... -Mr Fred. Wtilkinsomm, Irish comedian and dance, heads the bill here, and is well received ; Aliss Connie Atelnotte is a good male impersonator ; Mr Gen. Orton is a clever Nigger ; tliss Gertie Fancourt, dance and song artist and Dutch impersonator, evokes ...

... and their able dancing was applauded. Miss Ange Pelham sang You are awfully wicked, and assumed the characters of a saucy romp, who says to her boy lovers You meust Wait till I'm twenty-one, anti of A Lancashire Girl, who can dance well. An effusion ...

... or bitches goes to Mir. H. F. do Traf- ford, Maenchester. 1Pointers are not n-f sash competitive excellence as ait the Birsoingham exhibition, bet some capital clogs are cistered, and a better dog than the one which wson the geld medal for Mlessrs. Boolby ...

... striving to win the favour of the audience. Under the stimulating influences of competitions promoted by enterprising music hall managers, there is just now a boom in clog-dancing, and a very clever exponent of the art is seen/at this hall in Mr T. W. Royal ...

... excellence in the saltatory branch of the profession of their adoption. These young ladies go through some very taking clog dances, and, dressed in armour, they give a specimen of their prowess with thecombatsword of melo. dramatic utility, followed by ...

... ingandgraceful dancing while sustaining the character of Polly was much admired, and she will dance herself into popular favour before many days have passed. Miss Nellie Wilson's Bendbow was a well-rendered character, her step-dancing eliciting enthusiastic ...

... Ganem, and received much applause for her singing and dancing, whilst Miss Nell Pemberton was good as Morgiana. Miss Marie Trevor was an excellent Zorah, and delighted the audience with her songs and dances. Mr Harrv Rousby, who is a great favourite here, ...

... being dif- ferent clog dances ol a pedestal. Vicissitudes broaden the sympathies of a man, and that this is the case with Mr Leno many' of his poorer professional brothers and sisters have good reason to know. SPEAKIXG of clog dancing reminds us of the ...

... applauded. i The Sisters Reeve, who are rated amongst the E e cleverest in their own peculiar kind of busi- 11 ness, sing and dance in a very clever manner. Their contributions of lively. and interesting parts to the programme I add considerably to the enjoymeet ...

... delightful freshness, and e later Miss St. Clair enters the domain of clog dancing, and performs in a manner that should qualify her for honours in any forthcoming competitions. Dancing in r many forms and varieties is given by the Clan Johnstone f Troupe ...

... and I must publicly state that I took no part in the carrying out of the same. I have decided to give the second great clog dancing contest for the championship, in London shortly, to be ruled by the same conditions and same referee and some of the judges ...

... attractive. Her dancing was also admired. The part of Reginald Fairfax was played by Mr Reddick Anderson, who sang well, as also did Lient. r Dick Cunningham (Mr C. C. Cautley). Mr Bertie s Wright as Wun-Hi caused much amusement. His e? dancing and antics ...