... keep for hours without requiring any other attention. •Ireland Society of Dance Teachers, one of whose aims is to raise the standard of dancing Ulster. They consider competitions one the most effective methods of doing so. ...

... Mulcolm Arnold’s third Scottish dance. The plavers entered into the spirit of the day with lively performances in all departments in spite of distractions such as clod-hopping toddlers in the balcony during Herold’s Clog Dance from La fille mal gardee and ...

... Muaicolm Arnold’s third Scottish dance, e The plavers entered into the spirit of the day with lively performances in all departments in spite of distractions such as clod-hopping toddlers in the balcony during Herold's Clog Dance from La fille mal gardee and ...

... prisoners to wear leather boots when working beside German civilians, who have only clogs. At other times they refuse on the ground that prisoners are less likely to escape clogs. Strong protests have been made, and we shall continue to press for the camp leaders ...

... . . One local wit on hearing of the “protest” at the Championships, remarked . . “You lot would be better taking up ‘Clog’ dancing . .. you'd be in a better position to defend yourselves.” — YRS . . e ~ G.LOUGHRAN. Ulster Society of Amateur Dancers, ...

... very numerous ami varied. Dances arc held each night in the Hall, adjoining the grounds, under the direction Miss Haines: visitors •an have their *• fortunes told Madame Melrose and Madame Alexander; golf putting competitions have been ramrod by M'. U ...

... cry, and how wolves outrun other dogs 5.00 NEWS ROUND 5.10 GRUEY: starring Kieran O'Brien. Gruey and Co get mixed up in clog dancing 5.35 SPORTSWIDE 5.40 INSIDE ULSTER: Regional news magazine 6.00 SIX O'CLOCK NEWS AND WEATHER 6.30 NEIGHBOURS 6.58 INSIDE ...

... (8) song, The Holy City, by Sergeant-Major Hackett; (9) song, The Dandv, Oh, by Garrison- Sergeant-Major Howell; (10) clog dance by Colour- Sergeant M'Nally; (11) song, In Happy Mo- ments, by Mr. Conaty; (12) song, I Want My Money Back, by Mr. ...

... fastest yet recorded at the Easter meeting. GOLF' COMPETITIONS AT PORTTRVSH, Lovers of this popular gmame will be attracted to the links, Portrush, where on to-diay and following, days the Easter competitions ?? take piano, the first for a silver cup, open ...

... Stewart—Aunbank Tatters; 3, Mr. Robert M‘Gowan; 4, Mr. J. Goff Pim—Erin’s Bramble. Class No. 3 (10 entries)—Any variety toy clog —Mrs. James Parkinson —Mo-Dhu of Earlsferry (chow) ; Mrs. Jamison—Tiny Lona (Yorkshire terrier) ; 3, Mrs. G. Colville—Dainty ...

... Marie Nelson, Serio- Comic Vocalist ; Brothers Belmont, Comic I Duettists and Clog Dancers; Mr. FrankRoden, Character V ocal Comedian; Messrs. Powell & Son, American Song and Dance Artistes; Mr. Cyrus Wall1ing, Negro Comedian and Eccentric Dancer; Mdme. Ri'es ...

... Dublin vocalists. the Cooke Brothers, who received an enthusiastic reception last night for their singing of duels and tor clog dancing. Douls Williamson, who con linues to sing attractively, gave a jpiendld rendering of The Florai uance.” Don Charleaworth ...