FANK LINCOLN.

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 20 September 1889, Page 2

FANK LINCOLN.

This successful humourist appeared at the' Pub ie Hall on Tneisday* lAsf before u a crowded house. ' The*'ntt6frdancs wns desert', for though Frank Lined 'n has been well lancfe.fi and well 1 advertised,' wh'ch seems to first draw an audience; yet" 'tjie artist must have great power'to keep' them, all well' a'tnuseH" for two lip'uri*, by himself Frank Lincoln and tlic pretty milkmaid are possessed of the satne inheritance, in botfr cases their fades aret.th'-ir fortiinos, " .thdtisrb ; we trust ho milkmaid will ev6r -prill such f cea W the e Jtertainer of Tuesday nightdidv Lincoln, without the aid of dress, can transform liis face into thiat of an ofd' man/ a swell at a charity "dhiner, i -young lady it ' a party, anfl -very, many, others; >The< andience was kept in roars of laughter, caused by the inji«ici*y 0f fietipn, as some of his most " speaking " representations \\yve those .in, which never a word was uttered. The. representation of mixing -an American drink, with the, fiz2iug' of the soda water,, the unfortunate lady with the ' whistling too h, the tuning of the > orchestra at the opera, and, the night: ' eoundsjat the hotel on tne were Home of tile most taking of bis; representations. Tbeipiiinast, }U,Q.\ B. Foster, added his, welf renaerod; ; ovei tj,ices an^ acoompauim^«,ts,in the< ' style one hacura ly looked to?, from, one who liQ.'ds such a high position' Loin , wuo ;Ilas Hie reputation, which he sustains, of being one of tV most popular of agents. Ie may be j.ost |irobable that Frank Lincolu . may perfofm one more night here, on his return journey from tn« Nortn.'