Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-12
|FUN AND FROuC
IN OPERA HOUSE
Healani Ministries Com.
pany Delights a Large
Audience,
CAPTAIN Berger TAKEN
OFF we'll BY JOHN PIVER
First Part Was Full Of Action Songs
Were Well Rendered. Sonny
Cunha as Leading Lady
Was Faultless.

Inc Heaiani mlnStrcls at the opera
House last night proved fitting con-
cluSion to the happy events of the
day. The curtain did not 40 up until
close upon 9 o'clock. but this was Just
as well for 1t was not until that time
that the seats were filed. This delay
In arrival Of the people was of course
due to the fact that the races at the
Park were not concluded until $50
o'clock. Another thing that marred
tie performance was the delay be-
tween the different numbers and the
non-arrival Of the programs until after
the first part had been finished.
However. these points were swal-
lowed up In the excellence Of the per-
Torrance. The boys showed that they
had worked hard, for every detail In
the evenings show was well done. The
staging was good. the costumes were
pat and to the point and nothing waa
oyerdone. Great credit Is due to John
Piver for the manner In which the per-
Torrance was gone through with.
The house was crowded from top to
bottom and, so great was the demand
for seats that chairs had to be placed
IN the aisles to accommodate the poo.
pie. Even with this arrangement. hun.
dreds were turned away FOR lack 81
accommodation and. during one OF The
intermissions, Allan Duna announced
for the Ministries that there would N
repetition OF the performance a.
Saturday night next.
In the lower left hand box were Mr
and Mrs. Hatch ana MI W. u. Irwin
while the one opposite was set aside
for the newspaper men ana their iadles
The Dox directly above was occupied
by NUMBER OF the Myrtle boys VINO
mad their nag displayed IN con-
splcuous place In front. All during
the hrst part the Myrties threw lei'
tn' s p 80, as 10
,o"eu ~ ,..s,. nus -
'ne SUI a., ,eeine eNss .Ss ~.
o,ups' ne upp.r pon oH ',e oppos.,'
sue ", was ossuptv' w ~ - '"'''' W.
W. H. No'""eii anu ''He'''
When the curtain went up there wai
disclosed 10 the audience TWO rows o.
black and pale FACED MINISTRIES WIFI
j. ii. Harrison as interlocutor ana tn'
Following END men: Guy Livingston
FRANK woodbridge haiph raymond
John Piver, Joe Mariner and AlDer'
Cunha. inc sweet voice warD'ers
were as follows: Chas. Elston' george
ruler Biiiy mclean, u. >. boisse
Charlie Frazier, Pat Gleason, Aiiar
Judd. +. b. Damon +. A. beardsiee
NJ. Nahlmah, Dan fahear. Y. ID. oiarh
Fred west, +. 3. Peachy, X. w. FER
kins, Bert WEBSTER DAVID Dayton
l. ROCKWELL w. l. Medeira, Charli'
simpson, Z. H. waterman u u. ste
phens, Fred berger James Dougherty
r. j. Hawkins, w. PETERSON Efhes
kaai, Il. b. KID.
The songs In the first part were ex
cellent. Particular mention should b
made Of the opening medley, the teno
solo OF James Dougherty, the coon SON
by John Piver. the quartet OF Messrs
Elston, Vaniman. Rockwell an
Beardslee, the coon song by Guy Liv
ingston and the coon song and final
by Mr.. Hawkins. The choruses wer
excellent. The audience was expect
ing more from the quartet but. an
fortunately, Mr.. Rockwell became II
Immediately after the first song.
! Part ii, entitled Mixed Pickles wa
opened with selection by the Healan
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