The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-08

and Mr.. Eugene Allen s siMy Flutf-a-
deRuff, - were all effective. Mr.. AL
len S number was especially well rem
dered and was received with continued
applause.
Without doubt the hits of the first
part of the program were the Buck
and Wing dancing by Rosie Herbert
and Alice Hastings, and Eddie Douth-
lit s "Berger's Hawaiian Band -
BONNIE showed some of his splendid
moving pictures in the second part of
the program, and the Japanese love song
and buck and wing dancing by some
of Mrs Gum s pupils gave life and
movement.
Local characters and situations were
not touched on to the same extent this
year that they have been in some past
performances by the Elks, but where
they were, it was usually with dizziness
and cleverness, and in a thoroughly
goodnatured way. "Tag Day" was
taken off in variety of ways, some
of them exceedingly laughable.
The Elks are certainly to be COM
mended for giving such a clean, whole.
some, laughable and we'll rendered en-
tertainment. Sonny Cunha as stage and
musical director is entitled to great
credit.
The Honolulu Orchestra did splendid
work
Henry Clark entirely captivated the
audience with his splendid voice, and
was recalled again and again.
Oahu College Glee Club.
The Oahu College Glee Club will give
its concert in Charles R. Bishop Hall,
Saturday evening, at s o 'cloek. The
Glee Club is made up of boys club
and girls club, both under the direc.
ton of Miss Rogers. Since there has
been no glee club at the College since
the days of J. @. Wood, much interest
is being shown in this year s perform
ance both by students and by those in
terested in music.
Miss Rogers, who has had much ex-
perience in preparing programs and
drilling clubs for concerts, is enthusi.
astie about this one. In music and in
entertaining features it will give full
evenings enjoyment.
The proceeds go towards meeting ex-
penses for music and other things in
the music department and towards sup
porting the students activities. No
admission is charged to the games, and
to most of the events at the school,
so that this method is used to raise the
necessary funds. Tickets may be bought
from the students or at Bergstrom s.
The program follows the form of the
usual College Glee Club concert. Both
the boys and girls club will appear
to advantage. A number of the songs
have attractive solo parts. There will
also be some surprises to draw forth
applause. All of the teachers in the
music department are assisting in MAX
ing the program a success. Miss Shelf
field, one of the best pianists in the
city, will do most of the accompanying
and Miss Clarke will also assist in sew
eral numbers. Mrs. ingalls,, who is at
the head of the violin department, will
direct the orchestra This feature alone
is an assurance of the excellence of the
program. The orchestra will consist of
Mrs. A. B. ingalls,, director, and Miss
Bessie Hopper. first violin; Mrs. E. A.
R. Ross and w. III. Hoogs Jr., second
violins; Mr. c. S. Desky. flute; Dr.
Marques, viola, and Mr.. Williams, bass.
: The program for the evening is as
follows:
In Silent Mead. .........E Emerson
Solo-Beloved, It Is Morn . Awkward
William Desha.
Serenade-Solo. ..... Reynold McGTew
Massa's in De Cold, Cold Ground. n
.................Ar Ar. by Parks
Girls Glee Club.
Ii Ism: .Jorlcieres
Solo-I Know Lovely Garden. 80.
Ray Churchill.
| Shoogy-Shoo ................ Ambrose
.................. Alice Hopper
| Dudley Smith
EStudlantlna LacOme
Boys and Girls Glee Clubs
! A Musical Sketch Scene: Spike
Jone s room at Cornield.
Old Virginia.
Honey Blossom.
| Lucia.
A Little Girl Like Me John Ashley.
! Elixir Juventatis.
The Drama at Oahu College.
| Tickets are now on sale for an I'M
usually interesting program to be pre-
sented February 20 by the dramatic
club of Oahu College.
The Club will offer this year two
plays of exceptional merit--t' Miss Civ
ilization,' a comedy in one act. by
Richard Harding Davis, and a trans
lation of "The Romancers,' by Ed
mond Rostand, famous for his
"L 'Aiglon" and "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac."
''Miss Civilization, the curtain
raiser. will be remembered as play in
which Miss Ethel Barrymore recently
scored a great success in New York
with Mr.. Maurice Barrymore as q
member of the original cast.
This play, a capital burglar story
in which a clever girl outwits three
professional burglars, is intensely dra
matte, working up to a strong climax
Miss Barrymore's own role, that OF
Miss Alice Gardner, will be played by
Miss Edith Smith; that of Mr.. Barry
more, "Gentleman Joe' Hatch. by
Rexford Hitchcock; "Grandstan6
Harry by VIII Desha; while Watson
RaIIentyne will suDDly the coined,