Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20

| miss Elizabeth Meyers" is the way
her name appears on the program OF
the Shanley's Cabaret de Luxe now al
1.-THE Popular theater-at least that is
the way it appeared until Messrs. Blair
and Bredhoff commenced to save ink
for the printer and eliminated the
Elizabeth, -4 and Elizabeth Meyers
she SRas ehristened, 50 she says, back
Pin San Francisco in the spring of-but
let her tell it. 3
| Pretty and prepossessing Miss Mey.
ers off the stage is very much the same
las Miss Meyers ON the stage. The
pleasing modufation is in the voice in
/ conversation as it is when she enter.
tains and those who have heard her
sing "Poor Pauline" or "The Steps of
fthe Great White capitol" or inquire
who paid the rent for Mrs, Rip Van
, wood" need not to be told that her
voice is pleasing. Further proof of
this-should it be necessary-can be
had by spending an evening at the
/ Popular and keeping count of the num-
Der of encores to which Miss Meyers
, Is called upon to respond. ~,
"The first thing a stage hand -
beauty if you like-is called upon to
talk about in an interview" said Miss
Meyers to the scribe with pen and
paper in hand, lis herself and believe
,, me the majority of US find that a
mighty entertaining and easy subject
to- handle.
"One little thing you might tell all
the boys and girls from me and that
is that l am going to try something
while in Honolulu that I never did be-
fore; that's riding on surf-board. 1t
looks like easy money to watch the
boys at Waikiki-1 spell that word
better than | pronounce it = riding
home on the surf and | will make a
bet that I am able to handle one of
those coffin-lid looking fellows before
making the return voyage.
Talking about that. return voyage.
makes me homesick for Honolulu al
ready. This certainly is one fine lit
tie town and the folks are Just lovely
to us all. They simply makes us love
the town and that is entirely superla-
tive" 49,.
Upon being pressed-conversation-
ally-to talk little about herself
Miss Meyers vouchsafed the informa-
'tion that she is N. d. G. W., which,
means Native Daughter of
the Golden West, title that can be
claimed by none other than a female
born in California. Further con-
versatiolal pressing failed to elicit any
positive fact as to age, the young lady
charmingly evading by saying am
old enough to vote but never stay in
one place long enough to establish
residence and qualify"
Like. all of her clan Miss Meyers
has a longing for the Great White
Way and, while she has made several
trips, to the Atlantic seaboard and APP
peared in vaudeville in the Big City,
she will return to Broadway following
the close of the Honolulu engagement,
For five years was in vaudeville,
said Miss Meyers. during which time
| was in a team. For the last year |
have been single" (Meaning, of
course. single theatrically)
This cabareting as a nice change"
she continued, "but l am exceedingly
anxious to make good in musical COM
edy. or else make real splash. in
vaudeville. However, in order to do
that it will be necessary to go East
and work hard and to tell the truth |
believe, at the present time, prefe:
Hotel street 10 DrOadway: and thr
Popular theater to the best in New ,
York. We can make reputation on