The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-21
Night In Hawaii
Fine Production
Entertainment of Last Night
Of Fair Considered One of
The best things ever Shown
And Heard at Fair.

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And Heard at Fair.
This week the Mauiites who attend
ed the last night of the Fair and saw
the Might in Hawaii" spectacle are
still talking about the delightful en-
tertainment themselves and telling
thier less fortunate friends and neigh
bors who were not there of what they
missed. 1t was the talk of the visit
ing Press Congress party up to the
moment of their departure and for
anything Maui knows to the contrary
they are still talking of it.
1t was v~eritably "Old Hawaii" that
was shown for none of the songs and
melodies hat were sung were COM
posed less than a score of year ago,
most of them more than 80 years. The
dances were novel in that it was so
long since they had been publicly
shown and it is doubtful if other per-
formers could be found except on
Maui, certainly none except among
the very old Hawaiians.
With fully $50 voices in the produc-
ton, principals and chorus, well train
ed, splendidly led and charmingly cos
tuned it was a most attractive evening
that the Hawaiians participating put
on. The program follows:
William X. Hoopii, Director
/. &c Hanai All" by Chorus.
2. "Kalakaua S~erenade". Mrs. Freu-
denberg and chorus.
8. "Pulupe Nei liz, William X. Hoo
phi and chorus.
1. Hawaiian Hulas", Mrs. Kapoo.
5. o De No Ka i Ike, Miss Namauu
and chorus.
6. "Laau Hooulu i Ke Kino', Mrs.
Freudenberg and chorus.
7. "Ane Hila", Miss Chan Wa and
chorus.
s. Hawaiian Hulas", Mrs. Kapoo.
9. Song of the Islands, John Brown,
soloist.
The Song of the Islands was in
charge of Mrs. w. H. Field.
AS the name of each Island is men
toned in the song a Hawaiian lady
will enter bedecked with flowers or
leis to represent the Island.
Those who charmingly depicted the
various Islands of the group were:
Hawaii, Mrs. J. H. Waiwaiole; Maui
Miss Fanny Apo; Oahu, Mrs. John
Makahio; Kauai, Mrs. Mary Fuller;
Molokai, Mrs. II. Silva; Lanai, Miss
Namauu; K~ahoolawe, Mrs. Kahooha-
nohano; Niihau, Mrs. James Buchan-
an; and Molokini, little Miss Long, a
tiny and charming little spritc.
10. "Ua Like no a Like, Mrs. Fuller
and chorus.
II. "Malu i Ike ao", William X. Hoo
phi and chorus.
IL. Maui No IA Or. Mrs. A. Garcia
and chorus
10. Tableaux under direction of Mrs.
Freudenberg.
1st.-Princess Kaiulani Kalaninui
ahilapalapa, Mrs. Charles Farden.
Greeted by serenaders and followed
by attendant.
Kauilani vas the daughter of Prin
cess Likelike and the Hon. A. S. Cleg.
horn. Her name mean Lofty
Heaven of Flames" She was beauti,
full, soft in speech, and loved by all
who knew her. Kaiulani school was
erected in her memory.
2nd.-Queen L~iliuokalani, Mrs. Ka'
hewa Seong.
Liliuokalani was a well educated
Queen who assembled the throne after
the death of her brother King Kala
kaua. She was a composer of Ha
waiian songs-"Aloha De" being m
of her many beautiful compositions.
3rd.-Queen Emma, Mrs. Mary Char
Wa.
Greeted with oil by Mrs. Hauola.
Queen Emma was the granddaugh
ter of John Young, adopted in child
hood by Doctor Rookie, an English
physician who married Kamaikui,
sister of Queen Emma's mother. She
was afterwards the wife of Kameha
meha ". Queens Hospital in Homo
lulu was erected in her memory.
4th.-Princess Pomaikalani, Mrs
Kaiawe Searle.
Enter the last strains of the oil
(Hawaiian chant).
Pomaikalani means 1.-THE Heaven
turned into darkness" She was
Queen Emma's sister.
5th.-Prince ~Leleohoku, Mr.. Samue
Mookini.
A composer of love songs, a talented
musician and a brother of Kalakauf
and L~iliuokalani.
6th.-Princess Pauahi LAM, Miss E
Namauu.
Greeted with song "Pauahi LAM" b!
Mrs. Freudenberg, Mrs. Lillian Pin
Hiram and Samuel Mookini.
Princess Pauahi was Bernice Pau
ahi Bishop, wife of the Hon. Charlie
r. Bishop. She left her vast income
for the education of Hawaiian boy
and girls. She was a oma of nobl
character and ranked in the Kameha
meha line. She was the b~enefactres
of the Kamehameha schools.
7th-King Kamehameha l., Mr.. Wi
liam cray.
Bodyguards: Mr.. Dana and Mr.. Ks
lepa.
Dana presents the spear to the kins
Kalepa holds the tabu stick and Dan
the small spear.
Sth-"Hawaii Ponoi", (Hawaiian nj
tional anthem) by chorus.
Star Spangled Banner" by chorus.