Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-20
MARINER MINISTRIES.
BOYS OF new ORLEANS
CAPTURE The TOWN
CAST SPELL OF PLEASURE OVER
BIG CROWD AT OPERA HOUSE.
CLEVER AND ACCOM-.
Pt,SHED.

The printed program handed around
BY the Mariner Ministries last evening
promised big things. and the promise
| was couched In elegant language.
when the events of the entertainment
got under way the promises we're more
than fulfilled and the comfortably
crowded house voted the talent Of the
u. S. s. New Orleans q clever and de.
| lightful combination. Laughter was
IN order from start to wind.up and new
err moment occurred that knew a
hitch.
Besides Honolulu folks in generous
officers and men Of the New Orleans
and military and naval people general.
~.
Made up in the most approved man.
ner and splendidly robed. the follow.
ing performers served out fun by the
Wholesale X. =. Crandal general
manager), u. +. Fuller assistant man.
ager). J. +. Forster (stage manager).
Eddie Hetherington. J. +. Robinson,
| J. T. Callahan, +. d. Cuedeck, NJ. T..
Dickerson, W. L. Morris, +. J. Opper.
man. W. +. Doris, L. Kracht. w. 7.
Wrench, W. II. Bright, NJ L. Ryan,
NJ. w. Woods, J. w. Howard, +. w.
Phillips, w. J. Heisc, II. 7. Williams,
W. II. Large, W. J. Filipiak, w. r.
Gray.
The rising Of the curtain discovered
l"U. $. +. s. New Orleans" spelled in
the letters adorning each chair of the
crescent Of minstrels' thrones.
Local thrusts punctured the schedu.
ed program now and again, much TO
the amusement of all. Berger's band
was referred to as Dutch" and "Son.
ny" Cunha could not be left alone.
his generous figure having caught the
sharp eyes of the bluejackets.
The Spirit Of 70" tabeau, the IA.
nous three. the color sergeant, iifer
and drummer boy, stirred the house to
high pitch of enthusiasm.
And so the program mingled merri.
ment and emotion, fun and sentiment,
In good, complete professional style.
for these players are old hands at the
business, having performed in many
ports, pleasing many different peo'
pies.
Ryan was indeed the Prince of Clog
| Dancers. his legs appeared entirely in
dependent of the rest Of his body and
he made the gathering marvel. Dick
erson and Bright are expert dancers
| h,, Sal
, and Hetherington manufactured laugh
ter In u continuous stream for a while
\ ]. +. Forster sang THE Old Flai
Never Touched the Ground" In an in
spring manner and Callahan's voice
charmed In where the Sunset Turn.
the Oceans Blue to Gold" w. T
Wrench proved himself a versatile
comedian and his 'colored" orator.
was immense. Opperman and Brigh
executed musical gymnastics, making
the crowd roar, the former blew thu
recall on rife. They got music on
Of everything imaginable.
The following program proved I
feast throughout:
PART |.
The Grand Entree, the Most Complete
and Picturesque Scene Ever Pro
duced in Minstrelsy. Introducing
Emperors of Minstrelsy.
ALL IN BLACK FACE.
Vocal Choir-Cuedek, Phillips, Gray
Morris, Dckerson. Woods, Heise
Callahan, Ryan. Howard.
lnterlocutor. .........J. +. Forste
First Edition of End Men..........
...............R Robinson and Brigh
I'm Taking No Chances on Missing
Ma Meals Lew Fulle
"Down On the Farm. ........ .Morri
ut Amt No Disgrace to Run II You
Get Scared" ..............R obinso
'In the Valley Where the Bluebirds
Sing ................J +. Forste
"Mr Moon, Moon, Silvery Moon.
.............. Eddie Hetheringto
"Where the Sunset Turns the Oceans
Blue and Gold" ......... .Callaha
"The Old Flag Never Touched the
Ground. .............J. +. Forste
TABLEAU-SPIRIT OF &c.
PART II.
The versatile comedian. .... .Wrenc
Who will tell you How 1t Happened
Kings Of the novelty musical world.
..............O pperman and Brigl
In novelty of their own creation.
Prince Of clog dancers. ......... Rya
The Harmony Four-Morris, first tel
or; Bright, baritone; Dickerso
second tenor; Phillips. bass.
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