The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-10
THE MILLION
IS NOW HERE
A RIFT IN
THE Lutte
JANET WALDORF AND MRS ADA
DOw-CURRIER PART COMPANY
AFTER -FOUR YEARS.
There is a rift in the lutte.
Janet Waldorf and Mrs. Ada Dow

There is a rift in the lutte.
Janet Waldorf and Mrs. Ada Dow
Currier have parted company.
After touring as directress and star
for four years, and facing audiences all
over the antipodal world, the two part
company just as they were about to re-
turn home and to the land, of the Thes-
plans hope.
AS might be expected, a man is sal /
to be the cause Of the whole trouble
1t is tribute to the resourcefulness
of Mrs. Dow-Currier that she was able
in the uttermost parts of the earth in
which the company has been touring,
to secure d manager. Manager is the
usual term by which such individuals
are described in the contracts. But out
side of the contracts he is called an
Angel" Angels" are supposed to be
Indigenous to Chicago and Cook Coun-
ty, and to be rarely found outside of
the limits of Mayor Carter Harrison's s
domains. But Mrs Dow-Currier is
credited with being bound by no such
limitations, and to have discovered an
gels even in the Orient
The tale of the sundered tie as 1t is
told now, is that the manager of the
company who made it's fortunes his
own during all the wanderings through
the game in Honolulu with very rad
ical difference of opinion between him
self and Mrs. Dow-Currier. When he
quit, it is said, few if any members of
the company could have LETT ,eere eX-
cept as stowaways or before the mast.
In this predicament, Mrs. Dow-Cur-
rier's resourcefulness same to the front
again. With the cordial assistance of
Norval McGregor, Mr.. Golde and some
others they arranged a series of per-
foCmances at the Orpheum. These were
50 successful that with the last one,
last Monday evening, they were able
to provide the cost of transportation
for every member of the company
But when the Sierra came along il had
no accommodations for them, and Nor
val MCGregOr and one other member Of
the company only, We're able to secure
berths. There is not much hope for
accommodation On the China, so that
the company can not leave before the
Alameda.
But though the Orpheum perrorman-
ces provided steamer fare, they did not
provide the means of living during this
waitins period. SO Mrs. Dow-C -Cutrler
came to the front again. rhis time
she arranged for two entertainments
10 be given, one tomorrow night and
the other on Monday night
She does not have Miss Waldorf's as
sistance in this undertaking, however
as Miss Waldorf has taken the trou-
bic to publicly announce. MISS Waldorf
parted company with Mrs. DoW-Cur-
rier when Mrs. Dow-Currier parted
company with the manager that
brought them from Australia through
the Orient to Honolulu One other
member of the company also sides with
the ex-manager. The glorious COM
pany of the tragedians is broken up.
Norval lMcGregor and one other are on
their way to San Francisco. TnC eX-
manager, the star of the company, and
one other, united on the issue OF being
"agin" Mrs. Dow-Currier are i'm town.
So also are Mrs. Dow-Currier and TIE
remainder of the company, who are
uniting their efforts to WOO the ghost
to pedestrian exercise by entertain
ments on Saturday and Monday even
ings at the Orpheum.
Come and see the ghost walk