The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-10

Lois Mason, whose yodelng is the talk
Of the town.
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Tonights bill, a comedy of the far
cical kind, entitled Tips" will en-
brace several new features in the
chorus work line, the majority of the
musical numbers in fact being of the
ensemble kind, and while there are
several pretty solos in Tips it is
one production of the Juveni es that is
short on solos and long on duets. trios,
quartets. etc. The costuming is said
to be particularly pretty and artistic
and as the opera is given in two acts
and three scenes some new scenic eff
fects can be expected
That the Juvenile Bosronians are
presenting refined class of entertain
ment, and the best singing heard here
for some time, there is no gainsaying,
and as this is their last week those
who have failed to hear these clever
youngsters should not fail to do so.
Very Attractive Program at 5ijou To-
night
The Bijou's program for the first
part of this week has a very attrac-
| tive appearance. An announcement
that will be received with genuine
pleasure is the return engagement OF
one week OF Reccis famous Italian
SaXophone Quartet who returned by
the Mauna Kea Saturday morning
after delighting the elite of the Rainy
City with their fascinating playing
Among their selections tonight will be
"The Rosary" which is considered
the best of their repertoire. This &C
will no doubt prove a big drawing
card and the music loving people viii
be out in force this week to hear the
best musical aggregation that hal
ever stepped on a local stage.
The Bart Trio will add new feat
ures to their act and will repeat thei
famous skipping the rope and dasl
for life feats. These people are tn,
best Honolulu has ever seen. Win
some Mae HaylOr will be heard il
new songs and patter in her own in
imitable way. She is the idol of tn
gallery as well as the front rowers
, Lordys fourteen dogs are still pleas
ing with their clever acting. The pic
, lures will be up to the high STANDARD
q recently attained by this theater.
Monopede at Empire.
J.. Curran, the one-legged wonder, ha
r been transferred to the Empire an
will lie seen in many feats that, Will
j., they would be good if performed b
an ordinary acrobat, are simply miraC
j. ulous when performed by this one
# legged artist He is assisted in hi
h act by Miss May Voegtler, DARN
|. rapeze artistic.
r Knots and Lawrence in sons
S dance and story make another stron
q act at this coy little theater. TIL
i rest of the program will be devoted t
e moving pictures of the select variety
r Tomorrow beginning at II o'cloc
g and running through the whole aftel
10 noon the Empire will show motto
" pictures exclusively. This innovation
II which has recently been tried by tn
y management, works well as peopl
r. keep coming and going all the Will,
nth of June Matinee at BIjou.
, The Bijou theater will celebrat
: KAmehameha Day by giving a bi
ut double bill matinee at 2:30, when tn
y talent of both theaters will be see
., in what will prove the best vaudevill
+, bill ever offered here. The follow
ing big acts will be seem The Bart
+. Trio, in flying acrobatic feats, Lordy
% fourteen dogs in tricks and pantt
mime, Mae Edythe Taylor in popula
songs and catalogues, Reccis Sax
phone Quartet in classic and pOpula
selections, Curran, the une-legge
wonder in marvellous feats, and Knott