Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-28
SEATS ARE SELLING
FOR AHKUkD Of Swat

With rush that promises to fill the
house more than full on both occasions
the seat sale for the two productions
OF THE Ahkund OF Swat" began yes
terday morning. Two messenger boys
spent the night before Wall-Nichols Co.
doors that they might be on hand early
and while there was no speculation In
seats they reserved on the plan a
couple Of hundred places for their pat
rons. The result is that all OF the
usual theater goers have their accus-
toned places and there is assured one
Of the brightest and prettiest audi
ences that has ever assembled. There
are many Rrst class places unappro-
priated both in the main body Of the
house and the circle.
Stage rehcarsals are now held night
ly and as they progress develop the
comedy OF the piece, the acting OF the
principals and the stage pictures when
the chorus is all on. The comedians
will be a revelation for there so many
places where Brown and Livingston
have the center of the stage and use
II to laugh producing advantage. The
dialogue is developing crisply as the
full rehearsals proceed and the fun
will be fast and furious all the way.
rhe success of the production is as
sured by the personnel Of those who
will produce the piece.
The cast OF characters Is as follows:
His Higness, The Ahkund Of Swat,
| an Indian Prince ................
| s........... Mr.. James ID. DOugherty
James Baxter, alias "Rowdy Dow"
| disappearing as the Ahkund....
| observation-disclosures. Mr.. X. &. Brown
Henry Hawkins, London cockney,
attendant to Baxter .............
| ................ Mr.. Guy Livingston
John T. Poppleton, a Chicago pork
packer .......... Mr.. hugo HerzeI
Lord Algernon Montague DE Lumley,
an heiress hunter. Mr.. NJ. II. Webb
Charley Younger, New York society
man .............. Mr.. c. Waterman
Hiram Whinletree, n farmer ......
...............M Mr. George c. Potter
Tom Marlin, Bo's'n. L. $. Delaware
.................. Mr.. W. l.. Stanley
All Sam. Chinese Laundryman and
| Cook ............ Mr.. Henry Vierra
Patrolman Flynn, one of the finest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Il. NJ. Boyd
Constable Clovertop, Of the Woods.
.............. Mr. Walter Beakbane
Footman ......... Mr.. Fred B. Angus
Midshipmite ............. Rafael Lake
Mrs. Arabella Vanderhoff, A. Knick-
erbocker Dame 80. Mrs. Il. c. Camp
Julia Vanderhon, her daughter 80.
.l............ Mrs. T.. b. Hibberdine
Mrs. J. T. PoppI-ton Mrs. Percy Benson
Jennie Poppleton, her daughter ....
............. Miss Marguerite Fisher
Polly Whitiletree. dairy maid 80.
Stella Seabright, soubrette .......
Observation-Disclosures p. l.. ID. Tenney
Lena, Mamie, Bertha, society girls.
........ Mrs. Il, NJ. Boyd, Mrs. j.
d. Dougherty, Miss Jennie Giffar'
VIII. Jack, society men.........
................W. NJ. Templeton,
DR.. G. W. Burgess MIR. V. A. Brow
Society Men-Blue Jackets:
Mr.. f. u. Angus, Mr.. A. v. Brown
MIR. Walter Beakbane, Mr., L. c.
Crabbe, Mr.. =. q. Cox, Mr.. J. Tasting
Rowland. Mr.. J. II. Harrison, Mr. q
lsenberg, Mr.. Clifford Kimball, Mr.. II
q. Luhison, Mr., w II, Soper Mr.. Ar
thur Wall.
Summer Girls:
Mrs. Ozro Atwood, Mrs T. M. Boyt
Miss Jean Center, Mrs. j. u. Doughel
ty, Miss Gladys Fisher, Miss Jenni
Giffard. Miss ALICE Green, Miss Mar
L. Kellner, Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mis-
}. $. +. Leslie, Miss Macfarlane, Mis-
T.. lrmgard Schaefer.