The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
Outdoor Circles
Show Scores Hit

Companies; Every Seat in
House Taken.
Lahaina has had. all unknown to
the rest of Maui, most surprising
tanning ability which it remained for
,he Outdoor Circle 10 discover and
make known TO the public last night.
The result was a show that won uni
versal applause and praise from an
audience that filled every seat in the
house and was pronounced by many
to be the best entertainment ever pro-
duced on Maui. Every promise made
by the members of the Circle was
realized and so was Il handsome fund
for the use Of the organization in
making "Lahaina more beautiful"
Variety was good name for the
show for the program was varied and
in addition it was marked by excel
ence in every number, it was well
staged, well costumed and a tremen-
dous amount of effort had been eXpend
ed in its preparation. Lahaina folk
were greatly pleased over the large at
tendance that came from Central
Maui.
Last nights performance opened
win an Irish osng by Fred Frizelle
and he was twice forced to respond
20 encores.
Black and White Ballet
Na<t fo11ou-ad tho ,1pl, oil Cot C,fav
with cabaret effect stage setting.
Misses Mabel jackson and Gertrude
Seong gave the first number, "A
Young Mans Fancy" They were at
tired in Colonial costumes with hair
powdered and their song was accom-
panied by dance Of the minuet type.
"Kiss-a Miss" by Miss Elizabeth Wall
and Todd Willett followed, with a
chorus by the Black and White Bal
let and dance and march. There were
three recalls to this number in which
Miss Wall was especially charming.
The Black and White Ballet was
composed of Misses Thelma Hazzle-
ton, Gertrude Smith, Maurine Wood
ruff, Janet Todd, Blanch Wist, Hazel
Smith, Opal Colbert, Cecily Permain,
Hannah Brown and Lillian Thomas,
who could sing and dance and did so
and who put zest into their efforts
| that would put to shame the endeavors
Of most metropolitan cohruses. The
costume was striking and bizarre and
| the members We're pretty, shapely and
slaceful. Other numbers in this act
were the "Winsome Waiter dance
number by Mr.. and Mrs. E. Butler
smith and Chill Bean" by Janet Todd
and c. Todd, Willett and ballet chorus
and was recalled again and again.
Frank Lufkin pleased with a cello
solo and then came another feature
number, farce, with Miss Opal Col
bert as Betty" in "Bettys Burglar"
as the lead, assisted by Mrs. Hazel
Smith as maid and Fred Frizelle as
the amateur burglar and George Click
as the professional marauder.
Mary" a song dance, number by Miss
Cecily Permain and c. Todd Willeu
came next and the audience seemed
unable to get enough of it. Miss Per
mn was roguish and fascinating and
| Mr. Willett made an excellent loving
swain"
Old Hawaii Seen
IOl lle ClOSluS liltlt was
staged a might in Hawaii under the
direction of Mr. and Mrs. Mookini.
Were this presented on the mainland
it would be good for an indefinite run
in any of the large cities The stage
setting, with grass house for back
ground and palms and banana trees
for added effect gave the real Ha-
waiian atmosphere. The instrumental
musicians Were excellent. The pro-
gram and cast for that number fol
lows:
l. SONGS OF THE ISLANDS,
Hawaii-"Lehua" ........Maude Farden
Maui-"Lokelani' ................................
..-................. (Mrs.) Margaret Bruss
Oahu-"llima" ........ Lillian Whitford
Observation-Disclosures" ..........................
..........-............... Calanthe Kaluakini
Molokai-"Kullui" ............. Lily Apo
Lanai-"Kaunaoa" w Mabel Espinda
hoolawe-"Hinahina ..............-.-.
--.-.-.....--.........-.-....-..... Aurora Farden
Niihau-"Pupu" ................................
.....-........,....... (Mrs.) Rose Mookini
II. INSTRU MENTAL SELECTION
...............-........---.....B By the Orchestra
Messrs. S. X. Mookini Tom Ledward,
William Bray, Fred Kanae, John
Kama
III. Song-"Puna Paia Aaala".
chorus
" Solo-"Wehiwehi Oe" ................
S. X. Mookini
V. Duet-"Bird OF Paradise" ........
..................M Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Mookini
VI. Song -............-.-.... BY the Orchestra
VII. Hula Dancers ....-.-.---.-..--..-..----.-..
Hilda Espinda, Hilola Lloyd, Ia
mar MOokini.
tlluil layers
NJ. Kauhaahaa, Masaichi Yanabu
i-''i VII 10
Dorothy Mookini, Irmgard Farden
In addition TO that DrOgram there