Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-14

Ipered. unprecedented the militant dams
sel--was huge success. q
Madame Carusi Entertains. q
/ Between acts 2 and 8, Madame Ca.
trust entertained with a delightful
core, a sore throat preventing her
FROM entertaining with song.
/ Later in the evening quartet of
AID Club boosters on the stage and
scattered through the house entered
into heated discussion between
bars of Il Wantsa Girl. finally land
ing on the stage In a body and rem
idering the song in splendid style
again with the aid Of the gallery
lchcrus.
! Member Hutton sang, T1I Keep
j My Eyes on You, and called on mem
| bers of the audience to supply the
i different voices to form quartet.
His call~was eagerly answered and
this dnartet also assembled on the
stage for final charge at the song
with the inevitable gallery chorus al.
ways on the job This feature was
one. of the hits of the show.
! In order that the audience might
not forget that the membefs of the
AID Club were present during the
breathing spaces, the front row had
been filled with members, attired in
bald-headed wigs bearing the inscpipf
ton, "Ad Club, Smile. while aid in
(; noise-making was contributed by the
baseball teams. seated in boxes sonI
opposite sides of the house. who, at
frequent intervals, burst forth with
THE yell that had cheered their re-.
spective teams to victory on the
mainland.
Pretty Closing Scene. +,
| The final curtain, sort of added
ATTRACTION, found Madame Aiapai in
THE center of the stage, the members
| of the stock company, AID Club and
baseball teams around her with s.AIo-
ha 0e'' the offering. This, probably.
was the prettiest part of the entire
delightful evenings entertainment
A beautiful floral Offering from the
AID Club to Miss Brfssac was located
at the side or the stage and that
charming actress occupied a position
behind it while Aloha De- was rem.
Idered. Which reminds me, the
Worlds Fair Stock Company gave a.
performance during the intervals
when the Ad Club was not in posses
sion of the stage.
Going Some is farce-comedy and
La good one, the best thing in it's line
that the company has offered since its
arrival here. With light plot, nu.
lmerous ludicrous situations, few
possible and many impossible. in Go
ling Some. Paul ArmstrongZand Rex
Beach have created something that is
entertaining, cheerful and bright. The
Worlds Fair Stock Company members
have taken hold of the comedy as
though it was the only thing they did
and they wanted to do It well They
| go. T.. IL. ~. -,
l4Going Some" Breezy Show ~
In the role of J. Wallingford Speed,
Iwho likes to wear athletic costumes
and who agrees to run for the honor of
the Flying Heart Ranch, John 'Wray
is good, while James Dillon as Der
kelley Fresno youthful tenor" who
sang with the Stanford University
Glee Club" and made love to the
daughter of the mayor of sWalla Wal
la" does the best work of his present
engagement As Berkeley Fresno,
Dillon entirely submefges himself and
becomes the fair-haired college youth |
with the sassy clothes. He is inn !
mense. .@.t -. stsE.,.
Virginia Brissac as Helen Blake, a
college girl in love with Speed, is !
clever and the balance of the cast is |
up to the minute, with Harry GarrftyI
as willie. man whose gun is bad-l
ly SCARED with nOtches doing some
excellent werk and r. MGEfar. a tyri-
cal college trainer
. Going Some" is in five acts, all OF