The Lynch Family.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 3, 14 June 1887, Page 2

The Lynch Family.

Tnis clever Combination gave their third performance in Gisborne lust night, when there was a fair attendance. The Company now offer a complete change of programme, and introduce several attractive musical novelties. Mr Brown has established himself in popular favor by his fine baritone voice, and his songs last night were deservedly well received, Mr Parlatto too was particularly well received, his comical contributions being not the least attractive feature of the entertainment. The various selections given by the Lynch Bros, on their now world famous bells were all equally good, the quartette from Norma and the duet “ Home Sweet Home ” being specially good. A distinct novelty was the quaint performance on the Javanese piano, presented to Mr W. Lynch by an Eastern Potentate, and from which, curious in appearance as it is, the player extracted the most melodious of strains. Comic duets and dances, high-class music, and that which is purely popular, in addition to a capital rattling farce, make up an entertainment which is deserving of good patronage. The public may take our word for it that the entertainment as given by the Bellringers is a good and genuine one in every way, and we trust that they will be welcomed by big houses during the remainder of their stay amongst us.