Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-21

streets, Wherein commences the
straight and narrow pathway lined
with side shows compared with
which the now historic Pike OF St.
Louis or the Midway OF Chicago
were but fitting "reminiscences.
The Elks have worked like Trojans
in order to perfect all their plans and
complete their arrangements for to-
nights show. At noon today the la
Dor Of several weeks had reached
stage of completion that left but little
to the imagination.
The Bulletin man was first pilot.
ed into the Dance Hail. He was there
met BY precocious pair from the To-
cal lodge Of Elks and invited to try a
hand at tripping the light fantastic on
q perfect door ATTY by thirty feet
George Martin is in charge of this
feature Of the show. He is ably as
sisted by c. d. Wright and Raymond
Jones. What Wright does not know
about the graceful art Of department
on the waxed floor isn't worth men
tioning In polite society. Jones. who
after constant affiliation with hotel
life. Is well equipped to make the
Dance Hail a strong attraction to
beauty and chivalry.
"Waltz With Me; Love With Me-
Immediately In front Of the hall was
leathery lunged barker who had a
good deal to say about waltz Me
Around Again. Willie. Why Not?"
Within the HAWAIIAN Quintette Club
tuning up for the evening. Over at
the other corner was prize In the
shape Of the Royal Hungarian Or
chestra, which is to alternate with
Sam Nainoi's musicians in furnishing
melody for nimble feet. Along the
sides of the hall is ample seating, ca
pacity for all the wallaowers and
spectators. 1t will cost ten cents a
whirl at this branch OF the Elks'
Trail but 1t is well worth 1t. 1t Is
here that the prize winners at the
Grand Ball will HE themselves to
demonstrate just why they should
have been the recipients Of the stove
lid medallion Of merit.
Like a kid to the circus, the b u l.
letin scribe was next led to the
Punch and Judy show, and there he
met Lorrin Andrews in a new role.
Dropping the cares and responsible.
tiles Of rebellious Republican part
for the time being, Mr.. Andrews has
under his Jurisdiction an exhibition
that will jog the memories of the
spectator back a bunch Of years. II
harks one back to the salad days OF
youth. to see Arthur Knight operate
the figures representing good old Mr.
Punch and Mrs. Judy. Here we are
again" has the same familiar ring as
1t did back In Dear Old Kokomo
Indiana, or Bird Center. Illinois. AS
sisting Chairman Andrews in the
Punch and Judy is Attorney Wade
Warren Thayer and Ed Buffandeau.
A young man who gives promise OF
some day becoming silver tongued
orator In the person of Lorrin An
drews 10. is playing the part of "sy-
rem" to draw the nimble ten-cent
piece from the pocket to the cash
register of the show. The Punch
and Judy will sure catch on with
the women and children.
Hulas may come and Hulas may go
but the performance given for the
benefit Of the press this noon at the
Hula Hula on Elks' Trail has every
thing of similar nature beaten to
the boards and crying for mercy.
Here Yon See the Hula Hula.
Here 1t Is that Chairman Harr,
Murray. ably assisted by c. b. Hal
and ]. ]. Lynch, have gotten together
half dozen of the best and most &C
compiished Hula Hula dancers in thu
islands. The artists are genuine Ha'
waiians and they dance the nationa
step In true old Hawaiian style. Thu
dance is given to the accompaniment
of the gourd and the chanting o