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... Three prizes of £l/10 and 5 were offered for comic singing, in character, and another for a clog dance, but as there were not sufficient entries no competition took place. There was, however, one otherattraction worthy of motice in the shape of a drawing ...
... attend. Many items on the programme were rendered in quite professional style, this especially applying to the admirable clog dance by Mr. J. i‘ Saunders, the banjo song by Mr. J. G. Saunders, and the grotesque song and ({unce. “The Funny Old Girl,” by ...
... spectators were highly delighte@ with the comic efforts of the troupe. The singing for the most part was admirable, and the clog dance by Mr. Spencer and the stump speech by Mr. Charles Hall provoked roars of laughter, The Committee had, at much troable and ...
... then dismount and carry the other back, The hurdle racirg was fairly well contested. The one mile heavy marching order competition was of an interesting character, and full{l tested the powers of o:%umnoe of those who took part init. In addition to being ...
... with a funny Militiaman -nmhum‘l a good make-up for his rong, “The Big Boss Dude.” Messrs. Grocock and (‘IA;; ham gave a clog dance in grand style whic brought down the house. The piece de resistance, | however, was the production in tableaux, ete., of ...
... ¢xhi nted l?f an instrument invented by himself. The rest o the programme 15 made up of songs and dances by Miss Pansy Forrist, a clever “pedestal” dance and comic gong by Mr. Dan lLeeson, Miss Muud Danvil and Mr. J. (. North sing comic songd, Mis Kate ...
... a number of other aelectioua The iketd which comprisvd the tecond part of the tainment gave opportunity for Rome clevn clog dancing MR J A MUIR AT THE In the Atbeneum Hall Mr J A Muir gan one of his musical anu dramatic entertainmat on Saturday evening ...
... come wh n the Board should make a forward in that direction The time was when we in this country were practically without competition but in these days foreign nations had roine to reidiae that if they went to uecuro share of the trade of the world it would ...
... each of the other Associations to etnfer on the matter and tnako tho necessary arrangement to formulate a scheme for the competition Lord Provost Dewar was cordially thanked for his handsome offer John 11 Thorson of the Vale of Lcven an oJ Internationalist ...
... appreciated ir BUU SUU A request from the Glasgow Corporation that with the inevitable stump speech and a clog the Board should take part the Corporation dance Later on a very clever performance ie headmaster aceomnanvj was ven in which all the artistes rendered ...
... Shrrwood aMr W RlahV Tyro Sat Whit There will be no Dundee Charity competitions this Arbroath have no dates Dundee will have no ground in April and no one seems really anxious that the competition which haa been of no value for years should go on The Association ...
... Brown Goatbridge Basses 1st Mr Donald M’Donald Shettlcxton 2nd Mr R i’rovan Airdrie Comic 'singers 1st Billy Hall Paisley Clog dancing 1st D orsyth Airdrie 2nd Thoma Myles Long-rtgeend Mr John Aitkcq jun Airdrie carried off first honours for Indian club-swinging ...