Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-08
The Peacock Ballet.

The Peacock Ballet
This delightful and most artistic
Peacock Ballet was played last Fri
day night TO a bumper house, every
seat In the Opera house being filled.
The newsboys' chorus was excellently
done. Mrs. +. r. Day composed the
words Of the song and II was splen.
did. Miss Cunningham trained the
children. Mrs. Day gave Mrs. +. VI.
SwanZy excellent assistance. The
Muntain Dance done by the Chi
nese girls OF Kauluwela school was
indeed excellent and thoroughly en-
joyed by all. Mrs. Lewis trained the
children and played the music for
them TO dance by Mrs. Isabelle
Creighton is principal OF KauIuwela
school and her little folks did her
credit. An excellent trio was rendered
by Miss Pearl Sutherland. Prof. ]. De.
metric and Mr.. Edwin Ideler Their
number was truly artistic. ~.
Mr.. Demetrio added in a great mea-
sure to the evenings enjoyment His
cello work In the Polonaise de Con-
cert was splendid. Mrs. Charles Hall,
who IL always fayorite, sang In her
excellent way "Chanson Proyencale.."
Miss Edith Garfield was her capable
accompanied
The Peacock Ballet brought a not.
able program to an artistic finish, the
ballet calling forth unstinted applause.
and more than generous were the
comments Mr. l.. Y. Correthers, for
his genius IN conceiying such a clever
thing, his designing and painting the
costumes and his. final work in train
ing the whole ballet, was highly laud-
ed. Z.
Mr.. Wiilfam Levers managed the
stage with master hand Mrs. Fran
cis Swanzy has. been untiring In her
efforts for the success OF the perform.
ahces and she. may feel fully repaid.
The whole affair has Indeed been
most satisfactory and the Free Kinder
GO: ssaf IA. 70 s ss s.sssy ti Sspsa
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Thes pansants Planned.
The ioUowing card has been re-
ceiyed by society In general from the
Territorial Hotel Company:
The hotel manaBement wishes to
call your Intention 70 the engager ent
OF The Dtncing Tyrrells, weli-known
In the United States and Australia as
exponentskof various styles OF dane
ing.
at IL tie intention to give series
OF Thes SDanssnts every afternoon
from 70 u commencing next Monday.
On these Occasions the entertainers
VIII give Exhibitions OF society and
ballroom dancing. and will also be
pleased g dance with any or the.
guests wP desire to try the dances
with then
mo definite arrangement as to the
place VIII these affairs are To be
given hasIyet been made. but. IL is In
tended tohave some of them on the
roofgard& Of the Young Hotel aad
others at the Moana Hotel. You are
kindly re.nested 10 take note CT 'ae
announced tents which will appear in
the press from day to day.
The Entertainers viii also appear
during tn concert on the roof garden
during u evening. and viii give an
exhibition of stage dancing 9 =.
The management trusts inst ell OF
this win BE Of interest 10 yoi, and
that Il may have the pleasure Of your
attending on these occasiohs
seeIety's Varied Activities.
No sooner are the society girls fur
nished win one activity than another
hobs up for their attention. Just now
The Footlights is the center Of atten-.
ton, for this club Of capable dramatic
talent Is veyy busy getting things
ready for The Tanning Of the Shrewa
II is TO ,be managed by Miss Beatrice
Castle. who Is chairman Of the play
committee; Mrs. Harry Macfarlane,
who has the costumlrg In hand, no
small task indeed; Mrs. Francis r..
Day has the care and thought that
must be- given TO the scenery; Mrs.
Wade Warren srhayer has the props
TO look otter; Mrs. Arthur Macintosh
has q splendid poster 60 display, the
work OF Ahis clever woman; and, last
but most impoftaft, comes the pub
iicity committee, which is In the
hands Of tactfni and bright woman,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, who is just brim
full Of BUSINESS and energy. The
Tanning 81 the Shrew" viii get all the
publicityait win require with Mrs. Ar
thur Smith heading the committee. /
Mr.. L. Young Correthefs, who has
really made himself locally famous
with the Peacock Ballet, has charge
OF the dancing for The Footlights in
the play which viii be put on during
Easter week.
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To Mset the Misses GllIet.
The following card has been receiv.
Mrs. Mason Fay Prosser
At Home
to meet
Miss Gillet
and
Miss Frances Gillet