... Hebrew ditties in the best style of Sam Sterne; Corporal Kendrick and Pte. Brinkman sad Cathie , gave some novel ragtime dancing tune' ; Mies Rene Saville sang some wary charming melodies, and other mach =tied numbers were b xci o by Mies Flint. • with ...

... STRAIT. CIIICIIINTEO, Waal LN MST Milli°. A second dance orchestra. consisting of about ninety players, is being formed by the H.13.C., in consequence of the refusal by certain hotel. to allow their dance bands to be broadcast. Whether there should be an ...

... BARNHAM. w. Bzovrx. Murrell Arms. Bombs* for 0. COINTAIIIJ lAttiebanipton Ma and Mat Ake. pppst la Casks, 4i, 4. 9, and 111 dances. at troy per manes. Special Notice le Waited to the Savour emra ets, at I. per Oleo AO sal Stoat In Imperial nut at per dozen: ...

... landing. A COUNTRY GATE FASTENER. The Gate Fastener Competition arranged in connection with the implements and machinery section of the Sussex Agricultural Show is a good illustration of what competitive ingenuity and skill m . .y do, under proper encouragement ...

... and liproblerer. Brasile err warts/sop. Aeterie Premiere amend. Fatimare Free. 'Phone: 30. TEE CLOG HOED PETWOLTH. An amateur ernartainanat. Ldadg dances in costume and was given in the Iron Room on Saturday night, in of the fund for the provision of ...

... L. penny of Wyteham floor School. ►teat orb, leaner. in rin..14.1 competition. Me:: W. W. 7.lber (Wrthin% M. J. Knight (Stedhami. M. F. A. FiLeh WO. , fire,. 40 the Crhooped competition lay Mr. F. I.a. H. Mr, C. D. Field Meath. Pe Id). Mr. A. Collin. (Brighton ...

... Piper. and 0. MUM on the Judging of allotments for 1941 ti tnaerb of Bra. ant second pr.ses respectively In the allotments competition are:—Bunch-lane. C. Bowder. •nd 0. Nall. J. Moore) and S. Cisillism, Path/ Seidl, 0. Webber and W. Auesiey. IL is officially ...

... obtaining the belt terms possible. Fire Brigade Committee:—National Tire Service. Beresford Shield competition: It was reported that an open fire display competition would be arranged for the whole C Division to compete for this shield. The Committee recommended ...

... Mlstrews sad Prateors. VACANCIES FOC EESIDENT PCTILE WPOSIAL PEWS POW THE IRS OP OW ACTIVE SERVICE. LANGCAGE.S. SICSIC. • DANCING. Beater Swam 14t4. 1915 ADOISCOM GE COLLEGE, WILBURY ROAD, ROVE. BRIGHTON 'U con.). { Camb.). E. 8.A.. Lowden. /110 AIDING ...

... potted pantomime the Victory School of Dancing at the Village Hall on naturday. entitled Aladdin-. drew . full end epprecletive house. The children who made up meet of the lane cast were pane up to standard ID dancing and chorus wort. and the principals ...

... and other officials dances. He wee assisted by his two sons. I the Chichester dimes (Hayward. Heath. ,e eee a l w ,',.m eet Dick and Geoffrey, who also performed a I Chichester, and Brighton). Mr. H. 1.. Dutch duet and clog dance admirably, and by Suifferth ...

... costume, sod showed article. used in China. Afterwards tY school-children gave an exhibition of dancing, and Mrs. li. Palmer sang. were few entries tor a competition on ' the W.I. hale taught me. The print awarded to Mr.. Tee. When the union of Methodist diorama ...