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... Millwall nest Saturday the 8 out hern Competition. But we shall see. Anyway, will a sight for the gods. The Ordnance Reserves played Ravensbourne, at Lee, Saturday, in tho second round of the London Jnnior Cup Competition. Throughont the Ordnance had all the ...
... (trainer). Crosier also gave a clog dance. Altogether a very enjoyable evening was spent, and such gatherings this should do mnch toeement thebond between directors and players. The League team play their first match the competition against Lincoln City, at ...
... entitled Tne Siow Storm; Mand Desburo igh a very pleasing and shble male impersonator: Walter Levetto’s spematity is clog and top-boot dancing: and Chas.I’. Linton is an American banJoist. The Three Lyries are epeciality artistes of no common merit. and Charles ...
... Rosina Montara, songs by Mr. and Mrs. Sallenger, Miss Nellie Martin, and Mr. Bishop ; a recitation from § by Mr. Lewis, clog dance by Gunner Austin, a lecture the on ana Mr. Harcourt, which con audi with Io ughter, and some popular selections by the band ...
... education (chiefly technical) to candidates for the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers. Admission will be determined by competition, unaccompanied by nomination, and the examination of candidates is conducted half- yearly Ly ‘the the Civil Service Com ...
... contributed to the evening’s enjoyment were Messrs. McQueen, Caver, and Dobbings (directors). Stevenson, Caldwell, Crorier (clog dance), and Boyle (players), and Hollis (trainer). These re-unions should much to create and cement good feeling between players ...
... Bryant contributed two character songs. till death” was sung Mr. Gilbert Melville. Mr. J. Carroll played solo the piccolo; a clog dance was performed Master P. Gearon, with violin obligato byMr.P.Sk ; stump oration was given Mr. Bice; and character song by ...
... Kyrle Bellew, E. F. , F. Everell, J Bannister, and Liovel Mrs. Sti will read the written for the revival, ani Miss Bellew will dance the Minuet in the act. itton, Miss Meyri Mr. . Farren, and Mr. Roy. _— ne, a extravaganza by Messrs. F. C. to be laced en Monday ...
... ” A Night with Baby.” Mr. Arthur G. Brown afforded much laughter his songs, ** It’s Lucky I Keep my Temper ” and ** See Me Dance the Polka.” Mr. J. B. Mardiant sang “My Lass and I” and /‘Fiddle and I,” and Mr. Parsons played two solos on the violoncello ...