The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-14

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petite may not sicken and so die, but
live on Justify and ask for more.
Take all the pretty operettas which
have been given, from Pinafore to
Patience and the GondolIers, all by
amateurs with just enough profess
sional guiding to ensure success IN
pose, grouping, and vocalization.
Many Of US can remember that
most lovely little tableau arranged |
by Mrs Adams, the Fan Drill, |
taken from one Of Addis0n's most
delightful papers in the Spectator.
Was anything ever prettier And
quite recently Mr.. Maltby has
shown what nerve and muscle can
do, exciting enough, but nothing
unwb olesomely sensational. Then
the railway company steps In and
adds to the attraction a delightful
moonlight ride, what wonder that
spontaneously springs up the idea
of moonlight picnic and dance,
again of course the we'll arranged
railway journey is part of the
pleasure.
Next comes a gentleman full OF
music to his fingers tips, nor only
that, but who can give an earnest
end valuable sketch of the life and
works of a great Master, and with
the aid of the never-failing anna
teur, illustrate the text OF hi;
sketch, and finally send his audi
ence away laughing consumedly
over his comical presentations o
whims and oddities of society OF
the other side of the world. Of al
these entertainments not one coul'
be condemned by the most rigid.
e righteous, or could fail to draw a
approving smile from the would b
blaze young man from one OF tn
great new cities.
; More than this, nearly every on
/ of the entertainments we have re
ferred to has devoted it's receipts
some charitable or otherwis
a, worthy purpose.
u On Tuesday, a performance Q
y the mandolin by a young lady,
is visitor IN Honolulu, was quite
N revelation to most of us, and thu
al our visitors coming to enjoy then
selves help every one of US to c
* the same. In this way our kim
&c hearted visitors, who are able ar
n, willing to add to the innocel
amusement of our people, are SUI
to be met with equally good n
tured residents, who will join
providing good, wholesome al
~ instructive evenings entertai
be ment, and this is no small recol
Ii mendation for Honolulu as
er' healthful holiday resort.
Here we must not forget to me
-. ton the admirable exhibition.
first of q series, it is to be hoped,
U. the Camera Club, where most G
Oh cellent Photographic work W
r shown.
itb For the muscular youth of HoI
lulu, again always supplemented
visitors, In this case mainly fro
'es the men-of-war in our harbor, ha
we not had within this month ba
ball, football and cricket match
' and moonlight rowing and ridi
parties with the young ladies, re
dent and transient.
Again, have we not our own l
il. equaled band to give concert he
= a dance there, or birthday
wedding serenade when asked f
again supplemented by the band
some gallant flagship in the harb
~ and here we owe our acknowleC
ments to Admiral Brown for
concerts given ashore and
dances given on board.
y. Taken altogether, Honolulu a
-" her visitors,in friendly combinat
as they always are, can offer
y pleasant a recreation ground as {
vi readily be found; even a cy
w might say, "You may go furtl
- and fare worse" and Captain Cut
would advise, "When found, ma
Il" ~, note Of"