... higher position in the profession, as he knows how to be funny and accurately gauges the tastes of his audience. His final clog dance pleased immensely, though for his own sake he should shorten it. Messrs Glynn, Kelly, and Sullivan share the responsibilities ...

... opportunity to embody her well-known repertoire of imitations with some new studies of popular favourites. THE ladies' clog-dancing contest for the championship of the world commenced at the Washington on Monday before a crowded and excited audience. ...

... opportumnty- to embody her well-known repertoire of itzitations lvith some new studies of popular favourites. THE ladies' clog-dancing contest for the championship of the world commenced at the WVashington on Monday before a crowded and excited audience ...

... White and Master Aurray, wlo call themselves the Stilton clog dancers, appeared in their own peculiar forte, and, as clog dancing is especially acceptable at the East-end of London, it is hardly necessary to say tlhey were loudly applauded. Miss Agnes ...

... of his feats being tr tly marvellous. Thae Raynor Brothers just retulrned to England for a time prior to their return to Australia, where they hare been, like Bombastes Furioso, victorious, and earning tmimes of wealth -gave their well-knowyn entertainment ...

... returned - while the De Vere troupe (five in number) continue to please with their acts on the aerial bar, French clowning, clog dancing, and comic sketches. GRANTHAM. PRuNmE's MusIc HALL.-Mr Fred. Foster has been making a hit here. His colleagues in the programme ...

... ' which he sang while taking part in the Islington o s ('rand Theatre pantomime. Miss Lottie Collins, who v s will visit Australia during the coming summer, has two . Le excellent songs in The Parson's Wife and Gabriella t !e Brown, and her clever ...

... uthe iwrilel tdile. Amnong other visitorsa wr rt aa,_ ,.l Oac;s atid agents, and Mr Jack Selbini,E ; a *j+-t arrived flom Australia, was wanrmly e;'ihis ?? e- -al FiJRIINER lis rt signed ?? I ?? as 'r cti the Atiatobi a C'omnpa . (hnt Itdl', an ' ?? lection ...

... the Opera House, Melbourne, and intends shortly to pull down the old building, and erect another which will be a credit to Australia. FOR years Mr Hugh J. Dideott has not been seen at the Syndicate or at any other halls in which Mr George Adney Payne had ...

... Gruct Buislcy, Gustave, Massartic, ?? Mathieu, Martinetti and Buislay, left San Francisco on the steamer of August 10th for Australia. They are under enmigageient to Mr. George Coppin, and are accompanied by a well known Californian. They take the music, ...

... returning from the boat-race. MIss ADA DELL and MISS NELLIE MAXLTELL will settle their claims to championship honours in clog dancing on May 13th next, at the London Pavilion. The contest is expected to be a close one, and it is exciting much interest. ...

... returning from the boat-race. BMIss ADA DELL and AMiss NELLIE MARTELL will settle their claims to championship honours in clog dancing on May 13th next, at the London Pavilion. The contest is expected to be a close one, and it is exciting much interest. ...