... principally played low comedy characters in male attire—baggy breeches, coat, stick, red nose, concluding with a clever clog dance. Mimicry was also one of the gifted young lady’s accomplishments; and she soon developed into a finished and expert dancer ...

... S. America and Australia, taken out through us.- Yours faithfully, RAYNER and Co., 37, Chancery-lane, London, AW.C. Aug. 17th, 1892. MaR EDITOR.-Sir,-In your notice of Southport Pier your correspondent mentions some clever clog- dancing by the Sisters ...

... Harris well in sketch; Walter Monroe always popular his Irish songs; Maude Vera very dainty comedienne; Harry funny man from Australia ; Victor Bros, are clever equilibrists; harles Penrose is a comical comedian; and Ernesto excels as musical juggler. Towra ...

... shareholders he would pro. pose the appointment of Mr H. H. Wells as director. MR G. W. MOORE, who takes a keen interest in clog dancing, was present in a private box at the London Pavilion on Wednesday afternoon to witness the match between bliss Minnie Bay ...

... two previous occasions, another capable artist whose performances is always pleasure witness. Mr. Facie Ripple, well known Australia and America, put in some good work in his various tenor parts, (hough obviously IT colour. Mr. Reginald White and Mr. Leicester ...

... THEATRE, LONDON . 9r, ENGLAND versus AUSTRALIA. ENGLAND versus AUSTRALIA. ENGLAND versus AUSTRALIA. ENGLAND versus AUSTRALIA. ENGLAND versus AUSTRALIA ENGLAND versus AUSTRALIA. ENGLAND versus AUSTRAIAA. ENGLAND ...

... which hall a good many now well-known music-hall artists made their débuts. He was rather success- ful at this hall, as clog dancing wae in great 4 demand then, and ho was pretty good with the clogs The late George Harwood saw him at the Rodney's Head ...

... Theatres and Music Halls in London, Omnibuses pass the deor for City, &c. 144, Stamford-street, Waterloo-hridge. AMERICAI AUSTRALIA I INDIAI P ROFESSiONAL LADIES and GENTLEMEN P forwarded to all parts of the above at reduced rates by Royal Msil Steamers ...

... where a scientist has undertaken to loosen his organs of speech. of a lo cabin in the back- followed under the woods of Australia is used for the acrobatic in the opinion of the Theatres and Music Halls ced by the singer. feats of Lennon, Hyman, and Lennon ...

... old friend of the e family, brings a newspaper advertising the fact that Mrs i Lipton, an elderly aunt, has arrived from Australia, 8 with any quantity of money, and is anxious to discover r her relations. While Mrs Emmett is gone to welcome 8 her aunt ...

... 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 ...

... Ray nightly challenges anly lady to compete with her in a clog dance for a stake of 100 or 200 a side, and proudly displays the medal she won at the Battersea music hall. Her clever clog dancing is much appre- ciated. The Fred Karno Troupe of specebless ...