Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-01
milk White flag"
CAPTURES CITY
ON FIRST night

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The city certainly surrendered to
The MIX White Flag" at its first
production last night at the Opera
House. The house was filled to the
doors, as II has been at every pro-
duction since the McRae company
opened up, and the company has
held up its end by making each pro-
duction a little better than the pre-
ceding one.
The comedy "A Milk-White Flag"
was certainly enjoyed by everyone
within the doors, notwithstanding
the fact that there is a death scene
which was also n comedy.
Margaret Oswald, in the charac-
ter OF the widow, has chance to
show ability along a line that Is
perfect, and her costume OF black
silk brings out her good looks bet
ter than any heretofore worn.
The settings and costumes in -
Milk-White Flag" are by far the best
ever seen in this city, ami many re-
marks were heard to that effect
among the audience last night.
Wray, who was put on Ice, was =
| whole show In himself, and his de-
sire for a pair of pants was pathetic
In the extreme.
II seems out OF the question to
pick out any one or two of the COM
paIy for special mention. II that
were done It would include the en-
tire company.
The Ransome Guards Is com.
bany any State might be proud of;
at least, that Is the opinion OF those
who sized up their bravery last
night. and that seemed to be the
way General Hurry Burly looked at
II also.
The songs and dances introduced
were highly appreciated. and the
coming audiences will expect much
In the same line.
A disagreeable feature OF last
nights performance. and which was
not down on the program. was that
large part OF the audience started
to leave the house q few seconds be-
fore the play was finished. thinking
that the scene just before the last
was the end. They quickly resumed
their seats, however, and were ready
for all the company could give them.
Among the special features OF the
| charming comedy are:
when Uncle Sammy Plays the
Marseillaise, James Dillon AMI
chorus; Tropical Song, Charles
Royal and chorus of girls: "In n
Cute Little Bungalow" Charles
Royal and Edith Elliott; "0h. You
Chicken" Edith Elliott.
The play Is cast as follows:
The Colonel christian Berrie), a
retired coal merchant. .......
....... ........ Henry McRae
The Major paul BerrieD, a life
insurance man. -. James Dillon
The Judge Advocate (Howland
Hooper,, a well-known young
lawyer. ......... Mr.. cambridge
The Surgeon MARKS Tombs),
leading physician of the town
| ................ Frank Howe
The Dancing Master Gideon
Foote) ....... Henry Alexander
The Bandmaster (Steele Ayers), a
popular music master ........
................ Frank Hearst
The Lieutenant (Phil Graves), a
prominent undertaken ......
| Ivan Miller
NVahdiers ............
| frankie Hutch, Georgia Will
liams, Carrie Miller, Alice Taylor
The Private (Willing Singer, a
hired man..........C has. Royal
The Standard Bearer Carrie
Flag ...... Miss Janet Roberts
The Drum Corps (part of Sousa's
band. all OF whom are members
of the Ransome Guards.
General Hurry Burly tan officer OF
the regular army and guest
OF the Ransome Guards .....
| .............. Louis Morrison
The Dear Departed (Piggot Luce),
successful railroad contrac-
tor. ............. Grifith Wray
The Particular Friend of the Be-
reaved Wife (Lize Burgo) 49,.
..............., Laura Hudson
The Orphan PONY Luce), daugh-
ter OF the contractor. .......
| ........ Edith Elliott
The Bereaved Aurora Luce, who
either is or isn't the contrac-
tors wife. 80. Margaret Oswald
"A Milk-White Flag" Is on for to-
night and tomorrow night.
There will also be a matinee Sat
urday--25c. and soc.