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... MOLINE~x, The Pavilion, Morecambe. WANTED, First-class Lady SERIO-COm]uE must beRefined, for Bigell's Grand Pangor ?? -Australia. Inclose carte ; also good Pianist, Read at Sigrht. Lowest terms (not forgetting Summer Months) to FaceD. STONE, 257, t ...
... iArrah-go-On. Last Appearance of The Ph3 domas in their Grotesque Act. The Franks' Wondrous Bar Act. Minnie Lay, the Clog-Dancing Champion. Do Pledge and Neilson's New Coniedietta. Burt Shepard, the 20th Century Humorist. M'Th N'S-ultv Sisters, the ...
... Variety Comedians, who will introduc tithir latestA 'meriean Effusions, -including their novel and Artistic.Acrobatic Statue Clog Dance.' ?? in J the world. r .A LONG DAY IN ODON. SPECIAL -CHEAP FAS3T EXOURSION DIRECT TO' TICTORIA ' T FOR THE IND AND COLONIAL ...
... successful Farcical Comedy entitled A LUCKY DOG, by V. Sapte, jun. Mr G. W. Anson (First Appearance since his return from Australia), Mr John Tresahar, Mr Lawrence D'Orsay, SIr Charles Fawoett, Isr F. Hamilton Knight, Sir Fred. Thorne, uiss Helen Forsyth ...
... ThirteLt Years at Ag to Eighteen Required a, Articled Patpils. Tte liihglaatd Flitng, Sailor' Hlorttpipe, Irish Jig, Lilt, Clog Dance, or BurlesqtaeBreshkdawtlt. 1rivat instructlion till Perfect in each Dance, 1 Is, A N C E, Vt 'The GREAT VANCE. ( oMr VANCE'S ...
... for March 7th, through Postponigll¢ Dite. Oreat Success of Professor Hardy ' with his Merrylulakinsg Family ; als, IUnzie, Australia's e ilulman Puzzle. Mans. er, ('IIARi.tl fBEReT. a WATANTED, Younng Lady Whvo can Play Two or Three Insrruinen's, to work ...
... U1lRecord as a Clog Dancer. Scarborough Post, Jan. 13th ?? palm must be given to J. H. Roberts for song and dance, jics, and clog dancing. The latter danced for quite five minutes to no other music than the clicking of his heels and toes. Next wveek, PRINCESS'S ...
... successful Farcical Comedy entitled A LUCKY DOG, by ?? Sapte, jun. Mr G. W. Anson (First Appearance since his return from Australia), Mr John Tresahar, Mr Lawrence D'Orsay, Mr Charles Fawcett, Mr F. Hamilton Knight, Mr Fred. Thorne, Miss Helen Forsyth, ...
... MINSTREL TALENT of all descriptions, V ocalists, InstrunlentalliAt, Comedians, Eccentrics, and Novel - teca, for a Tour through Australia. Apply, with full pIrticulars, to Thonias Iolmes, 20, York-road, S.E. WANTED, First-class CONCERT HALL TALENT, ST fir Six ...
... Mr Horace Wheatlcy was in excellent form, and sang cud danced in splendid style. Hte is quite a host in himself, and his clog dancing-for which he is famed-is possibly the finest that could be seen. The pantomime is in many crepeols one of the best yet ...
... Brothers DR VOY. All Disengaged February 17th, for neert Business, for Character Singirlg, American Entertainments, with ple Clog Dancing. ?? KOMIK KING is HARRY L'ESTRANGE, the C0oniqrse, the Tenor, the Dancer, and the Author. For terms d dates apply F. Abrabams ...
... LIFE. Abandon hope all ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It Is never too late to mend. Act 3, -IIFE IN AUSTRALIA. 'There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A ?? Break of Morn-The Rising ...