... 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 ...

... try and find the log M.P., and in the end Sir Georga Dougln_v was discovered trudging cheerfully along m evening dress and dancing pumps la::néhjch were literally runmngmr?g water, Archdeacon Norris and “ The North” Archdeacon Foxley Norris has invariably ...

... appointed.”’ When Tom Shaw Danced. Mr. Shaw, of Colne, the Minister of Labour, very much resents the statement that dancing is now becoming democratic. It had long been democratic, he said, in Lancashire. He had-danced in clogs to a concertina band himself ...

... decline. Duriuyg the past few months this *‘ dancing pubiic ’ kus been growing week by week, and on Saturday evening at the Imperial Ballroom, a vecord-breaking crowd assembled to witness a Charleston competition, But that record was no sooner established ...

... By JOE BATES. E=== I wonder what will ha Pen within this next twenty minutes. I can Eenr the tap-tap of a pair of child’s clogs on the flags outside; I can hear the gate creak as it is pushed open ; I can hear a tiny fist thudding on the Jower middle ...

... a Divisional Ambulance competition for the police was inaugurated, a silver cup being presented for the competition. The Brierfield and Reedley team won the first competition, and then commenced to com'rlem in open competitions, with the result that the ...

... s were served, and the remaider of the evening was devoted to competitions and whist, and a very enjovabl time was spent. On Tuesday evening all entries for the ** Hart Cup ™’ competition were hrought in. CENTRAL GOSPEL MISSION.—A very interesting lantern ...

... idea of what is duty done Is grossly Inadequate Although for the greater part of their lives their jystems are habitually clogged and poisoned they hotly deny constipation until It becomes acute and then proceed to make matters worse with harsh and violent ...

... properly to:— CELEBRITIES No 9' DAILY RECORD 44 VICTORIA ROAD GLASGOW S2 in time to reach ns not Inter than nesill 4 This Competition run tn eonj'inrtion with The Glasgow Evening News” newsagent or direct from the Back Num- Glasgow Post tree aa per copy ...

... emotional and said quekly: “Shall we dance? You bet we shall Tiir declared fervently Dance and forget nnd remember only the happy days like the thing-umybiib says’ ’(inly count the happy hours — you know’’ He danced well that attribute at least Vai thought ...