The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-15
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to the role she so ably sustained and
in boys costume she was quite attrac-
tive. Her singing of I'm Fair Aadalu-
STA" was a gem.
j. Hastings Howland's basse pro-
fundo voice was heard to advantage in
the role of Romero. Mr.. Dougherty.
who had not so prominent a role as
in former operas, made the most of
his opportunities and sang himself in
to favor in his duet with Miss Bell in
Gaze on This Face
Mr.. Harry Lake as the Abbot, Miss
M. Lishman as the Mother Superior.
Mr.. Marshall Webb and Mr.. Barrere
in minor roles were excellent,
There were some local filings, one Of
which was perpetrated by Guy Liy-
ingston who, in referring to a mirac-
ulous escape said that trying to re-
sign as Governor of the Territory of
Hawaii was a calm incident" beside
his experiences. There were many 9TH
er local squibs.
The ushers were the young ladies OF
the Kunaluu Boating Club. They wore
uniforms composed of seamens white
duck blouses and rolling collars and
white duck skirts. They proved an
able corps of aides. THE Serenade's
Mr.. Hugo Herzer, and will be present.
ed again on Saturday night
The patronesses were Mrs Robert
Levers, Mrs. W. c. Wilder, Mrs. J. III.
Soper, Mrs. C. L. Crabbe, Mrs. J. o.
Carter, Mrs. Geo. c. BeckIey, Mrs w.
G. Irwin, Mrs. S. B. Dole, Mrs. An
drew Fuller, Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Mrs.
Jane Walker, Mrs. A. r. Atkinson, Mrs.
F. w. Macfarlane, Mrs. Geo c. Her
bert, Mrs. C. S. Holloway, Mrs. C. M.
Cooke, Mrs. E. C. Damon, Mrs. Geo. H.
Robertson.
The cast was as follows:
Duke Of Santa Cruz, Mr.. Guy Liv-
ingston; Alvarado, Mr.. Hugo Herzer;
Romero, Mr.. ]. Hastings Rowland;
Lopez, Mr.. Jas. d. Dougherty; Gomez,
Mr. E. M Boyd; Colombo, Mr.. Robert
White; The Abbot. Mr.. Harry Lake,
F'riar Anselmo, Mr.. Colman Schwartz;
F'riar Timoteo, Mr.. c. A. Macintosh:
Al Cato, Mr.. Marshall Webb; officer
Of the Guard, Mr.. Frank Barrere;
Yvonne, Miss Marion Bell; Dolores, Mrs.
Lawrence Crook; Bandits, Retainers of
the Duke, Friars, School Girls. Ser
wants, Etc.
Ladies of the Chorus-Mise Irmgard
Schaefer, Miss Pearl Belser, Miss Marie
Legros, Miss Mary Ahchuck, Miss AMI
Ia Phillips. Miss Mary Aylett, Miss
irene Dickson, Miss Hazel Hebron,
Miss Annie Macaulay. Miss Anna
Rose, Miss Jennie Macaulay, Miss
lula K. Bush, Miss Bernice K. Dwight,
Mss Jean Center, Miss Edythe Bes-
wick, Miss Mary Chillingworth, Miss
emma Rose, Miss K. SIENNA. Miss
Daisy Lishman, Miss Ada Rhodes, Miss
Nellie McLain, Miss NJ. Fisher, Mrs.
ames d. Dougherty.
Chorus of Bandits-Mr. Harry Davi-
on, Mr.. c. F. Jenkins, Mr. C. Fl. Bak-
r. Mr.. f. F. Fernandez, Mr.. Sam
Mr.. Roscoe Perkins, Mr..
, II. Tougher, Mr. Walter Beakbane,
If. w. E. Kerr, Mr.. George Desha,
Ir. Arthur Wall, Mr.. Wade Warren
'hayer, Mr.. F. Dowsing, Mr.. VIM.
ampbell, Mr.. Marshall Webb.
The Dukes Brave Bodyguard-Pay-
FASTER A. Brown. Mr.. VIM. Hebron,
IT. F. NJ. Barrere, Mr.. A. Blackman,
[r. Fred Angus.
And not the least were the Dukes
1ecial escort, the Misses Julie Bush
nd Dwight, who appeared in tights
nd looked we'll
Barring long waits and an inclination
drag the opera out, 1.-The Serenade''
as we'll presented. Some of the prin-
pals are also defective in their lines.
he Symphony Orchestra, under the
rection of Mr.. Stockton. was one of
lie pleasures of the evening to the
shionable audience in attendance.