Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-29
EXCITEMENT
AND THRILLING SCENES
FIGHTING FOR A WIFE

Once again the villain Is about to do
his worst and the lovely maid is book.
ed to suffer torture. death or dishonor
or some other interesting experience. -
when the brute's hand Is stayed.
who Is this?" cries the inhuman
wretch, snatching the wig off the Cd.
perfume interrupter.
"Wendel. the detective!" shouts the
hero.
Then a sprlnkling of pistol shots
perforate the atmosphere. reunited low
ers cling to each others necks. the vii.
lain looks like a funeral. virtue Il.
umphs, highbinders stink to the shad.
ows. the hero has a desperate strug.
gle for his life, is apparently killed in
the scrimmage, a woman screams, all
Is confusion, the lights go out, the
crowd in the audience goes wild and
the curtain falls.
And still again the villain and his
tribe are about to do even worse than
their previous worst; again the. dar.
ling of the play is on the eve of a hor.
iible fate; again there Is a providen.
tial interference by some one In an OF.
rectual disguise.
MY God! who's this?" gasps the
chief villain.
"Wendel, the detective!s cries the
hero. And once more thrill upon thrill
percolates the audience and the gal
iery screams its head off. And SO,
again and again. throughout THE
Queen of the White Slaves" now on
nt the Orpheum. all is excitement and
n cti elf a
audience on the jump.
In the four great 'acts, including
some dozen scenes, there are some
two.score separate thrills of varying
magnitude and significance and a cou.
pie of pistol shots to every thrill. The
play is intensely moving.
Last night big crowd went to see
the White Slave and went away catch.
ing its breath with delight. II was
like an electric bath with the current
on at the full jolt all the way through.
THE Terrible Nine" who meet in a
dungeon and guard their secrets with
| torture and death, kidnap a famous
beauty to take her from San Francisco
to Hongkong to become the white
queen of the slaves OF q fabulousl>
rich and wholesalely affectionate Chi
nese.
Wendell, the detective, loves and 10
10 marry the girl who Is kidnapped,
Naturally he has objections to his wife
being stolen and he puts up strenu
Gus fight through four acts to rescue
her, risking his life several times In
each act and giving a few outlaws
their admission tickets to an imme
liate hereafter. Blood flows gener
ously and love outdoes bigger thing,
shan locksmiths, not even stopping to
laugh at its success. If you miss see
Ing this production by Buffers players
at the Orpheum you will miss the big
Cest nerye.lonic and best collection OF
| consecutive thrills ever served to the
honolulu public.
! Buhlcr Is the detective and has the
'gOwd straining their ipsteps and hard
. ly touching their seats with excite
nent Brenda Fowler plays the stolen
! Leauty with vim that Is heart hold
Ing. Lillian Hayward Is In a role that
shows her powers to splendid advan
iage and she has big lot to do with
the success OF the play. Place Is al
extremely good Fong Low, the rich
Oriental luXuriate.
Thos. Lowell is a magnificent vii
lain. Auerbach and Juiiette Chand
Ter furnish big amount of fun as well
as excitement. All are good and well
placed. The play is a stupendous sue
cess. See II tonight, tomorrow at tn.
matinee and tomorrow night!