THE LYNCH BELLRINGERS

Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 70, 11 September 1880, Page 3

THE LYNCH BELLRINGERS

These clevrr artistes will make their se corid appearanoe m the Foresters' Sail tonight, and we should recommend everyone capable of appreciating good musio to" pay. them a visit. In consequence of the late hour at which the entertainment closed last night it was impossible to give the lengthened; notice which I we 'otherwise would } aye given. We, however, reproduce the verdict of our Mavton contemporary upon the performance, holding our own over until our ■ext issue. " When we express our opinion that the handbell selections — notably the jitems, -"Ppme home, father," "Chimes, changes, and joy bells," and "Home sweet home,.' with variations, were simply ex- , quisite both m time and harmony, we believe we are only expressing the the views of all those {present. Mr. Warde played a couple of very effective pieces, on the pianoforte, and Mr Santley contributed several h?gh-olass songs, his last effort gaining him an encore. Messrs. H., 8., and W. Lynch eicited g.'eat laughter m their comic selections, and Mr. Lyndhurst's ven'triloqujal entertainment was" clevevly oarricdout. The concluding fn?-ce was productive Of roars of laughter, Mr. Santley being inimitable as Pat M'Griffin, the Irish coachman, and at tbe conclusion of the evening's entertainment, the utmost satisfaction was expressed by all those present.