... COMPETITIONS CAPITAL s to the ballet Nutcracker is now almost 100 years old. a story by Hoffman, the audience is in a fantastic Christmas Eve ourney Russian country estate to the English g of Sweets. Here they witness Fa on, including the Dance of faked ...

... when Lady Baring gave a dance for her debutante daughter, Miss Ahercromby, who looked very pretty and dainty in white chiffon. Mrs Henry Wharton gave a party at the Grafton Gallery, and Lady Lee and Mrs Alfred Parley were other dance hostesses, and Mrs George ...

... youngster some fifteen years ngc. followed on. and fairly fetched Inc house with Ins rendering Irish comic sung and very good clog dance. Fred Levlaiul following turn, and was even more successful than usual, and that lot. At tins juncture the benejiri i!,’c ...

... As for his dancing, that was as funny or funnier than ever. Looking in at the Par. again on Friday I was glad to End Leno much improved in health and in much livelier form. * * * • The comic-singing, clog-dancing, and other competitions that were wont ...

... BROMLEY DANCING DISPLAY. As reported briefly last week, the Brom- pupils of the Cone School of Dancing, London,.gave a display at the Royal Bell hotel, on Wednesday. Several of the dancers assisted the school to win the '• Dancing Times cup in the All- ...

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... BALLROOM DANCING French Tango and Charleston. Operatic., Character, Scotch, Clog, etc. Practice Dance EVERY WEDNESDAY, 8.30-11.30. Except Armistice Night, November 11th. Prospectus on application. DANCING. Miss BERYL THYRZA CHEEK. THE PELDON, 153, SHEEN ...

... Our Literary Competition Circle COMPETITIONS, principally of a literary character, are set monthly in this page. The Competition Circle is an offshoot of The Children's Salon, and has been formed primarily to enable those members of the Salon whose amateur ...

... precision. The Catford danced the hornpipe in costume. and also gave a gipsy dance and the Irish jig. item was heartily applauded. as a Dutch dance, by a dozen members of the Poly-technic Evening Class. win , appeared in clogs and Dutch penitent costumes ...

... Athletic Club Boxing Competition, arranged for March 28th, Park Tavern.— order give unequalied entertainment, the instructor (George Young) has decided to present another silver cup to competed for list members. this account the competition will take place ...

... PRIZE COMPETITION. isnot be written on one side of the paper (or on a post card), end the real name and address of the writer oust be added on the muse sheet 0/paper. Answere must be addrsseed to The Editor of the Weekly Dispatch, Wine Office-court ...

... 2 W. Piercey, 3 C. S. Dickjson. Pillow flgfxt on pole. Prize 53.—C. Annand. Dancing competitions. Light step dancing. Prize 10s. each.—Miss Gibbons and H. Pierce tie. Clog dance. Prize 10s.—E. Tagg. Tug-of-War. Teams of eight. Prize £2.—l ...