... song-structure, by marching to the rhythm of drum-beats and praising the rhythmical quality of the bag-pipes, clog-dancing, sand-dancing, and step-dancing. ‘‘ There Is. rhythm in everything,” he said, and ““ rhythm is everything.” Wallpaper and Tapestry. At ...

... and games in the grounds of the Nursery Waye, Uxbridge, school. Attractions include clog and country dancing, bouncy castle, animal corner and fancy dress competition. The fair is from noon-4pm and proceeds go to school funds. ...

... Harris's t ippers are clever thncers, boxers, and singers. Harry Edson exploits his wonderful dog. A clever exhibition of clog• dancing and acrobatic feats is given by Ovieto and Lottie Bray. The Esdaile Brothers, comedians ; Sadie Seymour, comedienne and ...

... the hoys won chalks. A competition will take pla.'oon the 2 ttb,l. .: All ebampious look mSaturday's Sporting Life for full pur k.t’a.s. CLOG DANCING. Will Powei.t, man&we? Will Collmcs. wishes .. will accept ohalloiigo and dance him eight, ten. tw. . ...

... fete was a clog (o w as an orthodox ughbred dogs, and es were awarded in rich organised S'edge. attracted 51 crc pedigree dogs. 1' as followed by dis. urn by Scouts and Cubs, ankle competition. After A: and Rovers gave a ling there %lab a dance at Nile for ...

... had been heard in all the country's leeding theatres. Jimmy started hit career at the age of five after winning a clog -dancing competition. His father, ERNIE WIL SON. also a comic, taught him the tricks of the trade and they formed a double act as WHEELER ...

... sporting hut. is spite of the added interest of open competitions, walking matches round a moving circular track are apt to become tedious: At the Grand T. W. Soya!, the famous int astoundingly clever clog-dancer. uad a following. end Carl Iteinsch's sporting ...

... Shepherd’s-bush Empire. An innovation takes place, consisting of an amateur clog dancing competition, under the auspices of Mr. Frank Leon, the famous clog dancer. The competition will be held every evening during the week, and there will be ...

... tlaefirst post on the morning of 5. Wild man tug wild horse (7) 9. Chatter to Edward? Wednesday, Febrtwry 23, 1966 NoTE.-This Competition does not apply to the nited States. It has all been arranged quite regularly (9) I 0. Pleas alTered for the mistake (5) ...

... the grenade of The Abereoro Arms Hotel. After tea a photograph was tak.en et the party, and competitions both for ladies and gentlemen were held ea the lawn Dancing took place du,ring the evening, sods programme, arranged by Mr E A Hingsmill,waseplendidly ...

... Mrs. Calvert Routledge ; Acting Manager, Mr. Ralph D. Fenton).—The competition of Fr.day last proved another success, the Brothers Hall, in a mixture of patter, boxing and clog dancing, having a great reception. They were, however, barred through being ...

... Craig, Claude Thompson, Bobby Dobbs (two), Freeman Martin, Charles (Parson) Davies, E. Foote, Ernest Stanton, J. H. Wood (clog-dancing promoter), J. Corbett, Ernie - Greaves, Jimmie Davies, Jasper White, J. Nash, and Pop (two). THE WORCESTER CITY CLUB. Tim ...