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... THE DANCING SUN Somerset folk still get up before dawn on Easier Sunday to watch for the dancing of the sun? Apparently they still did 1895. when Warden Page wrote his Eiplorition of Exmoor, for he says;— •' One of the most beautiful of Easter customs ...
... Loxton, C. l'rescott. C. Britton, Bell, C. Prew, H. .J. Spencer, S. Betty, Ileal, and A. Hale, while Mr. S. Butty gave a clog dance. Philatelic Society Formed.—The format of Ik; known as the Bridgwater and District Philatelic Society, was decided upon ...
... ; songs. Miss Sciibbings, Miss Kingston, .and Messrs. Wills, Blight, Bale, and A. L. Parker ; toe and cymbal dances. Miss Keirle ; clog dance, Mr. Betty. Miss Haysham was the accompanist. During an interval in the programme Mr. W. E. Morse, the Liberal ...
... ROSALIE HAMILTON, The Dainty Versatile Comadi.nn. and Dancer Bright and llelin«d Sooga. To., ■Suck, SchotUsche, Dutch Clog Dancing. HAROi.D WAKE, wth or without a Piano. The man who makes ALL laugh. THURSDAY'S STAR PICTURE, A Strong Drama showing how ...
... Show will be held in the Vivary Park, Taunton, ON THURSDAY, JULY 10TH, 1890. ABOUT £350 WILL BE GIVEN IN PRIZES. Jumping competitions over Bank, Timber and Water. The prize list tor this year has been considerably revised, and several new classes added ...
... yuul, when applied to games, clogs, logs, batches or blocks, ale, cheese, cakes,dough, &c. well as all the corrupt variations into which it has fallen in diifcrent counties, signify Christmas, while the addition of games or clogs, &c. seveially denotes-the ...
... Wednesday The programme consisted ol games competitions, dancing, and community singing, leu Mr. Wainwrlght and Mrs. DeLanes. There were also songs by Mrs, DeLaues and Mrs f. ±i. Brown was at the piano, A competition lor a silk Chinese Are screen panel was ...
... burial ground for insist Cadbury’s la racket Tins— often for the extra Droflt CLOG-DANCING BOY CHAMPION INTERVIEWED resided a Temperley for his clever exhibitions in clog-dancing six of Champion Boy exhibitions greatly the miners of sixteen lie to Ms In ...
... concerned are now out of the competition, for delighted are thev at the enormous success that has attended the inovation, that immediately a prize claimed they sport - put another article in their windows for competition. The sale of programmes to the ...
... first two competitions, and £23 will be distributed amongst the fourteen next highest. The Gregory Prize is open to all comers, and consists of silver cup, value three guineas, and £10 added by the association. The prizes in the competition open to ...
... including Uncle Tom Cobbley.” adapted to local characters; clog dancing, by Mr. Goodhill, selections on the banjo, by Miss Handel; and a monologue, by Mr. J. Spencer. During the evening a guessing competition run by Mrs. T. Sillett, the prize for which was cushion ...
... laughter, such the “ Laughing Nigger,” the “Niggardly Nigger,” and above all the extravaganza, “ Expecting a friend.” A clog dance by Bones” was perfect of its kind. Of the more serious items in the programme we were much pleased with “ Little Sweetheart ...