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... on. writing , and framing oh the address. Sub. eentsently the Messrs Perry and Allen minstrels gave their great Statue Clog Dance, •• and the entertainment concluded with a screaming farce. and then, amid hearty cheers, the large audience left, having ...
... Longfield; comic song, (female impersonation), Ours is a happy Home, A. Freear ; statue clog dance, Messrs Ray, Boston, and Charters; banjo solo, Joe Morley; song and dance J. J. Martin; comic song, Ju Jai. Tom Wood. Charlie White appeared in his specialites ...
... members whose vocal talent is such as would do credit to a professional combination. Messrs. Cassidy and Burrows, in their clog-dance, and Mr. W. Dempey, in his solo, were outstanding features of _ entertainment. During the interval the Mayor gave an appropriate ...
... district railway competition took place at Rhyl last week, and was conducted by Dr. Richard Owen, of Brymbo, who judged the seven teams from various stations in the district, assisted by Mr J. Gayton, of Bangor. At the conclusion of the competition the prizes ...
... Skirmishing competition for a silver cup pre. sented by the late Mrs. Kneeshaw and L 3: I , No. 2 Section under Sergeant D. Roberts, thy having won the trophy three times in succession; a, No. 3 Section under Sergeant Coverley. Drilling competition for a silver ...
... and liberated on Sunday in order that he should appear 89 stated, but he did not put in an appearance ARCATnA DANCING SEASON.—'flio dancing season at Arcadia continues to he a feature of the winter Beaton, and are being greatly appreciated by large numbers ...
... ecoviiniencii of Cr= foram* mall can be left with Mr. Jena& _newsagent. DANCING as Amegia untal farther notice will be on Mondays Us.). Wednesdays and Retarder' (Is. ad.). The Theatre And Dancing Floor min b• hued Tuesdays. Thus dark sad Fridays.—For tonne, agply ...
... amusement could be given to visitors in Colwyn Be,. She, with the aid of her son, had hired • band to play on the Promenade. when dances and carnivals had been held. They had firmed a great attraction and bad been anooeseful financially. A good band woe required ...
... (TEE CHAIRMEN. - to the chancel. After the singing of a hymn the capacity of M. C. Character dances were The following have been appointed chairmen of DANCING AT ARCADIA. I legal matters, his services were sought after DOLWYDDELEN. (-Thine for ever), ...
... always _hold a warin place in his regard a - ncl esteem. I TY'NYGROES I NOW PRINIUMBD DEAD. DANCE —On Christmas niAt a Ordin..,ry Signalman Emlyn Jones dance was held at the Memorial kiali..yutuigest s.in of Mr. and Mrs. liilvliont, for the benefit of ...
... Mrs Marston. Brace: I. Davies (Lianlairtechan), Ldrwelyn Mrs Ellis: 2. W. Ravenscroft. Davies (Trefriw), W. S. J mes Open (clog) . 1 -‹. , . (Beddgelert), and Hugh Owen Mr. and Mrs. D. Johnson. r 4460 ) , (Llandidno). to sorve on the Park Open ...
... and district amounted to L 24 33. 3d. —• record. -A parif ie la i i an h;id at th▪ e t. Colw After dinneryn and dancing sad exhibition of clog ven by the National winner. Mr. Owes Anglesey. Wed by Wm by Mrs. ledger. Wsei loses were for the dame emir SISTIONHOOD ...