Tbe Faust Family.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 71, 22 August 1885, Page 2

Tbe Faust Family.

■ The; above' exceedingly' clever and . talented "troupe ' Aveir ; another crowded house last evening. The audience was a very orderly and appreciative one. The following programme which was well rendered wa,B submitted: — Overture, Orchestra ; Comic Horizontal. Barjby the brothers Ted and Robert; National Dances of England, Ireland, and Scotlaud, by Master Eugene ; Cornet Solo, " Old Foilka at Home," with variations, 'by H. Von der Mehden ; the . Musical and Acrobatic Clowns ;by Ted and Eobert. m their world-trained specialities, introducing Master Eugene^;. tire youngest" violinist' in' the .world, :'rWhb*\ plays the celebrated air of the "Carnival of Venice^' &c. ; Violin Solo, "Blue Bells of Scotland," with variatioiisjby Mi; 6. $f&ud; grand representatfon^f Ancient and Modern Statuary effects), by the Faust Family; Inhere was an interval of ten minutes :|here, which was : followed by an overtu^from the Orches^ tra j Astoundirig' AcroVatie," Feats and Drawingroom-I^ntertainia^n^, by thd " Faust Family* '£M* : Jf. , dgr Mehden m his grea^S^iaUti^/M^Bical Glasses, and Zypoh:ott«t; r ß.ea^^ Silver-to^Ean^B^,t^T|idVßobert, and Eug^n^'Ma^ilp^sßi^^Perform- ! ance, infeo^ucin^Sm^eff and Triple Somer^aulWi^y^^^^ aud Victor. The, y wHo^S; tyj^v^iJohcluded by laugtiabje : :f! 1 -<itch, entitled, " The^T^rte'Tiri^ip^ats,'' or '! Troubles&fha Schodli^ijJe^ 1 ia which Ted, Robertgi^d^^ujen6®|lay3 some popular selecti6hs. : on-^e'otnmon wood ; «Mr IE. Faust being ;ttie;>i&arid^aßter. The above programme,J-^aß;;^ through without an hiu;h;pcci?ringi;.:and the feats of cleverness and' strength: exhibited was marvellous. The : cornet solo, by H. Von der Mehden, was a- treat to those who heard it, in\. fact,; any audience would never: tire pf; listening to We do not hesitate.; m saying that it i« , % the best Coinpany-.that has eter visited-; r the Manawafcu district. ■ . ..- This afternoon a grand performance for the convenience of schools, and families will take place. The door will 'open at - 2.30. . •■...■.... ■;•;•.. .;;•.:".;:,. '„.' The troupe will give their farewell, performance to-night, when we^^would advise those who have not been as yet, ,: and who do not wish to lose a treat, not .'• to fail to put m an appearance. * ' " ;