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• Through the novel she witnesses Morris dancers on palace in Westminster.
• A journal " The Morris Dancer " has been published irregularly since 1978.
• Morris dancers were often employed at such events.
• His supervillain arch rival is the Morris Dancer.
• She encountered groups of North West morris dancers in the North-West of England.
• Traditional morris dancers in the North West of England would also wear clogs when morris dancing.
• One of the annual village traditions is a Boxing Day tour of these by Morris dancers.
• His father is a Morris dancer.
• "They're called morris dancers, and they carry sticks with ribbons on them.
• One illustration shows morris dancers and a rushcart at Failsworth Pole, near Manchester, about 1820.
• By tradition the morris side ( Abingdon Traditional Morris Dancers ) will not dance without the horns.
• Moulton hosts an annual village festival ( held in May ) and is home to the Moulton Morris Dancers.
• Brass bands, morris dancers and the band of the Royal Marines were regular performers in the riverside gardens.
• While performing with, say, the Mark Morris dancers, he takes pains to blend in _ and does.
• The hoodening tradition has since ended, but today is immortalised in some of the routines performed by Morris dancers.
• Blakeman's third play, " The Morris ", follows a troupe of female morris dancers.
• In July 2009, over 100 Morris dancers participated in the " Day of Dance " at St Ann s Well.
• The Morris dancers of Stansted were one of the earliest groups to form from the revival of the activity, in 1934.
• American minstrel shows, if not the actual origin of blackface among Morris dancers, at least contributed to its popularity ."
• During this period he was also the fiddle player for The Hookey Band and a member of the morris dancers at Adderbury.