The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-31
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.
Third Annual Entertainment by the
Pupils - Interesting Exercises
Large Attendance.


decorated. At one end was d commod
ious stage with drop curtain, flies anC
/ every Inconvenience. Over the front o
the stage was hung large Hawaiian flag
and on either side American and French
/ flags. Above the center flag was tht
| word Welcome" Festoons of ever
green's were suspended from pillar Il
( pillar The orchestra sat below the
| stage, the whole scene being very effect
/ i've. Among those present were noticed
His Majesty the King, Her Royal High
ness Princess LiliuOkalani, Her ROya
Highness Princess Likeike, Hon. A. 5.
Cleghorn, His Excellency Walter NJ
Gibson, President OF the Board OF Edu-
cation; His Excellency Paul Kanoa,
Minister of Finance the Right Rev the
Lord Bishop of Olba, Hons. S. q. Wilder,
Paul Neumann, Chas. X. Bishop, J L.
Kaulukou, j NJ. Kapena, and S. NJ
Damon, Rev. Alexander Macintosh,
Very Reverend Father Leonore, Rev.
Fathers Clement and Sylvester, Major
Hoapili Baker, Mrs. J. ID. Strong, Mrs.
J. S. McGrew, Miss Kapena, Father
Zohm of Indiana, Professor Berger and
wife, Mr.. Walter Hill and wife, Messrs
S. B. Rose, T. A. Lloyd, G.. c. Kenyon,
Edward Hore, representatives of the
press, parents of the pupils and friends
of the institution. 1t is estimated that
nearly two thousand persons were pres
ent.
The following was the programme pre-
sented:
Overture" Pirates of Penzance". Sullivan
St. Louis College Orchestra.
Semi-ChOrus The Little Musicians"
st. Louis College Minim Choir.
HEAD AND FOOT-CDialogue).
Head .. ............... Jas Lloyd
Foot. ..............-.. $500. VIM. Cuelho
And Scholars.
Chorus-.The Sunrise c. A. White
st. Louis College Choir.
Plevna March Observation-Disclosures.
" St. Louis College Junior Orchestra
THE HANDY sERVANT-(In one act).
Gregory (servanD ...........--.J Jas. Lloyd
Gregory's Father ..... ......... J. Arcia
Gregory's Master .........- +. Crawford
Mr.. tanning (tenant) ~ f. Bertlemann
Mr.. Spinage (tenant) Jas. Thompson
Chorus Mother Dear" .-..-. Alex Lee
st. Louis College Choir.
Persian Shah Patrol ... TIL. Giese
st. Louis College Orchestra.
Solo and Chorus THE Five-cent Shave"
VIM. Cuelho and Chorus.
THE VIRGINIA MUN1MY-(One act in
two scenes).
Mummy ............... Vincent Fernando
Dr. Galen ................. Eli Crawford
DIR. Galen's Ward ........... Harry Cooper
DR.. Galen's Nephew Captain Rifle
DR.. GaIen's Servant CThos. O'LearyJ
Observation-Disclosures. -...... ThOS. Sylvia
Mr.. Charles (artist) ..... Geo. Jackson
Mr.. Patent .......... &C.. Jas. Thompson
Professor and Reporters
Forget-Me-Not Polka ..............
49, st. Louis College Junior Orchestra
Gypsy Chorus .................. ... Bale
ST. Louis College Choir
Distribution of Premiums. 4
Queen of Hearts Polka .....-........
.......... St Louis College Orchestra |
q Hawaii Ponoi' St. Louis College Choir
The opening selection was magnifi-
Gently played by the orchestra. The
was really good and the time
faultless. 1t is a long time since such
fine orchestra playing has been heard in |
The second number intro |
duced twenty of the smallest boys in the |
school. neatly dressed in blue Knicker-
bockers, white shirts and red turbans |
with green. The little fellows
sung a chorus with much spirit, and |
fairly brought down the house. Great
care had evidently been taken with
their training by the Brothers.
A dialogue, Head and Foot" fol-
owed, in which the principal parts were
sustained by James Lloyd and William
Juelho The former, who is only II |.
years of age, is a boy full of promise.
His memory is very good and hardly
word was lost by the audience, so dis
inctly did he speak. Several numbers
we're sung by the College choir with
much expression. Four or five of the
boys have remarkably good soprano
yoices, which were heard to advantage.
The playing of the College junior orches-
IA was quite a treat. Its members are
T. Lloyd, w Bruins, F. Bertleman and
sylvia, llISJ N1OIiIlSy 11OlI, VI. 1@OIiS,
,. Sylvia and c. Long, second violins;
/. Bertleman, flute, w. Cuelho, clari-
met; J. Thompson, cornet. Brother
Albert directs and assists with the double
PASS. The little fellows handle their
Instruments with all the ability of veter-
ms, and were loudly applauded. A
omic song, "The Five-cent Shave" by
'uelho, was well sung and redemanded.
The Virginian Mummy" in two scenes,
vas very amusing; the part of the
mummy being sustained by V. Fernah-d
ez, who kept the large audience con
ulsed with laughter.
Before the prizes were distributed the
Bishop OF Olba called upon His Excel
ency Mr. Gibson to make few remarks.
lis Excellency said he had been much
LEASED with the entertainment; it was
cry inspiring. He was sure that His
Iajesty and the members of the Royal
family present were also glad to see
MS evidence of thorough training in
old education. He felt satisfied that
le country was going forward in the
luse OF education, assisted by the ad-