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... the 25th and 26 th of June., GUIDE OF THE EISTEDDFOD, a Pam- 1 phlet containing full particulars of the subjects for competition and other information, may be had through the post, on enclosing four postage stamps to either of the Secretaries; or may ...
... gftncaihm. CALISTHENICS AND DANCING. THE MISSES MARKS, Professors of Calisthenics and Dancing, beg to announce that their JU- VENILE CLASSES for the above will commence on WEDNESDAY, OCT. ord, from Two to Four p.m. Private Lessons given to Adults, terms ...
... GRAND JUVENILE BALLET, including Maypole Dance in Act I. Dorothy Minuet II. Morns Dance „ III. Arranged and produced BY Mr Stuart Bolton. SPECIAL Engagement, of MISS MABEL WYNN, for the renowned SERPENTINE DANCE, As introduced into Act II. Come and say ...
... The Local Loie Fuller. LITTLE KITTY KEN WAY, who made her debut at The Empire on Wednesday, Nov. 1st, dancing the Serpentine and other specialty dances. DE WYNNE, in Juggling, Balancing, and Shadowgraphs. THERESA ROACH, Serio-comedy Songstress. MARCO and^ ...
... Til Y. The Black Banjo Songster.—A great Ethiopia.n Ecci.-ntrie. The POWELLS, who 1m\ e attained great perfec- tion in Clog Dancing. SAM TORR, The London Comedian. On the banks of Daddy. SISTERS NELSON, DR.ettis! s and daneci S. A popular idol- CHARLES ...
... General Manager. 2nd January. 1893. 5610 JJOYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD. PAVILION COMPETITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TIME for SENDING in DESIGNS in this COMPETITION HAS beerr EXTENDED to the > th Ja.nua.ry next. JOSEPH DAVID, Hon. Sec. Pontypridd ...
... PAUL LANG TRY, The Black Banjo SCNGSIE, A great Ethiopian ic. The PO >VLLLS, who have attained great pei ita- tiü!: in Clog Dancing. SAM TOnR, The London CC-mcdian. t, On the banks of Daddy. SISTERS NELSON, DR.cttists and dangers. A popnlaridol CHARLES ...
... Miss JESSIE HARTE, Fascinating Singer and Dancer. Welcome Return of CHARLES OUSLEY, With his Operatic Clog Dance. THE SISTERS LILL, Song and Dance Artistes. DAVE r, U S S E L L The Footballer. FRED. CAIRNS, The Inimitable, with Racy Rhymes, Quaint Quips ...
... PAUL LANGTRY, The Blfick Banjo Songster.—A great Ethiopian Eccjntric. The POWELLS, who have attained great perfec- tion in Clog Dancing. SAM TORR, The London Comedian. On the banks of Daddy. SISTERS NELSON, DuetLists and dancers. A popular-idol— CHARLES BIGNELL ...
... GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC EN- TERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. Refreshments as usual. Admission. —First Class, Is. Second Class, 6d. Half-price at Nine o'clock, when the Promenade Concert and Dancing commence. Doors open at half-past Six; to commence at ...
... PAVILION to be erected on the Ynysangharad Field, Pontypridd, to seat 20,000 per- sons. Particulars of s>ite and conditions of competition may be had from Mr H. S. Davies, Hon. Sec. of Pavilion Committee, Town-hall Chambers, Pontypridd. The Plans to be sent in ...
... GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC EN- TERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. Refreshments as usual. Admission.— First Class, Is. Second Class, 6d. Half-price at Nine o'clock, when the Promenade Concert and Dancing commence. Doors open at half-past Six to commence at ...