The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS

The Pollard Lilliputian Opera Com
pany, of which only the kindest and
most appreciative membranes are
held of its last visit, is to return on
the Moana Friday for an engagement
of twenty-four nights and four matt
nees.
The clever little principals who ap-
peared on the former visit will return
and renew acquaintance. There are
the funny little Pollard twins, Teddie
Mcnamara, Eva, Ivy and Merle Pol
lard, Olive Moore, Irene Finlay, and
many others.
The Pollards are always welcome,
and young and old enjoy the perform
anees of these clever little people, who
are adopts in their productions as are
artists of an older growth. There is
nothing of the amateur about the Pol
lard little folks They are talented
and well trained and undergo an ex-
perience in the chorus and small parts
before essaying the more important
roles.
There has been great demand for
seats, many taking season tickets for
the entire engagement. The prices are
the same as those at the Orpheum last
year-25e, soc and 75c. Matinees:
Children 25c, adults soc.
Band at Aala Park.
The Hawaiian band viii give a pub
lie concert at Aala Park this evening
at 1880 O'Clock, the program being as
follows:
PART I.
March-The Mayor. ....... Berger
Ballad Farewell. .Liddell
Slavonic Dance. No. 8. Dvorak
(a) Crossing the Bar. .Behrend
(b) Lentement, Lentement. :. .Filipucci
PART II.
VocalEHawaiian Songs. Ar by Berger
Seleetion-The Black Brigade Boyer
Waltz - Filipino. Andrews
Finale = Mokihana .Be Berger
The Star Spangled Banner.
Mckinley High School Play.
On Saturday night the curtain will
rise at SIS on the fourth Of the High
School senior plays, and the '09 farce
bids fair to easily equal its predeees-
sors. GA Modern Ananias'' is one of
the best of Fraser's comedies, all of
which are justly famed.
The sale of tickets has been good,
yet Bergstrom s still have some. good
seats left.
Bonine Show Tomorrow.
Bonine's fire department pictures,
showing Honolulu IS force in action,
have proved to be striking success.
They were shown at a private exhibit
ton the other day, and will be again
seen tomorrow night at the Hawaiian
Opera House. These scenes are al
most remarkable in their sharp clear
ness. and everyone who saw them
thrown on the curtain at the gymna-
SUM of the central fire station speaks
highly of them. The series opens with
the sending in of an alarm at the
corner of School and Nuuanu avenue,
and they show exactly what happens
when a fire breaks out in this city.
At the various stations pictures of the
rush and hustle as the men leap into
their rubber boots and the rapid work
when the engines are hooked up, start
ing for the scene of action, are shown
The straightaway run of the entire de.
partment on upper Fort street is one
of the most spirited and successful
pictures of it's kind ever made. The
series ends with the picture of a burn
ing house in Honolulu, with the fire
ladies at work, and altogether an in
teresting little story is told by means
of the moving pictures. In addition
to these, Bonine will show his films of
the recent Floral Parade, the pictures
taken on Lincoln Day, the wonderful
Kilauea Volcano pictures, and new
program has been arranged for the last
exhibition of the season. The show
viii be given tomorrow night in the
Hawaiian Opera HouSp