HELLERS’ COMPANY.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9408, 31 March 1909, Page 5

HELLERS’ COMPANY.

These sensational entertainers made a great impression on a Feilding audience last night. The tricks performed by Mr G. W. Heller, by the aid of a few articles, were really astonishing, bnt those of freeing himself in about half a minute from knots carefully tied by a committee of the audience, re-tieing them in about the same period, changing coats, etc,, seem incapable of explanation. The moving pictures were a good selection, some pretty, others amusing, and all very interesting. Mr George Edward’s singing was much applauded. But, perhaps, the mental telegraphic exhibition by Madame Heller, in which she replied to written questions she had not seen, most excited the interest and wonder rf the audience. She also described accurately articles passed to Mr Heller, when the latter was in the midst of the audience, though slie could not possibly have, seen them. The entertainment as a whole was exceedingly interesting, and we can truly say that it is only at rare intervals people in this part of the world have the opportunity of witnessing anything so clever. /