The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-22
SECOND LANTERN SHOW.
Captain Cochrane and Mr.. Hedemann
Intsrtain a Large Crowd.

Bht3rLalu hbTHe STo"u'
Captain Cochrane, y. S. NJ. c.,
had fully as large an audience at his
second lecture for the benefit OF the
leper bard. on Saturday night last,
A. that which wa' delighted on the
previous Saturday evening.
Preliminary 10 the lecture en-
trincirg music was played 10 turn 10y
the baud of the u S. cruiser Pnila
delphia and the orchestra OF the
Hawaiian Government band. Before
coming to "Glimpses OF the Mediter-
faneau," promised as the maiu fea-
ture Of the exhibition, several splen
did views If the new cruiser Colum
bia were thrown on the screen. also
view OF the old style warship Ian
caster from painting by CONT. IL
may be said here that Mr.. Hedemanu
hal the stereOpticcn working at it,
best throughout the evening. there
being neither explosions nor eclipses.
Gibraltar, guarding the gate OF
the Mediterranean, loom d up grand
and clear, aud Nelson's flagship Vic
tory was shown, eliciting applause.
An excursion was taken To the FAM
Gus Alhambra palace, aud the color
ing upon its highly ornate architec-
ture wa, most wildly portrayed. In
giving credit to Washington Irving,
the great American master in litera-
ture, for projecting the restoration
Of tn AihaWbr3, view was shown
Of "Suuuyside," his home on the
hudson. Seville, with its grand
cathedral, ard other notable views
Of Spsio were presented, and then
reproductions OF scenes in the find
ing of the New World by Columbus,
concluding with the death OF the
discovsrer, atte nded only by q
priest, ia a humble bed at Valla-
dolid. At the deathbsd scene the
orchestra played an affecting chant.
A visit was paid to the far famed
gambling resort OF Monte Carlo,
from which only residents OF the
province are excluded. Beautiful
views OF Palermo, Naples, Floren, 70
aud Venice were shown, rs we'll as
Vesuvius the railroad to
the summit spd the interior sending
up it's thick clouds OF smoke and
uoKious vapors. The British strong
hold OF Malta aud some OF the most
picturesque views in Egypt were set
forth with ample comment. One OF
tho most striking scenes exhibited
was tue bombardment OF Alpxsn-
dria, to which no small interest was
added by mention OF the fact that
the lecturer, Captain Cochrape, was
with the United States marines that
landed on that occasion to assist the
British ia policing the city and put
ting au end to the anarchy that fol-
lowed the attack on the forts. The
smoking ships sides and the blazing
city mado "a swe-inspiring picture
on thu screen. There was also q
SPLENDID series of views OF the
troops OF both nations on shore, aud
again OF the American ma ines pas
ing in review before President Car
not at the Paris Exposition.
Scenes OF the coronation OF Alex
ander III. OF Russia were repeated
from the previous lecture, aud
several local views were given, in
Guiding squads OF the Citizsns'
Guard and the National Guard OF
Hawaii. Damascus, "ths oldest city
in the world" Cairo, "the ships OF
the DESERT" and the great pyramid,
we're thrown in, and the pictorial
entertainment closed with view OF
the large painting in the American
League hall, comprising the Ameri.
can emblem and likeness Of Presi.
dent Dole.
Special mention is to be made OF
the musical accomplishments to the
pictures. The American martial aud
patriotic airs ia connection with the
parades OF the troops made great
bit. At an intermission members OF
the Young Hawaiians' Institute sang
% acceptsbly as to be called up for q
repetition. This young society hav.
ing made its debut rs a public en-,
tertainer may be counted upon in
future to come often to the front
Prof. U. j. Ordway, DR.. Crandall oil
the Philadelphia aud Il. Hennes.ey
with baujo performance contri,
buted to the musical feast, and were
encored. Professor Berger's orches
ira gave unmingled delight with
renditions OF national airs CORES
ponding to the pictures Of every
country visited.
In taking leave OF his auditor
Captain Cochraue thank sd them To-
the'patronage that had so we'll full
filed the charitable object OF tn,
entertainments, to the musicians