... who once upon a time boasted the title of champion clog dancer of England. The champion's youthful pupil m the early eighties was bold enough to lake part at Manchester in a clog- dancing competition in which the chief honours were carried olf by Mr. ...

... item in a department store. If, for instance, the phase of the season is a clog dance, it means automatically that 500 clog dancers can find engagements. Without a clog dance no show would be acceptable. So with Shaw or O'Neill the same ...

... on dances also took place the big Fete at Versailles at the Albert Hall, and the Royal Caledonian Ball at the Cecil. These were all first-rate hap penings then there were the King's birthday reception at the India Office, and several smart dances each ...

... to a party which she will entertain with singing and dancing. Her pokkuri or thick wooden clogs have small bells attached which jingle at every step. ENTERTAINING THEIR CLIENTS: Left Three geisha dance and a fourth plays the samisen, the Japanese guitar ...

... Lacey, Eric Martin-Smith, Lester Hartley, Rex Hartley, Fred Robson, and W. T. Twine A Dance at Addinglon Palace Golf Club A large number of guests were present at this dance, which everyone enjoyed. Above, at the top, are Miss Kathleen Garnham, Mr. A. W. Gibbs ...

... that 's one reason the national dancing is so entrancing. The dancing girls of Caracas are among the finest natural dancers I 've ever seen. And very good-looking, too. Another sight not to be missed is the Joropo danced by wild horsemen from the Orinoco ...

... who suffers from a sluggish liver, should be entitled to kick his managers, or cuff his typists, to jerk away the bile that clogs his business drive. There is one thing to be said about this play, and only one the ana tomical treatment is carried out in ...

... hands to ornamental ironwork, with great success. Some villages make baskets and brooms, in Lancashire villages the famous clogs are made, in Wales, trugs, or shallow baskets made of overlapping plywood. In the High lands, there are, of course the crofter ...

... for the indoor pastimes, in which must be included dancing. This is so popular that the village supports no fewer than three different dance orchestras which hire themselves out in cut-throat competition for anything from a pound to thirty shillings, a ...

... virtuosi as Fred Vokes enlivened Humpty Dumpty. If there was anything funnier than Mr. Vokes' split dance, he wrote, it was his step dance, Lancashire clogs, Cornish reels, transatlantic walk-rounds, cellar flaps and breakdowns, college horn-pipes and Irish ...

... alone a Rolls-Royce, with those dog cart affairs sans windscreens, sans hoods, sans everything. Imagine going out to dine and dance in winter-time by car thirty years ago. Could it be done Only after prepara tions similar to those required for a polar ex ...

... of Col. Carlton who comes up from the golt course at Mougins each summer to run the golf at Deauville, where he arranges competitions every week. At the beginning of August the golfers enjoyed their Grand Prix de Deauville, when the prizes I heard cost ...