The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE WORLDS ENTERTAINERS.

THE WORLDS ENTERTAINERS
Barring none the theater goers of
Honolulu saw better show for the
money at the Opera House last even
ing than il has been their luck to see
in many years.
Lees Worlds Entertainers took the
audience from the the first number
and there was not dissatisfied per-
son in the house when the curtain
dropped at the conclusion of the per-
formance With the people in the ag-
gregation there should be no reason
for a short engagement in this city
Every act on the long program was
distinct hit Every act was something
new There were songs and dances
but they were not the old thing
There was an air of novelty in every
thing and 1t was plain to be seen
that in picking his company for the
tour of the world Mr.. Lee has an ag-
gregation that can travel and show
wherever the English language is
spoken and meet with success.
Last nights performance was OPEN
ed by the Mahr Sisters who are dan
GERS. Theirs is a speciality which if
not done well is tiresome. When they
left the stage last night they had both
made many friends for themselves and
by their grace and life danced them
selves into the hearts of their audi
ence.
Mr.. Allan Shaw as a manipulation of
coins is about the best what is and
the way in which he made money last
night right before the eyes OF the as
semblage was a caution. II was a
great deal more realistic than the
computation OF compound interest as
the shekels could be seen to grow
out of thin air. Taking the audience
into his confidence Mr. Shaw showed
them the manner in which he did his
tricks but most of the people were
slow and did not seem to get on very
quickly
The Tobins. refined musical experts.
were what they were expected to be
and their work on the sliding trombone
was beautifully done. Mr.. Tobin's
singing was also appreciated Miss
Frances Gwynne sang u couple OF
pleasing ballads which were illustrat-
cd as the songs We're sung. She met
with cordial reception. Arthur Mel
stone and Miss Agnes Mahr in thei-
grotesque dancing specially did won
derful work aud Miss Mahr showed
herself to be 3 toe dancer of great
ability.
II would be hard to tell who made
the greatest hit OF the evening. Jose
phine Gassman or her pickaninies. Bill
ami Iren- Miss Gassnan who is an
old time faverite in California and the
East was received with 4 regular ova-
ton which as her act progressed grew
and grew. The introduction OF the two
cute little eocns added to the singing
Of Miss Gassman and the babies sim
ply took the house and owned L from
the time Their first appeared until Bill
turned his little somersanlt in going
OF the stage His 100000 eyes are
bound 10 live for q long time in the
memory OF those who saw him make
them last night Charles r. Sweet
made the time he was on the stage
nass very merrily for the sudienee and
his talk and piayfng were sery good
His naturalization ef the piano and imi-
tations az different instruments On il
were great and took well
In his Representations OF noted ren
Of the past and present Henry Lee
showed that he had lost none of his
old time eleFerness His representa-
sfons Of bismarck. Kipilns. Richard
Croker and Admiral Dewey are espe-