The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Cohen,s Extraordinary Offer.

The extraordinary announcement IS
made Of what Is without doubt the
greatest theatrical attraction ever Of
fered in Honolulu or any other city
at the price.
Armstrong & Verne, the clever
sketch team who have recently appear
ed at the Opera House, have been en-
gagged to appear at the Orpheum the
alter IN conjunction with the Wise &
Milton company of singers, dancers
and comedians, making a monster
vaudeville show which together with
specially selected moving picture sub.
iects should afford the theatergoers
OF Honolulu one of the best entertain
ments ever offered at the people 5
popular playhouse.
The extraordinary fact and one
which has never been duplicated any
where is the prices to be charged.
In spite Of the big expense in con
nection with this great show the prices
have been reduced to an almost ridicu-
lous figure.
Reserved seats are on sale at ten
and twenty cents while the gallery ad-
mission is cut TO five cents.
The show will be purely vaudeville
one consisting of at least six turns
alternating with moving pictures, max
ing grand performance of over two
hours duration, at less price of ad-
mission than is charged by moving
picture shows for a half hour of pic
lures only.
The first performance takes place to-
night, the box-otfice being now open
for the sale of seats for every per
Torrance. Just think of ordering ten
cent seat reserved for any performance
one week in advance and be sure OF
getting that seat.
The rush for seats will start at ten
clock this morning when the box
Office will open Those who want to
see the greatest theatrical bargain ever
placed upon the amusement counter,
get busy and order your seats at once.
A Great Cartoonist.
"Grip" was for years the foremost
weekly paper in Canada and a great
factor during the strenuous political
campaigns in Toronto and throughout
the Dominion. The paper was a child
of the brain of the great Bengough and
bis work on it made and unmade can
didates. His successes was immediate
and his fame extended across the seas
and to the country south of the 45th
degree. For some years Bengough has
been travelling around the world giving
lectures and making illustrations. He
is a singer of note, good story teller
and an all round entertainer. He is
to appear at the Opera House under the
management of W. D. Adams next
week and the people here will have a
chance to see a real cartoonist of the
Mast standard at work bfore their eyes,
Date of the opening of the box plan at
the Bergstrom music store will be an
nounced in a day or two.
Waverley Club.
The dancing club at the Waverle7
Hall is growing in size and popularity.
Good order is maintained through
strict enforcement of rules laid down
by Mr.. Nainoa even at the cost of
call at the police station. He does not
want undesirable characters in the hall
and he takes this means of reminding
them that their presence is objection
able. The music is fine at the Waiver
ley and it will not do to have anything
that will interfere with the harmony
The Hawaiian club is noted for the
elegance of the melodies they produce
and the fine dance time they keep. The
place is well patronized.
--.s.$ co..