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... Misses S and.E. Maunder comic song, Parody on Daisy Bell, Mr C. B. Kay; stump speech, The Drink Question, Mr. J. Baker; clog dance. Bandsman H. Tibbs; valse (a), Cora, (b) The Better Land. the Band, cornet solo, Band. Corporal J.White. Mr T. Beer ...
... musical programme followed. including Devonshire recitations by Miss Taylor (Chudleigb), the bagpipes by Mr. Gillespie, clog dances by Miss Small, And also songs. In connection with the branch, a public meeting is being held at the Riviera Hall next Wednesday ...
... Color-Sergeant 11. Hooper (Ist R. V.) : clog dance, Bandsman H. Tibbs; comic song, Mr. A. Sleenzan ; comic song, Gunner G. Underhill; song, Gunner G. Simile; song, Bandsman W. Cornish; song, Mr. Peacock; step dance, Gunner T. Hooper; song, Sergt.-Major ...
... humbler Glasgow citizens are accustomed to sleep. The excuse offered by the manufacturers of this material is that commercial competition compels them to use it. SUBMARINE' SOUND TBLIGRAPIIY. Sipe° the experiments of Professor Elisha Gray, three years ago, the ...
... in the day's programme. At Intervals, entertainments, consisting of performing elephant, bear, and Blondin donkey act, clog-dancing, ventriloquism, and conjuring, were given in a large marquee 100 ft. long and 40ft. wide—erected on the beach. In the evening ...
... or Baden in the race week. Lucerne masts familiar features oh a London season in fell awing, bands are in great request for dances, parties the order of the evening, and ill short the allegation is that a Swiss holiday is being robbed of its most delightful ...