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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... stolidly went their way, discussing vid Parl yet. Ve find him ungencrous, greedy, and .Tl:flgde, comedy, drama or pantomime —dancing, the chances of. Jobst’s life or reason surviving the brodigal. You have blayed chess mit him him of even- | sl€ing. and ...
... WARREN'S DERBY WINNERS RIFLE RANGES, ete. The ORPHEUS BAND will be in attendance DANCING, B—lo p.m. Gates open at 2 p.m.: closed at 10 p.m. Atimissién : 2 to 4: Is. . after 4 o'clog'k: 6d Children Half-price. Bieveles, Id. Sales by Auction. LINCOLN CATTLE MARKET ...
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... rivers in spate, damp R ”:ll:ifien(g)! };:_’gs'““f;g n;t::i-r:; the make-up and beauty side| Emmeline Morrison, slimnv. soil clogging machinery ‘;’!ufls subsidy being ende d‘. ‘or the shop. sho will spend| Hutchinson and Co. (Pube in clay areas, frostbound ...
... bridegroom is a member of Peterborough City Rowing Club. l il€n wi t. Ives ® o p rsnune( 1t mig consiat swimming poo Folk dance [ EmEt | coal. But the problems of ¢ o nce | present coal situation w 5 3 vmfil to the %oeténtry.h e remin “whispere FRUSTRATION ...
... sat at a piano singing the stuff he put over f.rom‘ Savoy Hill. Owen ijanm%ani sang bass ballads against Victorian wallpaFer. Clog dancers were follpwed k;y Robb Wilton’s anm}ue ootballdirector monologue. There was an amateur dramatic sketch echoing the ...
... evening were Mrs Hunt and Mrs Jones and the flower of the month competition was a tie between Mrs Hewson and Mrs Gowshall. Tetford DANCE — About 100 parents and friends attended the autumn dance organised by the PTA at Tetford school on Saturday evening. ...
... Trafford; Mrs J. Fowler, Mrs J. Hutton and Mrs S. Hutton helped with the races. New York CLOGS — On Tuesday New York Women's Institute enjoyed an outing to a clog factory at Hebden Bridge. They broke the journey at Doncaster for about two hours at the ...
... ‘“Ello, 'ello, what's all this then? Kirton bobby Pc 448 lan Stringer was “taken into custody’ by a bevy of attractive clog dancing ladies at the Spalding tulip parade on Saturday. The parade was approximately two hours late arriving at the junction with ...