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Thit it one iii a tenet of articlm about tko citim and plactt to bo vititod on thm 10-day tour - “Romantic Europe" baing offered by Timat-Community Netttpapert and KIM Royal Dutch Airline. It accma unlikely that adult* would gather to watch and liaten to wooden dolla, controlled hy atringa, perform a grand opera. But in magical Salzburg that'a exactly what haa been going on for 80 year*. The performance* of the Salzburg Marionette Theater are ao popular that the 360 aeat theater ia almoat alwaya packed with eager muaic loving fan* who are thrilled by the delightful artiatic experience. Founded in 1913 by Anton Aicher, and atill operated today by hia grandchildren, the marionette theater ia one of the proudeat tradition* of the town. The company1* Lilliputian wooden figure*, each exquiaitely carved and clothed, have traveled the world with their human altar-egoa. Through the year* they have played to a total foreign audience of over two million people in thirty nation*. Anton Aicher waa a aculptor by profeaaion who grew up in the late Nineteenth Century - a time when traveling troupe* of puppeteer* entertained throughout Auatria and many of the royal court* had reaident performer*. In purauit of hia dream to create hia own marionette theater, Anton traveled to Munich
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