Mr. Andrew Thomson Junior’s Matinee Dansante, Blythswood Rooms, 115 West Campbell Street, on the 3rd of April, 1852

An advertisement on the front page of The Glasgow Herald, on Monday the 22nd of March, 1852, reads:

 

“MATINEE DANSANTE,

BLYTHSWOOD ROOMS,

115 WEST CAMPBELL STREET.

MR. ANDREW THOMSON, JUNIOR, Sole Teacher of

Dancing and Calisthenics to the Royal Children, has been

requested to announce that the MORNING ASSEMBLY of

his Pupils will take place

IN THE CITY HALL,

ON

SATURDAY THE 3D OF APRIL.

Mr. Thomson has also been requested to mention that the

‘Minuet à Trois,’ composed by him last Christmas expressly

for their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess

Royal, and the Princess Alice, will be danced about 2 o’clock.

As Mr. Andrew Thomson Junr.’s Morning Assembly is only

intended as a private and select Réunion, and to afford the

Friends of his Pupils an opportunity of witnessing the progress

they have made under his tuition, tickets (as usual) can only be

obtained through the medium of their Parents and Guardians.”