Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-14
GOLDEN SLIPPER
PERFECT FIT FOR
THE BOSTONIANS
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The Golden Shipper" by Harris
Robertson made the Juvenile Boston
ians new friends last night when they
presented that clever comic opera
at the Bijou theater.
They took all honors In this piece
and new stars came out, and favorites
became more favored than ever 1t
was big night at the Bijou, a night
of much applause and laughter. Song
after song scored a big hit, and one
clever bit of comedy ard then another
kept the audience smiling or laughing.
The biggest hit of the show. how
ever, was the staircase waltz which
was danced by Alice O'NeIl and Lottie
Clark. II was danced later in burles-
que by Patsy Henry and Halycon
Clark; and in each case the applause
was terrific.
The staircase waltz is some dancei
1t differs in a score of ways from the
tango and is infinitely more graceful,
and perhaps more difficult. Reports
from New York state that this dance
has sppplanted all others in that city
in the point Of popularity.
1t was very pretty as danced last
night and was well worth seeing,
whether one takes the pro or the con
side of the dance debats.
Alice O'Neil appeared in an evening
suit, Lettie CLARK in short skirts As
the orchestra played a waltz, the two
dancers spun gracefully around, and
slowly, in perfect time and without
awkward movement assembled the
stairs, waltzing the while And then
down again as the audience broke into
applause. They were eneored many
times. and hence many times they as
sended and descended the stairs.
Just before the dance, while singing
Every Little Movement, . Billie
0'Neil, Thorn HelleR, Halycon Clark,
Patsy Henry, Dodie Garfield and Ina
Mitchell executed a very pretty dance
together.
Several of the song hits last night
were: Rose of the Mountain Trail"
I'm the Guy" That's How / Need
You. "I1l Get You. 'ss.Row, Row, Row."
Back to Indiana,sa "A Girl In the
Heart of Maryland, oh, John, Don't
Stop, Just Little Love- Under
the Chestnut Tree, He's a Devil"
Within the Law,Sh and Anybody
Here Seen Rover
Thorn HELEN appeared In femin-
inc role; an opera singer. She was
very good and sang; q couple of songs,
including, "Just a Little Love- ex-
quisitely. Halycon Clark was also in
a feminine role and proved to be as
cleye a little comedienne in such a
part as in a boys role. Patsy Henry
and billie" 0'Neil were seen as Alask-
an prospectors, and both did excellent
~. "Stuhby'' Myling was clever as
Jennie June, an affectionate maid, and
Dodie Cancelled made q big hit in
comedy part as the clerk of the hotel.
Ina Mitchell was charming as the COM
panion of the opera singer.
Every one of the favorites sang enc
or more songs Without exceptions.
they did so successfully and won
large amount of applause AL things
combined beautifully last night to
make the comic opera a big hit, and a
bit it was beyond question.
With Monday, the company ap-
proaches on its last week
Tire of the most successful shows
presented during the season will be
picked out to be presented for one
night each for the first half of the
week. Tips, the great race track
comic opera, will be the closing bill.
my Tango. Maid, will be played Mon
day, "The Isle o Spice" Tuesday, and
The Love Of Leonore,' Wednesday.