Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-16

Slut VI ANtW lOIh 1lNN, NHtlN th'li
success was so great that II was un.
necessary for them to leave the me-
tropolis. remaining there season after
season enjoying phenomenal run.
Artistically and financially, for in
stance, such plays as THE Wolf
which he believes is not very well
known to the theater.going public Of
this city: "The Right of Way Gilbert
Parker's great story--a story that was
enjoyed by every reader of high class
literature; THE Great John Canton, -
sister play to THE Lion and the
! Mouse" and paid in Full" and The
Gentlemen From Mississippi" dealing
with subject that is fresh in the
memory Of the citizens OF Honolulu at
-, the present time; Salvation Nell
and Leah Kleshna," Mrs. Fiske's two
! great successes.
This, no doubt says Mr.. McRae.
will be the only opportunity the the
ater.gbing public of this city will ever
have of being entertained by these
great plays. and we would feel very
disappointed II they do not take ad-
vantage II II. as myself and company
are anxious to enjoy your socitey and
association for a good long time.
4 4
Mrs. Francis Gay entertained al
dinner Monday. evening at the Young
Hotel. The color scheme was pink,
, the flowers combined with the can
dies In their funny rose pink shades,
produced much desired effect. Az
ter dinner Mrs. Gay and her guests
attend Marshall barracks recital
which was given that evening in
the lounging room OF the Young Ho-
tel.
Miss Helene Irwin OF Honolulu took
part In the "tableaux vivants" which
were given at the st. Francis Hotel,
San Francisco, on April 9th and 9TH
OF this month. Miss Irwin is a charm
ing and beautiful girl, and amongst
the bevy of beautiful women who took
part she held her own. She repre-
scented mime. Recamier."
The following program was given:
FIRST SERIES.
La Duchesse de Polignac. -. Natter
Mrs. Gerald Rathbone.
The Milkmaid ................ Greuze
Miss Helen Chesebrough
Nine. Lebrun ct sa files. /. .Lcbrun
Mrs. Walter Martin. little Mis-
Mary Martin.
La Femme a Eventuel .,...... .Faure
Mrs. John c. Wilson.
Nine. Recamier .........,., David
Miss Helene Irwin.
Song Of the Lark Jules Breton
Miss Mary Keeney.
LTnnocence tenant deux Pigeons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... GreuZe
Mrs Alexandra Hamilton.
La Duchesse de Parme ...........
........,.......... Labille Guyard
Mrs. G. II. Mendell Jr., Miss
Beulah Pollak.
The pavan y'ladies in waiting to the
queen.
Greek interpretative dance-''The
Daphne Myth"-Themes; (a) Hap
piness of Childhood; OBJ Awakening
TO Life; (c) Wooing of Apollo; Id
Struggle; (e) Daphne turns into the
laurel tree.
Miss lnnes Keeney.
lntermission of 20 minutes.
SECOND SERIES.
Henrietta de Bourbon cont as Flore
.....,........ Natter
Miss Genieve Harvey.
Nine. Mole Raymond ...... Lebrun
Miss Hazel King.
La Dame au Camille (Mme. Doche)
.................. WHITEWATER
Miss>Alice Hager.
The Listening Girl ..,.,.... Greuze
Miss Helen Jones.
Princess Louise ............. Natter
Mrs. Laurence Irving SCOTT
The Broken Pitcher ........ Greuze
Miss Clare Nichols.
Nine. Victoire as Diana. Natter
Miss Agnes Tillmann.
Princess de Lamballe ....... Natter
Miss Frances Howard.
The program for the English night
was as follows: