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... 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 ...
... DIRECTOR .OSWALD STOf.L-. TO-NIGHT. ART IN WATERMARKS. Aquatic Living Pictures Sensational Finale 1 The Dance in the Cataract! RAY MASKELL. In her Dance Eccentrique. D. J. MCCARTHY, Biliah Intoxshicated. THE EXPLOSIVE ELTONS, in A Carriage Ride and its ...
... again to the fore. It will be given to the conductor who proves successful in two consecutive years in the second choral competition. The baton is declared tobewortbJ670. It is a pity Mr Morgan did not see his way clear to giva the baton in the chief choral ...
... 13226 1123 CALISTHENICS, DANCING, AND DEPORTMENT. — Madame GAULTIER and DAUGHTERS, of CHELTENHAM, announce the RE-OPENING of their CLASSES at the PAHK- HALL, CARDIFF, on OCTOBER 14th. Private Lessons in the Waitz, or the New Dance Versa, Choroiistha, Menuet ...
... apply at the Company s Offices, Bell Avenue, Queen Square, Bristol and Beaufort Wha-t Newport. H. W. MORETON, Agent. DANCING_ACADEMY. DANCING IN ITS NEWEST STYLE. MISSTRICE J ILL resume her Professional Duties on Tuesday, August ▼ » 3rd, and her Juvenile ...
... R Miss JESSIE HARTE, Fascinating Singer and Dancer. Welcome Return of CHARLES OCSLEY, 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 ...
... PAVILION to be erected on tho Ynysangharad Field, Pontypridd, to seat 20,030 per- sons. Particulars of site and conditions of competition may be bad from Mr H. S. Davies, Hon. Sec. of Pavilion Committee, Town-hall Chambers, Pontypridd. The Plans to be sent in ...
... N- Miss JESSIE HARTE, Fascinating Singer and Dancer. Welcome Return of CHARLES OULEY. With his Operatic Clog Dance. THE SISTERS LiLL, Song and Dance Artistes. DAVE RUSSELL, The Footballer. FRED. CAIRNS, The Inimitable, with Racy Rhymes, QuaintQuipa, and ...
... ll, General Manager. 21st December, 1892. ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD. PAVILION COMPETITION. vnmcE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TIME for SFNDING in DESIGNS in this COMPETITION has Wn EXTENDED to the 'th January next. been w ,!OSEPH DAVID, Hon. Sec. Pontypridd ...
... GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC EN- TERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. Refreshments as usual. Admission.—First Class, h. 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 ...
... a set. BRUSHES, MATTS, AND MATTING. Japanned Goods, Table Cuttlerv, &c., in endless variety, at prices that will defy competition. BRIGHT KEROSCINE LAMP OIL, for burning in the Parrafine Lamps, perfectly harmless and free from any offensive smell, at ...
... EDMONDS, Comic Comedians. Miss ROSE BUCKINGHAM, Serio-Comic. Mr J. J. EDMONDS, Comic Vocalist and Dancer. FREDERICA & ALBERY, Clog- Dancers, &c. Miss ROSE DOPHELLO, Vocalist and Dancer. Miss VINING, Serio Comic and Dancer. Bre. and Sister EOMUNDS, Duettists ...