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... Aberberg; solo, Mr. L. Carpenter. The sisters May, of Abercarn, were loudly applauded in their duet, Kitty, dear, and clog dancing. The ventriloquial act, performed by Little Willie, Aberbeeg, caused much laughter, while Mr. J. Dyer, Crumlin, also ...

... nothing but dancing, and danced in spite of protests. and aometimes in questionable surroundings.. That local university should he a university in the best nesse of the term, and should have its playing fields sad dancing-room. If the wanted to dance, let them ...

... Lawley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Price, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Temlett. fteirshments were supplied by Mr. E. .lotTeries. A spot dance competition was held during the evening and the prize was won by Mrs. W. Jones and Mr. F. White. Chtidri BMW. When Jefferies' Bread ...