... ree variety of the Moore and Burgess Minitrels. They do by not care for the rivalry of pantomimes or any other form of competition. They have but to issue a new I_ programme or migrate to the larger hall, and audiences come and fill up every corner. Boxing ...

... WooD, late of the Eastern Emrire, Bow, is making arrangements for having a clog-dancing con- test, similar to that he organised at the Washington, Battersea. The competition will be for the champion- ship of the world and the belt now held by J. G. Burns ...

... singing and dancing evii-niig general approval. Pliss Alice Leamai'. t err welcom:e sonmributions include a coon srog and a. ditty ent..led My hinter. Mr George F yrvie Irish comedian, appears in the character oi a waiter, and hi Fnimart dancing is mitch ...

... figure, and a thorough knowledge of the stage, shs is bound to become a favourite, Iand, in the piece last mentioned, her Clog Dance was loudly re-demanded, as was her ?? of Coming through the Heather, very prettily and charmingly rendered. She previously ...