The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-01
4 CASCADE
OF MELODY
Attractive Features OF
Coming Musical
Festival.

HonoIulu-s third musical festival
takes place this week. the first concert
| being given in the Opera House on
| Thursday evening. On the following
afternoon there VII be q carnival Of
song al 1he Boys Field On Liliha street
Al The opera House affair nearly $50
voices. selected from TIA city schools,
VIII carry out Al attractive program,
accompanied by 3 drst-class orchestra
During the evening there VIII be vocal
and instrumental selections by prem
inent local amateurs.
Al the Boys Field event. choruses
from Kaahu.nanu. kaiulani. Royal and
Normal schools VII % heard ard there
win also be vocal and instrumental
solos Berger's band wiz accompany
the el1oruses which viii aggregate
about SEQ voices
The ehoruses Al 1he Friday afternoon
concert VIII sing separately and in uni
son and VIII be under the direction OF
Mrs. Anna 3 Tucker, who has acted
in this capacity since The first festival
\ feature OF the carnival Of Friday
viii be -he singing Of the Normal
School Girls Gee C1uo. The club IS Is
voices strong and i down On the pro
gram Tor Two trios- This cub Is an
tirely separate from the Normal school
chorus
The Department Of Education wiz
have the grands1and ii the Boys Field
decorated with the co1ors Of the various
city schools. and the chorGses wiz
T77arch u the fad from appointed raj
lying points. bearing the banners Of
the respective schools that they repre-
sent
Notable among the so'o:sts vii BE-
j H Stockton, who viii render +
cIarionet solo. accompanied by Miss
Margaret Hopper.
The songs 10 be sing BY The chill
dren on Friday VIII be on the simple
rather than on the ambitious side, Mrs.
Tucker having made q special point Of
this this year
viii b. sc for adults and Iec. 1oE
children
The appearance O. Mrs Bruce Mccall
on Thursday evening : eagerly await
I'd By lovers Of high-class vocalsH.
=
what Is known a. the Presidents
Church IN washington. and enjoys 4
considers bic reputation on the main
land. She came up from kahuku fer a
rehearsal On saturday and demon
Strated that sha Is IN charming voice
She viii sing an aria and 2 couple q
lighter occasional pieces The reason
that This talented singer Is heard 50
seldom in Honolulu IS on account Of
the distance she lives from town her
husband being the Government physi-
clan Al kahuku- L y faprc5a bIe That
A soloisC could have been Obtained from
the Coast VINO would prove more salts
factory 70 q Honolulu audience than
Mrs. Mccall.
J. H stockton VIII delight with one
Of his famous c1arionet solos On the
opening evening and Hugo Herzar IS
also billed 10 appear.
y variation n TIE program w5II be
introduced n the shape o. a gloria .
ne executed by the choruses Of the
High and Normal schools and the
tenors aud BASES . Ea-neharneha
schools Perhaps the most brilliant
selection by The chorus VIII b. with
Shearhed swords BY Costa. The har-
monies are close, bat Of a brava60
style. with lots Of dash and Increment.
The same : E--1e gf The March of. ESa-
tons both e which zyflI be accom-
pani-5 by the cour-y band, under the
leadership q karezlu1eiszer Berger.
The sale 81 tickets goes steadily On
and he prospects are that he 1hezter
VIII De packed IL capacity limits On
THURSDAY Queen LilIuoBaIanI mas e.
gagged one OF The Ioges a75 there IS