The inclement weather had wuch to d with the sparse attendance at the Mas Hall on Thursday night last, sion of the Charlier-Weszly eutertainment. 'The prefatory remarks of the performers were in German, and consequently unintelligible to many' in the audi Dut the adrvitness alisplayed by both their work won apprecuition and applause Miss Weszely firs claimed attention producing at will from empty paper bag of her own a profusion of flowers. Handkerchiefs were borrowed, disuppeare!, and were eventually found concealed in loaves of bread. An inexhaustible har, so described, furnished subject for much amusement. Descending into the audience she collveted, in some mysterious way, money or a substitute for it in such quantity as would have made her a valuable assis ant vat a Church offertory, and from the same hat afterwards drew forth a miscell"neous assortment of chocolate boxes and cards.
Mons. Charlier opene the second part; with his family of automatons, who joined together la a sort of musical medley. They were manipulated with much skill and looked comical in the extreme. His Tyrolean songs wth a yodeling accompaniment and imitation of noises produced by the work of the rip-saw and grinding stone The monthly euj were shot for on Wed Notwithstandi goud scures were evnpiled.
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