... the Marchioness of Ely and party, and Mrs. R. 0. Hermon. J.PI, and party. During the evening there were a number of competition dances, and these with the other items on the varied programme contributed to what was one of the most enjoyable dames in the ...

... exertion than the flick of a telly switch. If I seem less than overjoyed after ten days of heaving, sweating. striving flesh clogging my screen it is because I have a limited interest in athletics. swimming, badminton, fencing and weight-lifting. Vt.t I must ...

... actor or actress in the pantominc; suffice it to say, then, the other ports were all well filled. Ths Lai lets arranged and danced by Miss Kate Hamilton and sisters were most graceful. The children s performances throughout reflect the greatest credit their ...

... Sweepstake (435) Heat I—Sams Dog, Kinky Ruler, Pawn General, Saddle Stride, Grey Roisin, Lorac Liag. Heat 2—Local Melody, Clog Dance, Ballykennedy Rum, Kil!vela) Silver. Dutch Lady, Spooky Image. Heat 3—Spent More. Sunnys Choice, Keeragh Con, Brava, Mystic ...

... was what his piano meant to Franz Schubert the composer, and his song will be sung by four choirs of schooigirls at Larne competitions on Thursday. They can't all win, of course, but music does not mean winning prizes at Larne or any other festival. Music ...

... James Allan. and a! Malone in the League, and at Flawthornden clog dance executed by Mr. Bob Laird was I Road, Knock are to be at home to Collegians applauded to the echo. in the same competition, the oficial time for During an interval fruits and Pastry ...

... PLATE. Bnortlne Chnmicle—KelUeAre.'o. Coontry Dance fllly Ethel filly; Clifdea. Ethel fitir., Sporting life—ronntry Dance filly Ethel filly. Bpon*mao—WolTa Cry Ethel filly. Daily Telegraph—Country Dance fiUy. Standard—Ethel filiy- Advertiscr —Ortenberg ...

... Pte. Georgina King, Pte. Georgina Holmes. Pte. Irene M'Cartney and Pte. Margaret M'Larnon. ENGINEERS' DANCE IN BELFAST The annual dinner and dance of the Belfast Association of Engineers. held in the Grand Central Hotel on Friday night. was attended ...

... clerical impreeeion and dance gives a remarkably funny enter.! tainment, and Stan G. Pell'also takes part, in the clever step-dancing turn which , is a feature of the scene. The Vaudeville Girls figure in several speet.mular dance scenes, and Vie Vivienne ...

... made establish Schools’ Competition. Queen's College F.C. are taking the initiative, and are lively to ask I.F.A. to allow the rhichester Memorial Shield to handed over the ompetition- The Bth Frovisicnal B ittalion Club held a dance at Holy wood lasv. evening ...

... WEDNESDAY EVEN• the 7th inst. . a MEETING will be held in CLUBROOM. All Members are requested to attend. NOTE the CARNIVAL DANCE in the COLTMI May nth. CITY CUP. LINFIELT) v CLIFTONVILLE At CLIFTONVILLE, WEDNEHDAY, 7th, At 7 o'clock p.m. sad L (Staid atm) ...

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