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... Hand. under tion of Mr. S. Cruielier. and they alan played dancing in DRE , SINii TIM DOGS. One mum; eat: a dressed dog judd by Col. A. E. O. There might have been a :tiger es try. but the clogs to enter into spirit of the thing. and enjoy the Sun just ...
... FOOTBALL BANC!. The llonasey Football Club held a dance at the British Legion Hall on gaturtlay, when there was a good attendance. Mr. Harry stark and his band supplied the music. COTTAGZ HOSPITAL. The following gifts were received:- 11re. King (cretin) ...
... and Csptam H. C. presided. A feature of the was the sand dance competition for silver modal. The winner waa Private Martin, from Nctiey. and this mad© the 20th medal bad gamed for clog dancing. Mr. HaaeWen© and Mr. C. W. J. Gaines in hi* character sketches ...
... member. It resolved to make the New Year's Eve Dance an annual fumtion, and to book up the Market Hall for the last day of this year. A vote of thanks to the chairman. officials and committee cuncluded the I =clog. ...
... Master B. Fulcher sang The Blind Boy. and this being encored, j be sang The dear old home'*; Mr. T. Martin ! executed a clog dance, and then Chief-Officer Rowthorn responded to the toast of Success to the ) Woolston H.re saying with regard the appliances ...
... tuneful song they began one those delightful clicking dances in unisen; soon I they were joined by a little boy who »o quite an expert the wooden shots. They wero loudly encored, and returned dance again. They were absolutely tireless their successful ...
... in Loudon, and takes part in events arranged them, including the walking competition and golf tournament cuds, English Connties* dance, bowling an/ miniature rifle competitions, and billiards tournament. Such functions as the society promotes are. indeed ...
... lawn House. Mrs. rendered two songs in charming voice. A very pretty dance was given by Miss Fay Keele, Mm. Hemtci soloist: it was very murii appreciated, and was loudly It* rendered clog and Welsh dan ...
... lumen scored. The scorer was hugzA by several of his companions, and the celebration fever spread to the Dutch linesman, who danced along the line gleefully waving his flag! Two minutes later the score levelled. _ . _ A clever piece of inter•forward play ...
... Familiar T*rees. The Dancing Dervishes of Pera.— Among the curious sights of Constantinople which nearly every traveller makes a point of visiting is the establishment of the Dancing Dervishes at Pera. Tbe building in which these Dancing Dervishes perform ...
... There were sheep clog exhibitions, organised by Mr. P. Watson. of Exbury Home Farm, who ha; given similar demonstrations in various parts of the country. He worked with two dogs. Scot, which was second in the English national competition at Newca'Ale last ...
... Incther danger that to fhz:iten people at home was the perpetual state of civil war and hripndrye. in China. war was never 'clog on all over at the tarn! time. ,ind even the biggest. were, when out en the map, looked small. In tire &anion way. brigandage ...