno many' of his poorer professional brothers and sisters have good reason to know. SPEAKIXG of clog dancing reminds us of the ...
... steel while blindfolded and c enveloped in a sack, and dees other daring feats with a F grace and chic all her own. The clog-dancing of the g Eight Lancashire Lads, the performance of Professor sl Batty's amiable and well-trained bears, MItr Fred Wil- ...
... cornet solo, Corpo>ral G. Mansbridge; song. .Sergeant V. dHugget; comic rong, Private Murray; club swinging, Corporal Spiers; clog dance, Mr T. mranse (late sergmant, Seaforth Highlaadmrs);' sword daues, pipe-?l ajo, Sutherland; song, Sergeant V. Huggett; comic ...
... an old friend of the family, brings a newspaper advertising the fact that Mrs Lipton, an elderly aunt, has arrived from Australia, with any quantity of money, and is anxious to discover her relations. While Mrs Emmett is gone to welcome her aunt with ...