The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-11
ADJUSTMENTS
The Orpheum.

Whatever else may be said of the
company now playing at the Orpheum,
everyone win admit that Frank Earle
| is popular with the audience; that he
| is good in any character, and that he
| dances with such precision that he puts
the audience in the notion to "Waltz
| around with Willie.'' The cavalry
| picture still holds the people spell
bound, and many in the audience 90
home convinced that there is fake
about it somewhere. But there is not.
according to Mr. BONNIE, who has seen
the soldiers go through the drill. The
other pictures in the show, and all of
the acts this week, are as good as can
be wished The crowds go to the Or
pheum to be amused, and they get
what they are looking for. Sometimes
they do not find seat, but hundreds
are satisfied every night to stand and
look on. The seats at fifteen and TWEEN
ty-fve cents may be reserved a week
IN advance, and it would be well for
intending patrons to take time by the
forelock and bespeak what is wanted.
This afternoon the regular program
will be presented for the matinee. and
the admittance fee viii be ten cents,
with reserved seats for those who APP
ply in time.
King Lear.
Forrest, Macready, Booth, Irving and
Sheridan did much to make Shake
peare IS 'King Lear" one of the most
talked about of that great authors
works The character is one that calls
for fine expression, and few " Hamfat-
ters' reach the height necessary in a
really good production. The actors APP
pearing in this play are the same seen
in the Merchant of Venice, which was
shown at the Park some weeks ago
The production at that time was com
mented upon favorably, none the less,
however, than will be this one tonight
The costumes are splendid and she pic
lures colored in an artistic way, so as
to have the characters appear as they
do on the regular stage.
The feature film will continue The
success which marked the first view of
the great series, Yellowstone Park, -
warrants continuing it for the balance
Of the week. Persons who have gone
through the park and who saw the pie
lures in the Park Theater say the coun- .
terfeit is quite as enjoyable as the real
thing. The comedy pictures shown at
this theater are selected with a view to
pleasing fastidiously critical persons
Art Theater.
A special religious program of NOV
ing picture films will be shown at the
Art Theater tonight and the next two
or three evenings, introducing the Star
of Bethlehem with a magnificent piano.
ramic series showing the city of Jeru.
salem at the present day. Some very
fine dissolving views and motion pic
lures of Portugal scenes will also be
shown. The religious pictures are of
extreme interest to all classes and these
are among the best shown here.
Aala Park Concert.
The Hawaiian band will give pub
lie concert this evening at Aala park
at 1880 O'Clock. Following is the pro-
gram:
Mareh-American Beauty (new) -.
$500. ....-....... Brown
Overture-Comedy ..... Bella
March-Freedom and Liberty (new)
1890. ...... Brown
Selection-Martha .. Flotow
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiia Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection-The Gold Mine. Williams
Intermezzo-Cupid Arms $50. Brown
FnaIe-Brotherhoo ..... Brown
The Star Spangled Banner.