Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-26
MUSICAL PICTURES
Will Be SUCCESS

WILL VI UUVVLUU
The first general rehearsal of the
Musical Pictures from Many Coun-
tries" entertainment, which is to be
given at the Punahou Preparatory hall
next Friday evening for the benefit of
the free kindergartens, took place last
Saturday afternoon. Although only
part of the numbers were rehearsed
still they were sufficient to give the as
snrance that the performance Friday
night will be one of the most unique.
artistic and entertaining this city has
seen for a long time past. The pro.
gram will be as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Instrumental
Music ........... Mr.. Ernest Kaai
Scotland-Scotch Songs ...........
............ Mr. Stanley Livingston
China
a. Chinese Music. by professionals
b. Song: Sin Far" .........!....
Misses Ten Sue Kau, Kwai Fa, Sum
Kun Sin. Elizabeth Chang. Ching
Ho.
Norway-song by Kierulf ..........
.............. Miss Mary Anderson
Italy-"La Fioraja" ....... Biergnani
Miss Agnes Lyle.
ngland-"Heaven Hath Shed
lear ..'.'..... .'...... .... hhCHtA
Mrs, Annis Montague Turner
Violin obligato, Mr.. William Love.
Spain-AIandolin Serenade ............
Miss Jessie Frazier. Mr.. Chas, Frazier
France Berceuse de Jocelyn" GODDARD
Miss Alice Campbell.
Violin obligato, Mr.. william Love.
Japan
a. Koto Solo ............ Mrs. Hat;
b. Sahura. Hime. Matsu .........
Miss Castle. Mrs. Kishimoto Mrs. So
Mrs. Susumajo.
Hawaii
a. Malanai anu ka makani.
b. Puahi lani nui.
Miss Elizabeth Kahanu, Miss Lahapi
Kaleimakalii, Miss Shaw, Mis-
Kaiwiaea.
Germany-"Gretchen am Spinnnde"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schuber
Miss Hartnagle
Java-Akloen Players ............,..
Misses Alice Hedemann, Juliet Ather
ton. Messrs. Erling Hedemann an,
Paul Schmidt.
Accompanists-Mis Byington, Mis-
Castle Miss Walker.
At the rehearsal the famous "GretCh
en- am Spinnade" song from Goethe
Faust. music by Schubert. was excel
lcntly rendered by Miss Hartnagle
One OF Kilrulfs Norwegian songs wa
well rendered in the original tonBu
by Miss Mary Anderson.
One of the great attractions will I'm
While the first one is familiar favor
tie the second has never been heard il
public before. The four young ladies'
Miss Kahanu. Miss Kaleimakalii, Mis-
ROsina Shaw and Miss Kaiwiaea-ar
, excellent musicians, vocal as well q
instrumental. They will accompan
themselves on guitars and ukuleleS Il
the first number. A further attractio
in these numbers will he the pos
adopted, which with the persona
charm of these young ladies, will max
an exceedingly pretty picture.
The japanese songs were rchearse
and proved to he excellent. Great cred
. II Is due Miss Castle, who has traine
: the singers In this number and VIII
not only plays the Accomplishments hu
also sings the japanese words, whic
must indeed have been very hard I
master.
OF the numbers which were not n
hearsed last Saturday those by Mr.
7 Annis Montague Turner and Miss AliC
=, Campbell are of course sure by I'll
: very names of these ladies alone, {
being musical treats of the first orde
The akloen playing will undoubtedl
be the most unique feature of the eI
tertainment. c. Hedemann picked U
+ set of these instruments during h
}. recent stay in Java. The aklOen
made from bamboo and Is now rapid
q becoming obsolete, so much so that
Is difficult to obtain a set, even in Jaw
The music produced ON the akloen
wonderfully full-toneu and very m
lodious.
At present all the single numbe
are being trained separately. Mrs. Al
: mis- Montague Turner Miss Elsner, Mi
|. ByingtOn, Miss Castle and Mr., He'd
!. mann have especially interested then
a selves in the training Of various nun
}. bers and this Of course makes success
!. certainty.