The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
FULL OF
LOCAL HITS
Heal ami Benefit
Will Catch the
Town.
SCENES IN TROPIC
COURTROOM
Many Local Characters and Events |
Will Be BurIesqued-A Pro-
gram Of Variety.

up their regatta. which Is to be held
In combination with the Hawaii Yacht
Club at Pearl Harbor on the Fourth OF
July. by attending the entertainment to
be given by the Healanis at the Opera
House that evening.
The proceeds OF the evening will be
devoted TO the payment OF the new
shell lately arrived from England. in
which the Healani seniors will row the
first race OF the day.
Both clubs have had benefits OF this
kind before. for various purposes. and
In each instance the rival club has TAX
en- keen interest in the others behalf,
buying seats anS generally entering
into the spirit OF the occasion.
The Myrtles had the last benefit when
the Healanis materially helped them.
and now the Myrtles have promised to
reciprocate.
June IS was the date originally plan
ned. and the change was made at the
request OF the members OF both clubs.
who wished 10 have some place where
they could work OF their triumph or
defeat.
In order not TO conflict with the ball
at the Capitol. and with a view to do
Ing away with the tedium OF too long
a performance. IL has been arranged
that the curtain shall rise promptly at
6 and drop precisely at 10. before which
hour the dancing at the ball will not
have commenced. There will be just
two hours OF first class vocal and iu-
strumental selections. varied with bur-
lesques and specially local sketches full
OF good humor. clever illusions and
points that may prick but will not
wound the parties referred 10.
Various committees have been ap-
pointed BY President Wall to superin-
tend the decoration OF the theater. sell
ing OF the tickets and the program.
The entire stage management has been
placed In the hands OF Allan Dunn. a
Healani member who has called TO his
ala several ex-professionals who have
forsaken the footiights and settled to
less exciting pursuits.
The program. aside from the solo Sc
lections. Is unusually promising In en-
tcrtainment. Among those taking more
prominent part in the sketches are
Lovett Rockwell. Guy Livingstone. w.
u. Adams. Allan Dunn. II. Webster.
besides many OF the members who have
shown their ability TO amuse.
One az the features OF the program
which Is being looked forward to with
q great deal OF interest and some lit
tie excitement is n skit on Honolulu's
legal luminaries. The hits are thor
oughly good natured and there will be
lots OF laughter OF the burlesque of
local happenings still fresh in the
minds OF everybody. Following is the
east OF characters in which well known
may be recognized under |
the disguise OF their MONS de theater: !
Judge Tackle. a heavyweight jurist. |
Pay Hal Rivers. Dean of the Police !
Court.
T. Mcpherson Gordon, orator. poiiti- ,
ian and lawyer.
Rembrandt Oliver Inchiey. a newspa-
Der artist
A. Jay Lagoon. a philanthropist.
Rebecca P1ng-Pong. a reckless ward
Waldo c.. Brown. an editor.
Il Belvedsre Keiki, reporter and ath-
etc
Funny Sunha. Ping-Pong Champion
4 the Hawaiian Islands.
Bailiff Wikiwiki. OF the First Circular
curt
BanIn Neigh. descended from his
Policeman Hana-hana. one Of the fin
st.
Other numbers include an act with
MUSICAL glasses. n burlesque OF "Ro-
neo and Juliet" an imitation Wee
ay-Agnew fight by Renear and Nc
'ufiie. local travesty on volcanic ,
ruptions and the weather generally,
'inding UP with The Rajahs Pana-
"a a burlesque full OF funny situa- ]
ons. a
Tickets are on sale and exchange at 4
Vail. Nichols. on and after Monday a
ext. the yhembers also having them '
n dispoSM.