... reaction of the familv pel to •* clog shows, which sre ni I** h; vc become increasingly popular recent years, lake nuny another, it question c.ininc psychology that one can answer conclusively. Tempcramcntally. clogs differ very widely that hast their ...

... recently obtained double encore* nightly the Brighton OuUtg Theatre. GUY FRANKLIN, The Champion Clog Dancer Silver Cup Winner in the great ** Sullivan Competition. ALF. J. HOLMES, The well-known Itumoroun liaila-l Vocalist anil Big Boot Dancer, just returned ...

... humorous competitions and games. Miss M. contributed monologue entitled - The Telegram in her usual bright manner; Miss M. Pepler gave bright series of graceful classic dances the accompaniment of gramophone music; and Miss Jean Rowley obliged with clog dances ...

... recently obtained double encores nightly the Brighton Oairtg Thoatrt, GUY FRANKLIN, The Champion Clog Dancer and Silver Cup Winner in the great Sullivan*’ Competition. ALF. J. HOLMES, The well-known Humoroua Ballad Vocalist and Big Boot Dancer. Just returned ...

... ; Hyde Park competition, Mrs. Wylie and Master Stanley Jenner; post cards competition. Miss Dorothy Horsley: musical parcel competition, the Misses*K. and E. Welling ; cake competition, Mr. Roy Hayden.- The Rev. W. P. Wyxik (Priest in-charge of Bt. Richard’s) ...

... interested are cordially invited attend. Aunt. A DANCE (organised l»y the Men’s Club) the Anstye Village Hall on Monday February 12th, pan. 12. Doors open 7.20 pan. Golden. Star Orchestra. for Dancing. Admission Is. M.C., Mr. (J Barnes. -Auvr. MINSTREL ...

... Kiplintr.” THE LOCAL LODGE OF BUFFS arranged what proved to be very successful dance at the Queen’s Hall yesterday (Monday) evening. Over a hundred persons were present, and dancing was in full swing till three o'clock this (Tuesday) morning, the music being ...

... and America; the Royal Tokio Troupe of Japanese jugglers; Greta Roy, a refined singing and dancing act; the Delomes, in a weird and novel act, “The Phantom Clogs”; Ohas. Norton, a clever mimic; and others. The Grand Naval Exhibition at the Brighton Aquarium ...

... who came fresh from the Gaiety Theatre, at Brighton, and were awarded woll-deserved encores for dancing, &o. ; Mr. Gay Franklin, whose capital clog-dancing secured for him the •‘Sullivan*’ Silver Cop. and on Wednesday the applause of Lindfiold audience; ...

... Norman : song, ‘‘Abide with me/' Miss Ivy Smart ; dance. Hunting Danee, Miss Barbara monologue. “Why do they want tognnnhle Mrs. Clowes : song. “Samson and Dcliiali,” Miss Ivv Smart: dance, '* Balloon Dance, Miss Barbara Konald : recitation, -Salutations ...

... Company Girl Guides (under Miss Old). Mi* 0. Brown ran a competition for a handsome iced cake; Miss C. Lidbetter was charge of darts competition; Mr. J. Gomnge did good work with a nail-driving competition ; Dr. Franklyn Pearce (who was responsible for all ...

... chorus, “Climbing.Climbing,Troupe; song,“My Fnclc’s Wife,” Mr Smith: linale, “Simpson’s Jubilee, Troupe. Second part; Clog dance, Master Stanley Weller song, “ I>o you remember the last Waltz Mrs K. Becuy . banjo duet. “•Darkies* Jubilee, Orchestra; ...