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... CLOG-DANCING CONTEST. Sir John Suckling, who died somewhere about 1641, was an enthusiast about dancing evidently, but when he wrote She dances such a way, no sun upon an Easter day is half so fine a sight, it is fair to presume that he was speaking ...
... judge between ladies; but clog-dancing was not like r pump dancing or step dinc ug, and the great secret of it t was the twizzle. 'This northicountrY term apparently describes very aptly a shaking of the foot, which every I clog dancer is anxious to acquire ...
... be pleased to dance her in clogs for £50 a-side-this sum having been deposited with the editor of The Era. Miss Dell also sends £5 for the purpose of starting a Ladies' Sweepstake, open to the ladies of the profession, to dance three dances :-Steps (schottische ...
... Hawkins sang in admirable style the ballad Napolitaine. The second part inclded, among a variety of miscellaneous items, a clog-dance deftly executed by nine performers, preceded by some skilful drum-playing, anti followed by tableaux illustrative of many ...
... burlesqued. Mr Harry Lennard was very successful in his Serpentine Dance, in which he cleverly imitated the graceful evolutions of Miss Jenny Joyce. He calls it a Jit de si&le dance, and it was heartily applauded by the audience. Another extremely comic ...
... Southport Pier your correspondent mentions some clever clog- dancing by the Sisters Mara. Will you kindly correct this. It was by the Sisters St. Marx. Miss Daisy Marx got first prize in a ladies' competition for comic singing at the circus at Southport on Friday ...
... (seeing that clog dancing is getting ?? rtated) that could purchase the belt and put it up Ior competition, as all clog dancers would prize and thiik a it an honour to compete for the same. Just now, whe n there is such a boom in clog ...
... company, in Dcvilshoof; Miss Lizzie Villiers, a spark- ling vocalist and expert clog dancer ; the Three Perles, wonderfully smart acrobats; Miss Nelly Collier, song rand dance artist; Miss Norrie Brandon, burlesque actress; Mr Hugh Dempsey, a funny Irish ...
... Burns, who throughout was the dark horse h of the competition. It appears he has practised clog dancing r, for twenty years. I His dancing was a revelation. v His dancing was a revelation. His dancing was a ...
... infinite variety of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels. They do not care for the rivalry of pantomimes or any other form of competition. They have but to issue a new programme or migrate to the larger hall, and audiences come and fill up every corner. Boxing ...
... tuneful singing and peculiar style of dancing and marching and posing and-we must say it-kicking, caused immense amusement. Other additions to the Empire company since our last notice include the clever juvenile clog dancers Master and bliss Sindon. THE ...
... Russian dance, the Italian taran- tella, the Dutch clog dance, the Irish jig are each given with perfect facility ; but the talent of the little artist is exhibited to the best advantage in the final scarf dance of a prima ballerina. Dancing ...