The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-09
THE THEATERS
BlJoU HAS FIRST CLASS ACTS.

acts were put on for the first time.
The new acts were Golden, the &C.
centric violinist, and the Russian dan
GERS Both of the acts were so good
in their respective line that it would
be exceedingly difficult To say which
enc was the best
Morris Golden, the yiddish violinist
was first on the program and il was
] evident the minute he stepped on the
stage that he was a finished artist. A
typical Hebrew in makeup and ac-
cent he had the audience with him
from the start
His violin limitations of birds and
animals We're clever in the extreme,
while his rendition of real music on
the violin showed that he was an
artist with the bow. He concluded
| his act with eccentric dancing that
brought down the house and he was
accorded a reception that is seldom
! given vaudeville turn. After his act
was over and picture thrown on the
screen the audience kept clapping and
clamoring for more in such emphatic
applause that the operator stopped
the machine and Golden had to take
another curtain call.
The Russian dancers appearance
was the signal for much applause and
after their first song it was evident
that they would rival the violinist for
! first place. As was to be expected
the dances were unique and in the
hands of the -Four Alberts" lost
nothing in their Interpretation. Their
program last night consisted of dane
ing of the whirlwind order In cos.
tunes that denote persons of rank
amongst the Cars subjects they
went through four lively dances, each
one faster than the preceding one,
and with steps that seemed more diff
fiCult than our own dancing. Each
and every step was decidedly different
from anything seen here. 1t was free.
ly remarke that J. H. Magoon's trip
to the Coast in quest of talent was
decided success Cunning, the mys-
teal man again had the audience
=, guessing with his new illusions.
Seen after the show Manager Ma
COON wore the smile that couldn't
come off and modestly remarked that
; while the two acts above mentioned
were only secured after much hard
work, still he had other acts con-
! tracted for that would be on par
with them. II know that Honolulu
p acts obtainable in vaudeville" said
Mr. Magoon, and / made arrange
ments with number of the topnotch-
ers to come here at the expiration Of
their contracts. Many of the acts
were booked far in the future and l
, had to offer big inducements to get
will be coming regularly on the Mat
son and Oceanic boats and if patron
age warrants it will bring a musical
comedy company that is better than
anything ever seen here"
Ventriloquist Act Again PIeases.
Diminutive Miss Golden, who is
scarcely larger than her maniIIin, fur
nished much amusement with her
laxative partner and showed that she
had her art down to a science. Va
rim and Varin in musical act took
= well. Five motion pictures Of inter
esting subjects made the Empires bill
quite an enjoyable our. Miss RAIDER
: replaces the Varin's tonight.
Two New Acts at Liberty Tonight.
Two new acts are billed to appear
! at the Liberty Theater tonight and
are of high class nature, and that
. the acts have played the best theaters
q of the mainland there is no question
4 Hamlin and Mack is the name Of
one of the acts, which is claimed to be
. the most refined dancing team il
= vaudeville, while the first single ac
o yet booked at the Liberty will make
9 his appearance tonight in the person
a of John P. Rogers, billed as popu
~ lar basso. Rogers comes direct t.
9 Honolulu from record run at thu
II Portola-LOuvre, San Francisco, ant
brings with him many favorable pres
:. clippings, and that his performanc,
q tonight will be watched with interes
9 there is no question, he being the frs
single turn to appear at the new thea
q ter.
n Although not featured in the bill
q ing, Raul Pereira will unquestionabl,
4 hold his own in point of favor, AM
a. with better balanced bill will doubt
c. less show to greater advantage, Will
d the Four Grahams will add the neces
e sary touch of refined comedy to max
the program one of the best balances
e vaudeville bills seen for some time.
q The usual four reels of mixtures Wi