The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-31
The CAMERA EXHIBITION.
A Large Audience and Fine view

n Large Audience and Fine views.
The Camera Club exhibition at
the Hawaiian Opera House last night
was probably one of the largest
gatherings ever assemble in that
building. Long before the hour for
opening, the doors were besieged by
a throng of men, women and chill
dren anxious to he the first to secure
seats. Over six hundred tickets
had been sold and there were con-
considerably more than that number
of persons present.
Everybody was in a good humor
and even those who were obliged to
stand accepted the situation cheer
fully, where the management wisely
refused to place chairs in the aisles.
There seemed to be but one justifi-
able criticism on the exhibition and
that was that it was too short. When
the lights were turned down, prepar-
atory to Illuminating the screen,
several little feminine ordinations
were heard, preceded by sundry
masculine limitations of osculatory
exercise; but confidence was almost
Immediately restored by "aloha" in
large brilliant letters been thrown
upon the screen, which was certainly
a welcome diversion to the married
people, even though disappointing
TO "love's young dream"
The Camera Club has gone to large
expense lately in adding to the Club
equipments and it is expected that
the liberal receipts of last night will
go far toward making this popular
institution permanent amusement
in Honolulu. The instrument used
in projecting the views last night
was first class McAllister dissolv-
ing Stereopticon, which was import
ed from New York at an expense of
several hundred dollars. The light
used was the Oxy-hydrogen lime
light. If the Photographic value of
the pictures projected was not al
ways what might be expected in
works of art, the fault lay in the
negatives; but when it is considered
that the entire preparation and man
agement of the exhibition was per-
formed by amateurs, it was certainly
a most creditable first-performance.
The following is q list of the ninety
odd views projected: Aloha. Woods
on the road to the volcano. The
Mikado Party at Waialae. A Ho-
nolulu Celebrity. From Kapiolani
Park. Hanapepe Valley. Crossing
mountain stream. Picnic at Ma
noa. Wailua, Kauai. The Yacht
Helene at Pearl Harbor. View from
the Pail. Seeing the steamer off.
Falls at Kauae. Hilo Woods. Hon.
j. A. Cummins. Woods at Hama.
Kapiolani Park. Bathing at Wal
kiki. The King Visiting the U. S.
S. Charleston. The Boys on the
Fence. Camp in the Woods. Ha.
we've falls. Yachts Nyanza and
Casco. Interior of native hut. The
last of the Mohican. Lelehakahaks
falls. Three little girls from school
A stray cat. Several traits of chill
dren. Manowaiopuna, Kauai. Wal
lua falls. A picnic. Coastine
schooner outside Oahu. Princess
Kaiulani. A famous stock raiser.
Woods on Oahu. Laval, Kauai.
Nuuanu valley. Freedom. Kaimi.
loa leaving for Samoa. Cave at lao
Valley. Kappa falls. Pail road,
Molokai. Native house, Maui. Wal.
akea River, Hilo. A Hawaiian
Celebrity. Honolulu from King
street. The beach at Waikiki. Hi.
pahulu, Maui. A big spider. The
Yacht Spray. Makiki falls. A
party of dogs. Mountain Wood:
Honolulu. Night blooming cereus
Depot Honolulu. Chasing cattle al
Mana. Honolulu from Punchbowl
Summit of PInchbowl. A famous
yacht Captain. Lunch on board the
Helene. Hama harbor, Maui. A
deadlock. Wailua falls from be-
low. A mutual friend. II. b. nj
S. Champion. Barrett's place a
Kealakekua. Lunalilo Home. Part,
at Waialae. Pilikia loa. An after
noon siesta. From Kalihi valley
Nawiliwili Bay, Kauai. View from
Manoa Valley. Two Chinese ladies'
Falls at Nuuanu Valley. Two Gov
eminent officials. Three Hawaiian
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