... 0th Inst. T HIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the A. 19th, and TO-MORROW, the 20th instant. PAnT FsaT.-_An Equestrian Act-The Clog Dance-The Horses Pyramus nnd *' Thisbu'- he Two Punheauellos- The Caohilta-The Table Leap-The Village Wedding-The Juggler-Theo ...

... SCHOOLS. W. NEWTON sill supply CLOGS th. aims Prises that lw supplia• Ohs Hyde &List Food. W. NEWTON. Rossi. HIM NOTICE. A CLOG DANCE. for a RIBBON, nil take piece at t h e lease et Mr. Ramsay smarm Chapeau' Arm., Hattaraley. ea Saeaanar, IHNO. 1863. Also ...

... uniater. rnplted Eiccess througholit the a eek. A great addition to the. buir.rsuale is the iitroduaclieil of a very pretty clog dance, in wbich the ?? (;UliniS distinguish thonseolves, together with the Corps de Bsallet, ad also tho danclir5 of Md'lle Idae ...

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... attractions i with which the entertainment abounds are the wonderful accordion performances of Mr. T. Olaar, tbs double clog ) dance Messrs. M‘Donald and the eccentric negro dance Messrs. A. Banks and N. Solomon, and the burlesque prtmd donna representations ...

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... but being Sou boshful, proloaloly, be never male an appeeranre. and his place was filled hr Mr. Snicks. Mr. Tipten. for • clog dance, 'jr. Foulkes for • comic song, were ale by their absence. Mr. Over taking the place of the tatter. Granny Brown and I ...

... Donoghue. A lapse of four years is supposed to take place between the two acts. The scene of the second act is laid in Australia, and the characters were distributed as follows :—Leonard Lincoln, a wealthy Australian farmer, Mr. •T. Warren; Joe Lobkins ...

... it, and Dame Durden's School. The Alpha- I bet. Ballet, the Rustic Sports, and Morriaa Dance and real jl owd Lancashire Clog Dance. Tbe Bowers of ?? Meet II lag of the Fairies-Signs of the Times—Grand Juvenile Ballet I aad Skipping Dance.— Principal Danaenaa ...

... Wbatyoumaycallit, and Dame Burden _ School. The Alpha- bat. .Wist, the Rustic Sports, and Motrlss Dance snd real owd ?? Clog Dance. Ths Bowers of Arcadia— Meet inf ol the Fairies— Signs of tfae Times Grand Juvenile Ballet snd Skipping Dance.— Principal ...

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