PROFESSOR WESTEN.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1076, 8 December 1882, Page 2

PROFESSOR WESTEN.

On Saturday evenio., as was announce 1, Ali i Bil-a, the do .arch of Magic »ns. ga-o one i f bis unrivalled gift enterlai menta in the Town Hall. Clyde, io a very goaf attendance. The P. of aanr comme ca I his entertainment by referring to the rei-oit piece 'itij b in that ttie show was not worth witnessing, but ju giug f'om the applause that gre-ted all bis tricks proved oHier wise. Wnen it is taken in ’o eonsirleratinn that, the Professor bis no as»i tance on 'he platform whatever, it. must be recognise I that he lias well earned the rein ation he has gained throu-hout the Australasian Colonies as the Monarch of Magicians. His whistling from the throat w,.a mar-vellous—imi-ating the singing of birds, c'n’m-s, and sevetal well-known airs The Punch and Judy sho*v gave a great deal < I amusement both to old and youn/, especially the latter, who could not r friim f om encoring, so deligh'et were they. The [isrb.rming dogs w.nt through a number of tricks, and showed what an amount of oire mush have been lie-towel noon them. P'ofessor Weston announced at the ol «e of th« t>eifi:m nco th it; on his r -turn ho Mould give an entertainment for llVe ter" fit o f tlic I'istri.-t Ho-pibal. an nnnouncc'ni-nt the was to *i >-' Iwi hj rd'’*igcl a naose, A'tor tbe (iis ij u i:.n f, i z ■-( Iprc-mt rec. ivi i s in- hi" ) tbe pc ton, m-o W-n br-ugh o Io! I o ;n ; evi 1.-n' ’ v 1., jpg s.i'.ihliii wi li lie two Imi rs’ .imusimeut.