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... you receive my note ? Writ lurs. TO TOPSY.^-Yoti told me you were fond of clog dancing. Meet me at Covent-garden Theatre to-day and we will see Marietta Alexander, the greatest clog dancer in the world— E DWARD. QO to 23.— D0 not take any steps in the matter ...
... EASTER at the ROYAL AQUARIUM. A BALLET of 50 MAIDENS, solo dance, danse dv Jupon. chorus, dance of the clowns, schoolboys' dance, top-boot dance, danse equestrienne, acrobatic dance, dance of the Toreadors, ...
... BALL- ROOM and FANCY DANCING. Afternoon and evening classes. Special classes for children and skirt dancing. Dances arranged for professors. Sec Four private or 12 class lesson-, U. ls. AVONDALE HALL, 23J Baker-street, W.— DANCING.— Ladies and Gentlemen ...
... Prizes for Word Competitions, Sketches, Poetry, Sec, and Special Competition for Dealers' .Assistants only, cousistinit of Saloon Return Tickets to New York, and First-class Railway Fare and Hotel Ex_>ens_3 for Tour in United States. Competition closes March ...
... (Lord Mayor's Day), Grand Dis- play of Fireworks by Wells. Old English Fair, Dancing, and other attractions. SURREY GARDENS^This Evening, 7.30, PRO- MEN ADE CONCERT and Dancing in the Monstre Ball Room. Full Band, under the direction of Mr. Henry Sprake ...
... ve Class Lessons. 11. ls. DANCING.— Miss JANET THOMAS. 28. Somerset- street. Portman-square. RECEIVES PUPILS in BALL- BOOM and FANCY DANCING. Afternoon and evemnsclasses. Special classes for children and skirt dancing. Dances arranged forj)rofessors,_&c ...
... Twelve Class Lessons, 11. ls. DANCING.— Miss JANET THOMAS, 28, SomenJT street. Portman-square, RECEIVES PUPILS in BALL- ROOM and FANCY DANCING. Afternoon and evening classes. Special classes for children and skirt dancing. Dances arranged for professors, &c ...
... -street). DANCING, DEPORTMENT, and EXER- CISES.—Madame ADELAIDE KLEIN holds slasses .t 2J, Prou.pt on -square, S.W.. nd at her residence, 1, Bentinck- street, Cavendish-square, W. The At Home Dances on Tues- days, at Eight o'clock. DANCING.— Mr. BLAND ...
... GO-BANG. LETTY LIND will Sing Di, Di, Di. LETTY LIND will Sing The Chinese Dolly. LETTY LIND will Dance Original Dances. LETTY LIND will Dance Eccentric Duets. LETTY LIND will Imitate Popular Dancers. LETTY LIND EVERY NIGHT in GO-BANG. LETTY LIND ...
... of patients under treatment 1000 weekly. Free letters are available ...
... 23 Libretto). Grand International clog '1 Matured by and pro- duced under the supervision of Mr. William Welch, representing .ml, Ireland, Germany, and America. Solo, Yankee Doodle. Grand March, introducing Dance by Champion Black Pedestal Dancer. ...
... particulars, apply Secy. DANCING.— Miss JANET THOMAS, 28, Somerset- street, Portman-square, Receives PUPILS in BALL- ROOM and FASHIONABLE DANCING. Afternoon and even- ing classes. Special classes for children and skirt dancing. Dances arranged for professors ...