Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20
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II Is seldom that such sterling worth
and character IL shown by children as
that presented by the film entitled
Honesty Is the Best Policy" Poverty
and sickness In Its most dire form
stalks In the midst OF little family,
which has lost It's bread.winner. An
aristocratic and wealthy physician is
besonght by the children to visit their
sick mother. He haughtily refuses |
and cruelty drives the children AWAY.
A little newsboy witnesses their grief
and Disappointment and generously
divides his papers with the little fel.
low and gives the little girl money to
buy flowers that she may sell them.
In the course Of events the little girl
finds well-hlled wallet and makes
home with It. Reaching there her
struggle with tempetatlon to use part
Of the money for her sick mother is
very pathetic. She finally wins out"
and replaces what she was tempted to
take. In an unexpected way she
learns the name and address Of the
owner OF the wallet and returns same
to him. He and his wife are SO forcib.
ly struck with such rare integrity
amidst such surroundings as the chill
dren are placed In that they take I'm.
mediate steps to relieve their suffer.
Ing In q most material way. This film
Is a good one and Its moral coulds not
be better.
THE EMPIRE. a
panther Hunting In Java" Is one
OF the most thrilling films shown on a
screen. II gives clear idea of the
dificulties and dangers which beset the
hunter OF ferocious beasts In the Jun.
gle and wha may have been Rooseyelt's
work In Africa. "A Chinese Wedding.
ese district because It has ocal color
In II and such things are always Of In.
terest not alone to the Orientals but
to the Anglo-Saxons whose customs
are so very different. This is good
film and will certainly be enjoyed. A
lesson for the impecunious Is shown
In the series "how Jones Paid HIS
Debts" This is comedy all the way
through and good comedy at that. An.
other one Is Hunted by the Cops"
There Is thrill or two In this but Il
Is thrill Of the humorous variety. The
films are all good and will be enjoyed.
PARK. i.'i
An episode OF the Franco Russian
war Is the subject OF thrilling pic.
ture entitled Brother In Arms" at the
open-air theater tonight and tomorrow
night. The Aim Is taken from tho Edl
son company and hundred Of horses
and men are seen in cavalry action,
The picture shows the real carnage
OF war and Is realistic enough to give
one a good Impression of a battle. SO
true is this that until the battle scene
Is finished one forgets the absence CT
the report Of the guns. The comedy
picture at the Park Is as funny as
usual and the songs by the little Mel.
notte sisters are clever.
| THE RINK.
There Is no question that the skat.
ing rink as place OF entertainment
for spectators IL growing more pop.
ular. II one can judge from the In.
creased attendance. With the music
by the band, the exhibition skating
(which includes that OF the professional
and the amateurs, the crowds who at
tend as sightseers are as thoroughly
entertained for an hour as at other
amusement places. II Is noticeable
that the class OF people attending Is
above reproach. The local people who
hesitated at first about permitting
their sons and daughters to attend are
now thoroughly convinced that the
management Is conducting the place
Us the rink rules announce. ~
i THE .WAvERLEv DANCE.
The Waverley dancing club. which
meets in Waverley hall, at the corner
OF Hotel and Bethel streets, every
night, is improving In quality at ever,
gathering. The patrons OF the hall are
well behaved and they go to the dance
with the same care as to their dress
, that they would II they were attending