The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-29

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Earl Tullollrf Master Geu Clnrk
Private Willis (Iifcnadi,f Gulrd)
...........,... Master Jus. Cook
Page ............... Master Alec May
Strcphon Gan Archdian shepherd
......a.....M Mis-. Jessie Neil
Queen # the Fpifics Miss May Weir
lOlanihe On fairy, mother " sire.
phon) ..... Miss Adclinc Bruins
Celia lMnud Stevenson
Scila : Fairies. kathleen King
Hcta (Bcssie Reynolds
Phyllis Can Arcadian Shepherd.
ess aud Ward in Chauccty
...............Ge rtic Whitney
Fairies Misses Giles, Bush, Roe
(2), Barnes, Rusewarn, Lemon, Mott,
Clark, Arnlld o., Morrison, Love,
Logan, Martin.
Peers Misses Walker, Peter on,
Wight, Harris, shepherd, Cook
Masters Cook, Simpson, Peterson,
Logan, Lyle, Reynolds, Mott
Leaders of the Ballet Misses
Helen Smith, Annie CLARK, iIessie
Lemon.
The leaders did surprisingly well
both in acting and singing Master
Hart had gorgeous makeup as
Lord Chancellor, and his enunciation
being good the humor Of his lines
was never lost. His solos would
have done credit to a stage veteran,
and his local hits occasioned great
mirth. Harris and Clark made dig
nifed little Earls, Harris, with Il
good deal to say, always making
himself heard. Alec May, by his
diminutive size and 'cute acting in
bearing the Chanoellor's train, made
hit inversely proportionatc to his
stature.
The girls awoke much enthusiasm
by their good singing and clever
acting. Miss Neil's solos evinced a
beautifully clear voice, fine acquisi-
ton to Honolulu's musical talent.
Misses Weir, Bruins and Whitney
did credit to their respective roles,
all having good voices and being well
up in the spirit of their different
characters. The three leading fairies
Misses Stevenson, King and Rey-
nolds- were bright and lively. The
ballet was prettily executed. Its
leaders were very iairylike and the
figures by the company of fairies
were dane d in unison and with
thorough grace.
When the peers came filing in for
the first time they received a perfect
ovation of applause. 1t was min
ute before their spokesman could be-
gin. They all looked so solemn and
in their wigs and whiskers so comic
ally grand that their appearance was
irresistibly funny. Choruses by both
the fairies and the peers, jointly and
severally, were without exception
well sung. They proved better per
haps than anything else the arduous
work that Mrs. Gray has put into the
training of SO large company of
youngsters, most of whom of course
had to be instructed in the music
wholly by the ear Prof Berger's
mastery drilling capacity, since he
took charge of the rehearsals as
leader, was also illustrated in the
success of this first presentation of
the opera. Mr.. Thos. Gray is en-
titled, likewise to great share of
the credit for satisfactory results.
From the first he has been the drill
master of the children for the stage,
and the apparent ease with which
every one found his or her place, in
face of the great audience, attested
the value of his patient directions.
Mrs. Gray played accompaniment
on the piano, supported by detach
ment of the Royal Hawaiian Orches-
ira.
Her Majesty the Queen, Prince
Kalauianaole, Hon. A. 5. Cleghorn,
and ladies and gentlemen of the
court, were in the royal box. Hon.
W. G Twins box opposite was oc-
cupied by His ExceIIency Samuel
Parker and large party of his
friends.
Iolan'he will he repeated Wednes-
day evening. seats can now be
obtained at Mr.. Williams photograph
gallery, Hotel street, from a. m.
to p m.
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