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... ever seen in ‘lhe two Daniels contribute much troupe of cyclists. that is way. whole finishes with an exhibition of . the clog dance being “ extra’ in its pictutes by means of the biograph. Orr-Licexse AssocuaTion.—The an- nual meeting of the Dewsbury and ...
... everything to the satisfaction of all present. Mr. Will Percival,is the next im- character and executes some first-class clog dancing. The ballad troupe and the children's chorus are not so as usual, An afternoon per- formance will be faa to-day, when the ...
... following gentlemen contributed to the evening's enjoyment : Mr. Dennis Hall, recitation, Off the line ; Master liiillthorpet, clog dance; Mr. G. Marsden, song. Good night I Good night, beloved ; Mr. J. M. Smith, song, Future Mrs. Hawkins; Mr. S. Booth, ...
... drawing: sof the acreen in Bat y Par- sh Chureh. AN wet by Mr. Bridges has ob- tained the hizh award of a book prize in the in Competition of all the seboole cf art th nedom. Aset of emailer is by Mr. W Both theee sets have been Other conted for the art master’s ...
... to effect that a clog-dancing ‘contest w It was that day for a leg of mutton. food that Mr. Talbot and his family were mostly in want of, ng a bit clever with he decided to remain and take part He must ve been im in the competition, tonal) good form ...
... London, whese descriptive powers were limited to point- ing out the location of the refreshment rooms. Appointed of a clog-dancing competition in a mining . he judiciously favoured the was also a ¢ cer. i agement to hear the clanking What was his am feet of ...
... LIST OF PRIZES. Matcu.—Fourth prize £20. Prize.—No, 1 Competition.—Col-Sergt. Sykes, £3; Ser Thomas, £2 5s, ; Private J. Wilson, £1 1 Smith, £1; Captain Mayman, 15s. ; Col. 15s. ; Sergt. nmb, 12s. 6d. ; Corpl. T » 10s.; Co st, Se 10s. ; Private Salisbury ...
... conntry dance by a dozen children in pretty rustle coaturnes, the niirsery rhymes ballet by another dozen, and Irish jig. Scotch reel. and caaliire clog dance, each given by four of the children, are wonderfully well done, the children dancing with correc:neas ...
... PRIVATE DANCING CLASS, commencing October Tth, 1896. Dancing from 7-30 Ko. 3, Providence For terms, apply to Mr. A. LUCAS, Street, Batley ; or at the above Hall. ADVANCED DANCING CLASS, 7 to 10-45, Every Principals—LUCAS & KERSHAW. EVENING AND DANCE in aid ...
... Ravensthorpe, Easter Tcespay, and 19th, 20th, and dist). det and Sad days, ; Srd day 4 Mr. ?T. IN ORCH STR al BAND. Novel Competitions and Exhibiti Cinematograph, Shadowgraphy, &e., &e. Admission :—Family tickets, Season tickets, Ist day ls. 6d., after 6 ...
... Pos's spirit, and that of the lines to those current st the close of last it was wools which he wrote on y then pro- d to dance, and pot concluded LLEN, Tvsspar. —With the new te hour. ie fala se year, as had been. confidently. AUSTRIAN TREATY OF COMMERCE ...
... creel means. For instance, to make soon as the lamps are lit, come out from behind him raise and hold out his foot, an hen clog with picture frames or bookcases to begin their exciting when. the tide has been, and cliffs arise in mid - te0,000,060. In ...