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... Packs Con- JuriDg Cards, la 2d and 2d. THE MODEL STEAM DANCING SAILOR -Joiliesl Jack Tar out. always on the move. A |K>werlul metal Steam Engine, tripod Mend, boiler, luruaor. steam pip.. wheel, dancing plattorm, and adjustable metal siipixui, 111- eludiug ...
... nniveraallr popular dance u to nave ► ' *■*“ 1 bprn WUO Austrian kitchen eo»k. who, fiiniing dull in her kitchen, aan; daneol to the well-known msaanre. The eook'a miatrt-»a having nuriwiacd her during the |>erfoimanee, waa irqneatMl to dance an ...
... 9 lub fe«l very 'it a y ,e difference of rinks %,S thn?^ tm • greens. Why not c 'ub r , n^s must be entered Un a ®' the competition? 'S •, balance the chances bui ,' certain that every y number of rinks when taken f ease followers of the triej ' ac oount ...
... Highland dancing. The pro! { essional dancing competitions having by legrees assumed such proportions as to become almost tedious to the spectators, the Committee last year decided to substitute for them an exhibi- tion of the various Highland dances by a ...
... Mr James Cameron, teacher of dancing, officiated as judge, and gave entire satisfaction. Results :— Highland Fling— l Anna Bella Wardlaw ; 2 Bella Watt. Skirt Dance— Mary Duffy. Feather Dance — Annie Mathers. Clog Dance— James Gordon. ...
... legislation. These folk turn their backs on the past with an impatient shrug of the shoulders, as much as t say the past is a clog to their feet. Is it ? Rather is it not truer to say that there is nothing new under the sun? If you have taken refuge in many ...
... hornpipe clog-dancing, brought down the house. An assembly followed. STONEHAVEN. Hammermen's Ball.— This annual assembly was held in the Town Hall on Hogmanay night, and wm pretty well attended, upwards of forty couples being present. Dancing was kept ...
... Arbroath Abbey, another representing the ancient Ogham alphabet, and a third to Clog almanacs. At the close Mr Sugden was awarded hearty vote of thanks. The Gymnastic Shield Competition in Dundee.—Great interest is being taken in the gymnastic shield tie between ...
... encores. Two humorous pieces were g.ven in a splendid mmner by Miss Agues Ford, elocutionist, and solo dancing was engag**d iv by Miss M'Kiunon, sand and clog dancer, Miss Douglas, and Master James Millar. Miss Lamond acted as accompanist. Tayport Water Surp ...
... GYMNASTIC COMPETITIONS AND DISPLAYS. In Dundee Gymnasium yesterday these New Year displays were taken part in by the most prominent local gymnasts. Besides the competitions for the M'Grady Cup and Biurock Cup, theie wa* alsoa high jumping competition, whicii ...
... to contribute to the pleasures of the evening. Dancing was resumed, and kept up until morning. Mr and Mrs Armitstead graced the ball-room with their presence during the evening, and took part in the dancing. Nor were the children of the working people foigott-n ...
... varied by band music, songs, and dances. Miss Winnie Anderson went through some pretty dances. Humorous songs were contributed to by Mr P. M Fraser, and Mr R. D. Mackay, while Mr Sam Morris gave an exhibition of clog dancing. In the second part a local dramatic ...