Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-19
FREtAR ENTERTAINMENT
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
OVER tRlV0LlTlES."
DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION GIVEN
BY PRINCE AND PRINCESS
kAWANANAkoA AT
WAIKIKI.

The Prince and Princess kawanana.
koa gave number OF their friends a
rare treat at the home of Col and
Mrs. Samuel Parker, Waikiki. last
evening 1t was an evening entertain.
ment given by Mr. FIeear, the world.
famous proteau entertainer, who pre-.
scented some Of his "Friyolities' In a
style that showed the player to be well
UP in the art OF provoking mirth
The guests were received by Prin.
cess Kawananakoa, standing midway
between the two large drawing rooms.
Previous to entering the. house, each
was furnished with o program of the
evenings entertainment printed on
satin. At about S: 80 o'clock the guests
were hidden to a large tent on the
beach side OF the premises, whore
seats had been arranged in front OF a
sn all stage, especially erected for tho
occasion and located on the Eva side.
Princess Kawananakoa. escorted by
Governor Dole and Mrs. Dole escorted
by Prince Kawananakoa, took their
places In the middle of the trout row.
10 their lett were Col. and Mrs. Par.
ker and to their right Judge and Mrs.
Gear and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raas.
As soon as all the guests had been
seated Solomor's Quintet Club started
Il soft Hawaiian melody which served
well 10 fill in the gap until the enter.
tainment should begin.
At the tap of a bell the piano struck
VI a lively air and Mr.. Freear came
bounding upon the stage to present mas
imitation OF Christy's Minstrels. II
was most artistically done. every tone
and gesture and every movement and
nc ton being perfect. Perhaps the best
thing he did in this section OF the pro.
gram was the presentation OF dlIam
in which the great characters in
shakespeare were supposed to be
passing by. His quotations were cor
rectly given and the whole was com
pleted with the awakening to the reai'
ization that IT had been but "A Mid
summer Nights Dream. Mr.. Free.
ar's jokes were all new aud refreshing.
The Foreigner" quick change
from the actual to the initiative, &C
ccmpanied by song, was most clever,
hut when the entertainer came out as
Timothy" in hard luck, the last straw
was broken and the most staid and
sedate In the audience found them
selves doubling up the better TO pro
tect their sides from sharp twinges
Never was a more pathetic nor yet d
more laughter.proyoking performance
given In Honolulu.
;, Mr.. Freear next appeared as Min
RE Palmer" singing I'm So shy, and
the audience was really on the poin
, Of believing that young lady hat
) made her appearance on the stag
; when the entertainer deity removed
lis wig and spoiled the romance som'
} were beginning to conjure up.
In The Charge of the Light Brig
| ade" in dialects, the Frenchman. tn
, freshman, the Coster Monger. the Brit
ish officer and others were made L
, give their versions OF the famos
5 charge at Balaklava. The auctionec
= was the last. His finale was "Goinl
I going, gone-60O."
| III "dudhl' OsNN'l raul 'Af a.
= dience again found something tina
n would not permit them to sit still, Tn
!. take.on was perfect and when Mr., Ere
+ car assembled into the upper at,.c b
d means OF physical as well as voca
4 force, there were tears on every han
;, hut they were not the tears of sorrow
Mr.. Frecar has had the honor G
i presenting his F'riyolities before Kin
: Edward and Queen Alexandra, the Su
J. tan of Turkey (by whom he was dec
g rated with the gold medal of fine arts
l. the King of Siam. the Crown Prince G
] Sam. and hundred other represents
: tives of the royalty and the aristo'
G racy of countries all over the worlC
4 Among those present were: Cover
[ nor and Mrs. S. b. Dole, Col. and Mrs
= Samuel Parker, Miss Campbell, Bisho
c and Mrs, Restarick, Judge and Mri
Q George d. Gear. Mr. and Mrs. Henri
p L. Highton. Lieutenant Commando
o Niblack, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hawe'
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. McCrosson, Secre
n tary OF the Territory and Mrs. Georg
G II. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raai
s Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ballentyne, Mr.. an
y Mrs. Philip Dodge, nr and Mrs, CAM
/ Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Boyd, Mr.. and Mri
+ Byron Baird. Mrs. George C. Beckle!
5 Mrs. Widdineld, Mrs. Pfuger. Mr.
g Kopke, Mrs. a. Warehouse, Mrs. Jon
II osborne Mrs. Gum, Mrs. Cunha, Mii
= Danford, Miss Cartwright, Miss How
ell, Miss Kate Howell, Miss Erect
u Miss Hartnagle, Miss Phuger Mi
Beckley, Miss Il. V. Richardson, Mi
Kopke Miss Cunha, Miss McCrosso
d, GrIggs Holt, James Wilder, Maj,
Potter, Charles S. Dole, A, r. Cunh
|" Bruce Cartwright, Jr,, J. A. China
u. A