... EXCHANGE, AYLESBURY, On THURSDAY NEXT, the of JULY, 1883. The Programme will consist of SENTIMENTAL & COMIC SONGS, CLOG & OTHER DANCES, BANJO SOLO, STUMP SPEECH, &c, &c, &c, Concluding with the SIDE-SPLITTING FARCE, Entitled OUT OF PLACE. Prices of ...

... very happy time. A concert party from Chesham proved very entertaining and the company joined in games and competitions. There was also dancing, to music provided by Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson. Arrangements for the party were made by the Social Club, and ...

... songs in excellent style, and delighted the audience with her clog dancing. Professor A. W. Leslie, usual, was greatly appreciated in his ventriloouial entertainment. Afterwards followed dancing, in a roped enclosure, which was thoroughly enjoyed. Special ...

... Embloras were sold by collectors during the day. and the evening dance -ah the Institute «as well supported. The Victory Trio played for dancing. Comforts Fund.-A ''hist driie and dance was held at the on Thursday, arranged the British hegion Entertainment ...

... the time Risborough’s Week closes the hoped for amount to be raised will be well exceeded. A most successful and enjoyable dance, organised by Mrs. David Way and Mrs. Wills, was held at the Pavilion Saturday evening last. The head organisers were assisted ...

... members. \lr. H. J'cnncmorc. Some' 200 attended the function, which was made especially interesting by the number competitions and sipot dances. Prize - winners included .L.A.C. Wilkinson, partnered with Mir* O’Connor. Trooper Slaier with Miss T ugby, f, ...

... Sherman ; clog dance, Mr. W. Pettit: banjo solo, Mr. W. Rapsey; sand dance, Mr. S. Bland ; comic duetto, The underfed brigade, Messrs. W. T. Argles and Rapsey ; stump speech, Professor Dazzleum on the electric light, Mr. Sherman; long boot dance, Messrs ...

... (encored); pianoforte solo, Mr. W. Boughton; song, The peas were lovely (encore, Ring down the curtain ), Mr. B. Watson; clog dance, Mr. H. Turnham; comic song, Hold yer row, Mr. E. C. Tofield; song, How can tell I'm Irish ? Mr. G. Fox; comic song ...

... s, was much “merrier” place to live in than it is to-day. Dancing is already great feature at Earl’s Court, ana will be even more so when the entertainment gets into full swing. Morris dancing is, of course, the thing,” and touch trouble and research ...

... concert was resumed by the singing of Britannia the pride of the ocean, by Mr. Dodson. Mr. Lyster followed with a capital clog dance; and Mr. Harvey (Oxford) brought down tbe house with a comic song, character costume, descriptive of a countryman's adventures ...

... believed to the youngest member of that body. AYLESBURY ENTERS W.P. COMPETITION Supreme Effort, Please Borough Surveyor Aylesbury has entered the national waste paper recovery competition, but, says the Borough Engineer and Surveyor. Mr. J. G. Dugdalc, the ...

... sword and lance exercises, P.S. Thomas and P.C. Webb ; song, Mr. L. W. Parslow ; song, Gap in the hedge, Miss Brown ; clog dance, Mr. Bowe; banjo trio, Idyll in F (Cammeyer), Meaars. Chilton Brothers; violin solo, Second romance (Berthold Tours) ...