... unsolicited and entirely spontaneous tribute to one of our most valuable institutions. DANCING ON VILLAGE STREET. My attention was attracted the other day by a small girl dancing along as she follower a band in a village street. Her companions walked demurely ...

... BOO to hoethe war, and now they were handicapped on pities and nursing intititut one in Northern every side by foreign competition. and as a Ireland. Donations were also given to the result. poverty, misery. and unemployment Soldiers' and Sailors' Fnnidies' ...

... hood a Fog. 9-0 faik. 940. Linden Legere and Concert Orekeetra. 1040 New 1040. 11.8 C. Dancing fib. 11-30. Milner Bright and hie Wind°. 11-55. New.. 12-0. Clogs. Tdamonnow a in.. helm 11-0. Mew.. 11-15 Close. i.e. Moenltaly' Marta. 1-30 Mews. Talk, tint ...

... highclass women's shoemakers In this city. They made shoes for all feminine occasions, dainty satin covered shoes for weddings or dancing, brogue shoes for hearty ladies to tramp along country roads or over their estates, shoes with patent leather for demure young ...

... INC. VAT •, , / Admiral Hutton dances a hornpipe, courtesy of traditional Irish group Hooey* (from left): Brian Sutherland, fiddle; Brian Moors, guitar; Pete Morris, bongo, and Jim Dunne, THERE was dancing in the streets In Poeteinvy on Saturday ...

... and Mrs. John Hanna all from Banbridge, when they dressed for the banquet. TWO knights on horseback ready for a jousting competition, a crowded banqueting hall with swan and roast pig on the menu and even a court Jester resplend ant in a red and yellow ...

... time to be autographed by Frankie at a dance at which the Station's unit was making a recording of its own and was used in the programme. The record will be presented to the winner of a Station H.R.S. competition. a young Derry girl now awaiting an operation ...

... M'Alpins and Clytk,sdale, the accompanist being Mr. Chas. Turner). while Mr. Duncan gave exhibitions of ventriloquism and clog dancing. and Mr. Wank Bailey was in his element ao an nappeter of 'risk humour. The proceedings terminated then with an unanimous ...

... versatility, for they were equally at home in the impressive Vaughan Williams' motet. Valiant for Truth. in the charmingly light dance suite by Schubert. accompanied by MU Evelyn Graham. and in the unbuttoned humour of Thomas Woods' Salt Beef. for Tale voices ...

... scion scot silt silo slit slot shoot soil soon soot solon solo stool tools tank. THE FINAL of the 1958-59 competition for the Television Dancing Club trophies will be seen at 10-15. The play on the Home at 9-15, The Second Chance, is about the commanding ...

... have entered two teams Coleraine, North Down and Lisburn Jewellers Ulster League. Other leagues taking part are Fermanagh, Clog he r Valley and Western, East Antrim, Donegal, Ballymoney and Catholic League (Belfast). Coleraine A have won the trophy ...

... well-informed. There is no theatre, music hall or cinema, but there are hooks, and once a fortnight the lads and lasses meet to dance. Steam has proved a special blessing to the Scillies. as it has put a stop to intermarriage, which was prevalent many years ...