The London Bellringers.

Observer, Volume X, Issue 620, 15 November 1890, Page 7

The London Bellring ers.

The London Bellnngers and Faust Family, who held their initial performance on Monday evening last, have beea playing to crowded houses ; and deservedly so. Their show is one of the most clever, unique and entertaining that has ever visited the colonies, and the fund of wit and flow of catchy jokes displayed contain a sparkle oi originality that reaches public favour. The items being too numerous to particularise &ad decidedly beyond criticism, we can but say that the whole of the programme, from the rise to the fall of She curtain, went off with a ' vim ' that was simply irresistible, and kept the large and appreciative audiences present seething with ecithu.siasin, encores being Giie demand of the evening Ti.se bellungmg and acrobatic feats alone were more than enough tur the money, being undoubtedly some of the most difficult and intricate exhibitions of the kind we have ever witnessed. Those who have not yet paid this talented combination a visit should not fail to do so immediately, as we regcefi to say that their limited season is drawing to a close, Saturday next being the occasion of their last appearance in Auckland. A special matinee for children and country visitors is to take place on Saturday afternoea such as will open the eyes of the young people and provide them with fun galore.