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... THE SMALL BOY WAS POPULAR IN EVENING STARS TALENT COMPETITION. A seven-years-old boy carried off the honours in the children's talent competition promoted by the Evening Stars in the Literary Institute last week. He was John Clark. of Durham, and he ...
... left to local aru •teu , 0? pros Me uproarious laughter in th•-ir attempts to .onre the prizes that are offered in the competition now in prowtr. 3 . A well diversified p r oKra., me is presented, one of the most notable teatni being a Teri clever trick ...
... won by Mrs, Boyce and Mrs. Etherington as the Bisto Kids. The garland competition was won by John Burns (boys) and May Brown (girls). MAYPOLE DANCING. Country and Maypole Dancing came next by a class of the Parents' Association (Miss D. M. Davis), c ...
... former place included liquid refreshment' CUP MATCH FIXED. The semi-final of the Pulborough and District Benevolent, Cup competition, he. tween Storrington and Dial Poet, has Ircn fixed to take place at Pulhomugh on April 18th. . The final, which will be ...
... up-to-date dancing establishment and cafe has drawn up a specially attractive programme for the Whitsuntide holidays. On Whit-Monday there will be a special holiday tea dance from 3.30 to 8.15. at an inclusive charge of 2s. 6d. 'The ordinary tea dances are arranged ...
... Sunday, the Municipal Dance Orchestra played a dance tune never Leard on any stage beiore. Named One Flat Jump, it was written by a Worthing boy, well-known in local running circled. This boy later told me lie has another dance tune up his sleeve called ...
... who ethepted the skating arena gave a picturesque to the scene, which was witnessed by • aMendanoe of spectators. Several competitions were carried oat in the come of the evening, under the direction of Hr. C. Adolf Seibold, with the of Professor Fritz, ...
... Institute singing clogs. consisting of a doyen nounbeta with Mns. Moira conducting and Ibis Greenfield at the pinio. This piece was must pleasingly rendered. the choir being nicely balanced. 11611 Voris Jacobs followed with a balloon dance for which she was ...
... G. Baker (Piano); songs were contributed by Mia. S. Day, Mr. F. Sinkin, and Mr. William Roberts; Miss G. Douglas gave a clog dance and a hornpipe ; Mr. B. L. lammond an ladle& Club exhibition ; and Mr. P. G. Baker pbsyed a pianoforte solo, PnoraoaTiOw ...
... Nos. 2 sad 3, cons sting of nine men each, being under the direction of Sergeant Collier and Sergeant Roberts. The first competition consisted of seven volleys at 300 yards and four volleys and three rounds independently at MO yards, and the result was ...
... appliance. }apart workmanship only. TiE Ruts Cu:B.—Wednesday, September 17th, at 2 p.m., competition for prized, offered by Mr. and Mrs. Dixon. This competition is open to members who have not mute marksmen's points. NG THE LIFEBOAT. Mader Harry Dudley ...
... custom to sell cigarettes over the counter after eight o'clock, but on this occasion the cigarette machine in the shop was clogged. Even so, however, the customers would not have been served bad they not been soldiers. It was stated that she had been twice ...