The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-28
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;he kilohaEa Art League. On
Aioaday evening when the elaborate
series - presented in Progress Hall.
the stage viii b. allied with pictures
which viii well b. worth the scrutiny.
These tabieaux are being wrought un-
der the experienced direction OF Philip
Dodge and a host % artists who form
the personnel OF the Art League. The
patronesses who are doing much 20
make the entertainment n successful
feature % the summers diversion are
,frs- Sanford Il. Dole. Mrs w. p Al
len. Mrs L. FaxOn Bishop. Mrs. James
H. Castle. Mrs. s. NJ. Damon. Mrs r.
~. Hatch. Mrs. William @. Irwin. Airs.
r. A. schasfer. Mrs James @. Spencer.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy. Mrs. Annis
Montague Turner and Mrs. NJ widdi-
Held The patronesses are worthy sell
srs OF tickets and the latter are also
awaiting purchasers at the drug stores.
bookstores and hotels Although the
tabieaux are being participated In by
society folk. the entertainment IL one
given for all who desire TO attend A
pleasant feature OF the program IL that
Mrs. Turner win sing two solos and
Mrs. May nfott-smith Bird and DIR.
Humphris win recite- A full dress re-
nearsal win De given this evening inI
Progress Han at 3 O'Clock The COM
piete program II ~ follows:
PART FIRST.
1. Spring. ? Summer. :. Autumn.
4 Winter. 5. Pygmalion and Caiatea-
6. Marguerite.
Dream OF Fair Women. accompanied
by recitation OF Tennyson.s verses by
DIR. r. n. Humphrfs-
T. Helen OF Troy :. Iphigenia-
Cleopatra 10. Jephtha's Daughter. IL
Rosamond- L. Joan OF Arc.
Represented 81 Mrs A T. Brock.
Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs. May Mott
Smith Bird. Miss Lillian Bacon. Miss
C. Bishop. Miss Rose Cunha. Mrs +.
s. Damon. Mrs Mary Gum. Miss Jen-
Richard Ivers. Miss Marion Scott. Mrs
=. wilder. Miss Mamie widdineid. Mr..
J. Tarn McCrew.
PART SECOND.
1. Romeo and juliet A japanese
Poem J. japanese Geisha. = COL.
q Garden Scene.
Represented by Mrs. n T. Brock. |
Miss Lillian Bacon. Mss Rose Cunha. |
Mrs. Mary Gum. Miss J. Gifrard. Mrs
r. III. Humphrfs. Mrs Harry Aacfar- |
lane. Miss Marion Scott. Mrs J. Walk |
er. Aessrs- ID. w. Anderson. Geo. Full
Ter. r. Z Wright VIII Roth. Gerritt
PART THIRD.
Scenes In a Persian Garden.
Verses selected from the Rubaiyat Of
Omar Khayyam.
Represented by Mrs. Arthur Brown. /
Mrs A q. Halves Jr.. Miss Rose Gun
IA. Mr.. George .. Potter. Mrs. A. c.
Solos by Mrs. Annis Nonague-Tur-
1. Il sometimes think that never blows
rhe Rose as where some buried Caesar
bled-.
= the Worldly Hope men set their
Hearts upon
Turns Ashes-or u proapcrs-"
Tenor Solo b Mr.. A. y. Wall.
"oh Moon Of my delight that knows no
Plano and Rseitaiive. Mrs-May Mott
Scene Ffrst--wake! For the sun
who scattered into night
The Stars before him from the Field %
night.
Heaven and strikes
The Sultan's Turret with n Shaft OF
Light
Scene second-''Now the New Year
rcvivins old Desires.
The thoughtful Soul TO Solitude Re-
tires
Scene Third-''But stiii a Ruby kin
dies In the Vine
Scene Fourth-Come. fi1 the cup. and
in the fire OF Spring
Tour Winter-sarmsnt OF RspentanesI
II
me Wine Of Life keeps cozins drop By
ne Leaves OF Life keep falling one By
scene Fifth-.'r sometimes think that
never blows so red
nc Hose as where some buried Caesar q
bied. q
nat every Hyacinth the Garden wears
>ropt In Der Lap from some once love a
" Head y
seene sixth-.-A Book OF Verses IN
dsrrcath the Boush.
/ JuE OF Wine. a Loaf OF Bread aud
Thou
beside me singing In the wilderness =
N. Wilderness were Paradise cuoW. q
Scene Seventh-"Myself when young b
did eagerly frequent y
'octor and Saint. and heard great ar 2
Euu1ent.~
Scene Eishth-s.Ah make the most of
what We yet may spend. l.,
cforr We too into the Dust Descend
And that inverted Bowl they :.
call the sky
As imp0tentiy moves as you or
l.. ~
Scene NInth-~Alas! That Spring ~
should vanish with the Rose!
hat Youths sweet-scentsd manuscript -,
should close"
Scene rcnth-''Sso when the Angel OF =,
the darker Drink
! last shall md you by the river =,
brink. -
-. =. - - a. ~. 1850 -, shati asl
not shrink"
Scene E1sventh-''Ah, Moon Of my
Delight that knows no wane. -
- Moon OF Heaven rising once again. 49,.
w oft hereafter rising shall she look -,