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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-19
Mayor Of Toxic Gorgeous Success
Operom Open AirGlous With Colorn Wonderful Setting


fliE David Anderson. the Mayer q
1esieA sang and taeted VIII Dis usual
emphatic sdecess, sproving his adapta-
bfifty tc another q the several inn
portant roles in which he has appear
ed before local audiences.
| Mr.. s. C. Searie as General Satake,
conspirator and general crouch. was
good and both he and Air. Anderson
we're clothed in costumes that were
ularvels Of silks and lace.
Ivan 0rfulitch. Russia spy with
a penchant for ieaping about the stage
with a dangerous bomb in his arms.
was jammed full of fun by Mr.. Ru-
dolph Muller. Mr.. Malcom Smith was
effective as the court physician and
afessrs j. A. E. and c. W. Tinker as
royal messenger and bedyguard had
small but faithfully handled roles.
Rusty. the Sing Sing boy. was we'll
done by Mr.. j. Ashman Beayen
The show ends with everybody hap
py, the lovers united. and genecal
dance Of JOY prior 20 the departure Of
the Americans on yacht. During the
evening the peanut ballet did some
clever dancing In the audience soci-
ETY. was largely represented and the
friends of the various performers were
out In force, but applause for the.good
work on the stage was by no means
confined to friends The show pleased
everybody and is well worth repeating.
The Cast.
Kow Tow. the Mayor of Toxic. -.
....-s........ Mr. David Anderson
General Satake, Conspirator
$500. = s.s...s. Mr.. s. G. Searie
Ivan 0rfulitcA, Russian Spy.
.......... Mr.. Rudolph Muller
Tanake, Court Physician ......
..s..,..........s.sMr Mr.. Malcolm Smith
Nikko, the Royal Messenger.
....s..s...s.... Mr.. j. A. E. Tinker
Awaki. q Body Guard ...s........
............ Mr.. G. w. Tinker
Betsy Lincoln. an American Heiress
....... Miss Beryl Hunter.Jones
Oloto San, Daughter OF Kow Tow.
....s..........M Mrs Charles Crane
Friends of Oloto-
Kimono. Mrs. r. r. McEldowney
Ylang Wang Miss Myrtle Schuman
ysn3o Me- Iiss - Nfa1ta ,..'
Members 81 s,<idders * kas,in,,. s
Rfrdie aTaIcnm The So,,hrstts w.
Mrs. Alice Hayward
Madam Stitch, the Wardrobe Mis-
tress.. -. Mrs Sarah H. Douglas
Julian Lincoln. the Tenor
............ .... Mr. VIM. Hutton
Rusty, the Sing Song Boy
THE sspeannt,.I a-I,.t
Made Miss . yvoods
Give Miss Sc q R,adSSss
Ino7 ~ Alis.s,ls 81. Mi -, !.
Selma Miss = Nnsss
Irana " Wi ~, = s s,nnas
Marie NIirs = Fu ,.i,
Helen Wis Misc n n 1,,
palsy Miss = NV I
Marcus Orlando uidda,. i,,,,rosos, Il
rio NIr, VIM Narrari
Scenic SYNOPSIS.
AT "a Pubic darsar, IN z7ra1,,o
Act II Outside Sinr 'S se,, = ths Ian lana.
nose Tell ,,ssr e,is;s.' fIs ~, ~. -
MusieaI Nur,hers s. 80
Act
Openine Chorus s.Bridal SONG,
Nv ffle f,oYnnanv
TOXIC Hetsv1 and s, f.l ,r,,.as
roncniratnre Aro we al
Sataha and Ivan
pity NV Pitiful plight
Oloto and Chorus
Cheer up, Everybody .......3.....
Kidder, Rusty. Stitch. Birdie and
the Peanuts
Entrance of Kow Tow -. ...........s.
1919. BY the Company
The Mayor CT Toxic !. ). 3. 49,.
500. :. .Kow Tow and Chorus
Come on Over Here s......-.....
-. Betsy and Kidder1
Entrance OF Princes BY the Companyl
salvation Nell ....... ...s.........
Birdie "paani1fs1 and Choruol
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-19
Mature and Art Combine to.
Make Production One of BIG
Hits of 1914 Carnival

= =
countless Japanese lanterns, with
stage settings the combined handf-
; work OF unerrin2 nature and skilled
art, Richard Carries tunefui comic
opera, 1.-The Mayer OF Toxic" was pro-
duced al Punahou College grounds
last night as leading feature OF the
1914 Mid-Pacific Carnival.
In gorgeous colors. in surroundings
Of wonderful beauty. In uniaueness
and complete appropriateness TO the
Carnival season, last nights produc-
ton. by amateur talent and largely un-
der amateur direction, was superb
And the cast and chorus, costumed In
Japanese fabrics OF rich and exotic
color, well carried out the Oriental
favor of an opera whose opportuni-
ties for striking effects are remark
able.
For the hundreds upon hundreds Of
visitors here from the lands where
winter means snow and ice and chilly
blasts. or dismal rains, the production
of this opera in the open air brought
revelations Of q charming climate
The theater was the sky above, the
green turf below, with the lily pond
and hower-covered pergola Of the col
|lepe grounae &c na4nra's arch;tact,raI
accessories Over the lilv nond the
staqe had been laid. and ttja and !
mass of flowers. ferns and shrubbery
at sides and back. and small back
tirop sconstit1fad flae axfartI ~ sartifi.
ciai. aid n front the nillars for tho
sky,s proscenium were stately cocoa.
palms. their tons inst waving in the
balmv evening breezes that came
down from tia n1ointains The ar.
rangement Of the lighfs heiehfened
the spacious effect without losing n.
tensity because OF the lack Of roof ar
sides. Between audience and stage
four rows OF Jananese lanterns elee.
tricaIly liehted. were stretched from
palm to palm, the tshouse lights !.
Over the stage We're q myriad other
lanterns, the stage lights. Before the
performance began, the outer lane
terms alone were Illuminated and the
stage showed nothing at all but some
hnddles Of ported ferns and flowers
and a shrub-screened projection on
the left where the members of the
orchestra were taking their places.
Settings Are Beautiful.
When the other lights went on,
flushing the stage with a soft glow
as beautiful as the clouds at dawn,
deep-drawn 1ohsi" and "ahs," went
up from the 1000 people massed on
the bleacher seats in front and at the
sides. The front bleachers were erect
ed on the town side of the lily pond. |
Owing to the large audience and the
necessity for putting in side bleach |
ers. the movable seats had all to
be set up some distance back of the
row of boxes, and this was the only
drawback to a really splendid piece
of theatrical craft in the engineering
of the physical features ofNthe pro-
duction.
Sonny Cunha, partially concealed /
behind the largest available palm tree,
the performance with his !,
usual skill. Last evening was one CT
his tFiumphs and one also for Stage /
Director Arch ]. Brown. The Ha-
VILLAIN sDaio plsyeo until ule Desii..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-19

AShakespeare's advice to threw
1hysic to the dogs" was written be
fore the days OF Shae Had he
Known of the pain banishing virtue OF
that excellent article. he might have
paraphrased his famous eulogy of
sleep in its favor and termed it Balm
for aching heads It always cures:
Insist on sShac. Y-a advertisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-19

sgen, l.. Hough, s. Jordan, A
|, H. E. Magoon, G. Nieper, P
- 1ulIivan, r. T. Prince, H. M. P
w. Raseman, E. j. Swift. f.
Yer, E. Trowbridge, C. w. Tinker
Thompson, l. c. Thompson, G.
Eikander, II. White.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-19

Efe0ratc for Washfngton's birthday.
advertisement,
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9ut."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
Sn9resfeit Der eD.-liIt6. iSrieOenS-
Wcmciroc.

Sic cp..lut6. 9rieoens.@ @eueinoe
an Ser @da bon W}ooiion. mo @uHs
conShoBe beaiua aeitern oic 5eier
oes sSabresieites nit einenl 9l6eno
cjottesoienit. @uitor &oul ". @lens
6cl BON @oi6ington, 3. g. 6ielt Die
6eitprcoigt uno &ditor s. sc. gSeis
baor, 9Srdies 0es otlantiic6en Di
itrifts Der oeutit6en eponqcliihcn
SDnooe bon 9loroomerifo ric6tete
ouh ein poar @orte All Sic @eriom.
malteu. @oitor @mil Seioler oer
9rdiioent Der 0eutiheu cDanacliihen
Spnooc bon gloroomeritd bielt cbcn
falls cine 9feoc. Sierouf mnroen oie
reuen @eonten oes Sirdenratbs
ourd sen @aitor ser @enainoc,
@borles GnSers, III i0r 9(mt eiuge.
iebt DieieI6en iino @roiiocnt 2ouis
Sonn @ice-@rdiioent 9}ltooIpb &as
bidbt, SefrctGr SIR. @Iei6monn uno
SAaBmeiiter Soiepb Sobann. Gin
GoppeIquortett oes u@o5ort @}dn
pcrdors~ lang 8rr geri@5nerling oes
SelteS ciniee 2inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gomntii-
larc madcn an onocrer Stelle OeS
rGeutiAcn Gorreiponocuten be.
fonnt, ooB iie oie gttfitclhmg ciuer
Siite oIler 0li0ciproheuen Gntihdois
eingen uno auierlegten g8ertberb0.
bungcu III Gcrbinoung nit Ser gony
ocuniruna lno SdlieBung ser
@inoior 9luemie bon Scr gSeiticitc
ser GIiinor glpenuc Bis 8ur Gitieite
Der Glo Garep 2ane, uoaeuoct 6obcn.
%diic sur 0lriie in's sIuSIuu0 &c.
iorst s. 0lainr, glr. Alb, Gii.8aIti.
nOrs'Str., nabe GnitOm SOaIe 9lus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

6cnrD 9. Nart09cniIo s. Sabre alt.
Sn ieiHer @obunig 93r 1910,
2inoen.2lpcnnc, ieierte geiteru ser iii
iSraelitiic6en @o6lt6dti9feitsfreiien
wo6l6efauuie @eiAditSmanu Seurg
2. 0artogeuiis ieilen S5. @cbnrts-
tag, Sin Gmpiaug fano aus 0ieiem
9lnlaiic BON 4 ll6r 9ladmittogs bis
10 llbr 9lbenoS iiatt ltuter ben
o5rahllantcn 6eianoen iH 3mei
So6ue, 5wei E0dter, flint Gnfcltiuoer
imo 5mei llrenfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
9leacr lcimt @eIdaftsleitte.

0ie @e6eimpoli6iiten Sonnersla
lno @a6le fa6noen ouf einen 9leger,
Der an Samitag flint wert6Ioie
GbedS perauSgabt unO fiinf Sc.
ibaftslcute an Der @og StgaBe un0
am grooowaD angeiHmiert BAT. Ole
GDets iinO aui Den g}onen ocs @ro.
eer9beiiBcrs Sames Gowman, 9}r.
25l gSeit 9ioole 5troBc. ousqe
itellt Der 9leger fouftc 5dnitdio.
1en IN oen @eibdftcn nnO ioQtc,
ooB i9m iein gSoHenlo6n nit ciuem
e1ed oitsbe5o6lt woroen ici. Tic Sc
i9dTtslelltc iiclcn idnmtlicb oarouf
9erein ino DER 9ctriigcr cr6iclt
ni@t mr. oie gSaareiL iouocri 6cfon
oer sfeltbetrag in 6aarer @}iin5e aus.
be5a6li.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
Gr9rbni6lOs.
Der YrO3cR gegeu Syran
J Garman.
S5''rD tOmnte lid miht auf
SerOitt eiuigem.

SO~eit oerIoutct trotcu se6n unter
Den sw0If @ei6morcucn fir
6reiipredung elm. - Gie Ser
t9eioi9una miro beute oic 6rei-
laliing Der 9(ngefloeten aegen
Siirsi8oit beontroecn. 8pci
iel, Oh 6rau Garman no6mols
pro8eiiirt miro.
D3ineoIa 9.-g., %. Ofto6cr.
Die SlrD in Dem &ro5eiie aegen
orau 6lorence Gonflin Garman
lgel@e Der @rmoroltng Scr 5roa
Solule 9aileD ongeflagt it, fonnte
l'@ troB elmer orei8e6n Shtnoen uno
0ebu @3inuten wd6reuoen 9eratblng
lii@t ouf ein Geroift cinigen uno
lpllroe 9eute Gornittog bonn 9iidter
cntlaiien
@eridts6eonte ge6en ser 9(nii6t
Ansorud, ooB 8rou Garmon inter
@lral@aft ouf frcicn Su3 geiebt nno
nldt wicOer pro5ciiirt wcroen oiirite.
SSie 6cfonut muroe, waren 5ebn
DER @eidworeuen fir 5reiipreduna
lulo 5wei fir @ertrtbeilung.
9lls oie SurD in oen &er6ano
lilnasool 9e6rad)tc mlroe, irogte |
9ti@tcr SeQcD Sen Cbmouu ser ibm
ele @rfoIgloiigfcit Der 9euliibungen |
oer @elhmorcnen 0eidiloert batte,
eb irgcno mclde 9(usiidt Dor9anoen
leL ourb weiterc 8erot6umgen einen
%abriprud 81 er5iclen- glodoem
cer 9bmonn oics Dcrncnt erflarte !
Ger 9tibter. u0an bleibt mir nicbts
ilbrig, ais 5ie 81 eutloiien."
6rou Goruan mahtc, ais tie IN
Dos @eri6ts8iumcr gelcitct wliroe,
eincu duBerit nerD0ici Ginorud glls
sic @eihworenen ocH SooI perIic
Ben bra@ iie O0llig 8uionmen imo |
meinte lout. SSbr &crtbeioi9er, ibr
Gotte lno ibre Shpeitcr 6emii9ten
iidb pergebIcb, iie 5u bcuubi9cn 9liid
Or. Garman liefeu bic E1rdncn Die
3ongen bcrinter.
W1orgcn iDiro Dor Gidter 9cI6D
yor Ser Gert6eioigng Scr glutrog
qeitelt pcrOcn, 6rm German rnter
9iir9idoft mif frcieii Sub 8u icbcu
%br glmpdItc orfldrten 6eute, Sab iie
III Der 2age ieicn 8iiroidaft in be-
liebiger S0be aui8u6riugcn.
gSie perlartet bottc Die critic 9l6
ftimmlrng Ser @eihmorenen oos &c
iultot 0oB neun fir 6reiipre6lng
lno orei fir Sbuloiaipre@ing elm
troteu. 9ei Der 5lpeiten 9l6ltiumnm9
ibloB iid ser @eihporeue @otib Der
@coioritGt an ltn0 BON Oa an blieb
oes Grgc6niB Ser 9l6itinmungen
boaig lmpcrdnoert. Gie @ei4more.
men SopeD inO 9titon woreu cs, Die
tis gum ShluB on ibrer lleber5eli'
cling feiibieIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

nSiebIt 8u Detnen grdutigam21
ygaein. &einen.~ .@}cinena
glo i'd modbte miiien ipaS Gu an
benz fin0itI" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Gin 4roftifuS gsie
ucrbQlten ocnn 5ie iicb 3il .ggeiu
@ei0 lino @rlaua Scrr S5ubcrn
,@ai5 einfah. i6 ae6' bali imncr
5ian gSein wenn mcin SSeib mit ib
rent Scloug aniaugtl~
|orb engcno, Gin @aner
lcIn bat cine 9Iuoieu8 bei'm QanocS
gerrn sllf oent alotteH &nrlctt g1os
oen miro icin Sdritt uniic6er lno al
toltet lih an Der @ano Doripdris.
Nopei ioat cr .@itt ibou SoAeii,
on Rolih 1ob' met Dos is nr 0er
9lolcii8iuBboocu Scr oIottc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

q 9per 8u untsrfnetoen.
ug9os 1T oeun nit oem aerl on.
los, Der iib am 2aternenpFabl felt-l
bait uno 10 nit sen 5iiBen idorrt2@
DJriiber bate id] geIagt, es tit elm
8etruiIfener, ober beute meiB man
nihf % er niht eineH neiieu Eana
iibt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Suuger gliitor 0@ie id1 erfitbr. iit
mein Jonlan alitb bon oer@eidnguiB.
bibliotbef anaafalIit poroen.
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