The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS
From Farm to Factory" Pretty
Comedy Drama.

Comedy Drama
The reason OF the pleasing qualities
of " From Farm to Factory the bill
presented by the Elleford company at
The Orpheum last night, is easily ex-
planned. 1t gets at the heart of things
at once. There are no murders, no sud
den deaths, nothing but pretty story
of plain family with their little
struggles, their little love affairs. their
little joys, and their everyday happen
ings, things that look small to us but
when we are brought face to face with
them we see the pathos and the comedy
of things The story deals with
brother S love for his prosecuted sister.
and there is nothing in this world more
touching except the love for the
mother. Pietro Sosso has quaint
comedy character part in Tohie Hoxie,
the uneouth farm lad who later works
out his salvation in his own quiet way.
/. 1t is one of the best parts that Mr.
Sosso has had during the engagement
and the audience We're delighted with
his rendition of the part. Auda Due
was the Sister Mary Mason, the little
country wife who has been deceived by
! a clever scoundrel, and who is cham
! pioned by her loving brother after the
drunken father goes against her. She
was strong In her emotional scenes and
| intense IN the more quiet moments. The
author could not wish for little wo.
man who would make more of Mary.
Ray Collins contributed lots of laughs
as country pumpkin and George Her
nandez as Deacon Burnham, called to
mind several characters of the town
and some one would say, s'lsn' t that
/ just like So and So?'' Of course he
made hit, as he is always good in
characters. The scene in the Iron
i Works was very realistic. Every mem
Der of the cast was at his best and
the performance went with a dash that
pleased everybody in the audience. 1t
is the bill for tonight and tomorrow
and Saturday the offering is "Shadows
of New York, pastoral drama with
just touch of the melodramatie. 1t
is pleasing story with lot of
matinee is ''The American Girl, with
the. Osborn children as Prince Roy"
and s.The Little Lady. - After the
performance the Osborns will hold a
reception and meet all of their little
friends on the stage. The prices for
matinee are ten and twenty-five cents.
i Mrs. ingalls, Will Study.
| Mrs ingalls,, who will give farewell
recital tonight, has had rare advantages
of study with such masters of the violin
as Jacobsohn, Bernhard Listemann and
s Hugo Hermann, the latter showing her
especial kindnesses such as are given to
few, even of the most earnest students.
Mrs. ingalls, has planned a period of
very serious study with the greatest
artists to be found in Paris and Berlin.
She will combine work with pleasure
during the summer, when she is to be
at the beautiful old chateau de Rosa
Bonheur as guest of Miss Anna
Klumpke, the noted artist. Rosa Bon
heur left Miss Klumpke her entire for
!! tune, chateau, studio, and even stipula-
ted in her will that Miss Klumpke
should be buried in the tomb beside her
at her death, thus showing great devo-
j ton to her favorite pupil Mrs. ingalls,
will attend the Wagner Festival at
Munich, and from there go on to Berlin
in September, where she viii rely some
what upon the Judgment of Arthur
Abel, the veteran critic (who has
shown very kindly interest in the
work of Mrs. Ingalls), as to the selec-
ton of a teacher there.
| Mrs. ingalls, has resigned her position
at Oahu College and will be succeeded
there by her best pupil, Mrs. Ernest
Ross, and expects to be away at least
year and half The recital this
evening will be at the home of Governor
Oh 2.J
Tickets may be had at Gurrey's.
Band at Roof Garden.
There will be a public band concert
this evening at 1880 at the Alexander
Young Hotel roof garden.
PART T.
Overture-Paragraph Three -. Suppe
Reverie-Passing Hour -. Beaumont
Pablita and Salute to U. s.. de Longpre
Selection-Faust ............. Gounod
| PART H.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar: by Berger
Finale-Belisario .......... Donizettl
Waltz Vienna Blood. ...... Strauss
iFinale-Mousmousse ........... Wives
The Star Spangled Banner.
The band Will play at the departure
of the transport Sheridan.
The Park Theater.
/ There will be an entire change of
program at the Park Theater this even
ing, Harry Werner having sent down
a number of the best films on the mar
ket. These viii be shown at the pop
ular outdoor amusement place the rest
of this week There will also be things
| doing at the Park next week, as Harry
undoubtedly has sent down number
of good, up-to-date, pictures 10 last for