Saturday Matinee Presents All The Comforts of Home
A Saturday matinee runs December 6 featuring the play All The Comforts of Home. Tickets and showtime details are available at the theater box office.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1896
Page
1
A Saturday matinee runs December 6 featuring the play All The Comforts of Home. Tickets and showtime details are available at the theater box office.
A Quist and colleagues promote the Swalish Movement at Electra with trained Hanes and physical training guidance. Kellogg M.D. consulted on the program while Ka and Ka Electra support the effort to abt 4.
In police court this morning Yong Poon and Yong Tuck face opium and gaming charges. Yong Poon is freed from defending himself on opium counts with a proscupli handled. The court splits the opium defendants and delays trials while delinquent taxpayers await this afternoon session.
The Frawley Company presents The Great Unknown a Daly adaptation of a German farce. A woman neglecting her family becomes a literary light and the home versus ambition theme drives the comedy with a large cast and lively stage business. The production receives strong audience approval and is deemed highly successful. Also noted is a legal update on a new trial being refused in a civil case involving cattle and damages, with judge commentary on tort value.
An arriving passenger from the last Colonial steamer is greeted by a Milesian American friend in Honolulu. They joke about rain and head to the Anchor Saloon, noting it serves Rarsren Bren and will launch soon, sharing a casual toast to balance the journey.
Caretaker Greene decorated three desks in the Interior office for the Milestone day to honor Minster J A King Chief Clerk J A Hassinger and Clerk Edward Boyd who passed away this morning. The Commissioner of Census was not interviewed about the figures but a good guess would be 64 0 and 20 years respectively in the above order of names. Congratulations are tendered to the gentlemen by the Bonus.
An executive session of Queen's Hospital Trustees announced by President Dole. Mr PF A Schaefer named vice president under the new charter while Dole remains permanent president. Schaefer long served as faithful secretary. his successor will be elected at the January annual meeting.
An 1867 analysis notes a price surge boosting Brazilian and Central American coffee acreage, with grower profits high as New York markets stay under 10 cents per pound for No 7 Rio. It warns of potential supply outpacing demand, cites Crossman & Co estimates of Brazil's crop, and projects Europe and US deliveries around 10.9 million bags yearly, while hard times and high costs curb demand.
The Paes Kindergarten Association board met at Queen Enna hall at 10 am as interest rose in affairs. Gifts from Mr and Mrs G M Cooke and Mr Monteagle were recorded. Seventeen new general members joined since October. A memorial to the government on Palama park was forwarded and will be considered. Palama Kindergarten will open next week. Miss Lawrence spoke on methods of kindergarten work. Attendees included Mrs S B Dole and Miss Hopper returning from travel. The Frawley company promises a comedy at the opera house tomorrow afternoon titled All the Comforts of Home featuring indulgent humor and mistaken residence. First Circuit Court expenses were listed for Hawaiian and foreign jurors, interpreters, and assistants, totaling 141,275 with notes on a merged interpreter expense in the murder trial.
The ex-Queen Liliuokalani left Honolulu aboard the China for San Francisco, with passports secured for herself and companions. Reports place her foreign tour plans and possible Tahiti return, while officials and relatives offered best wishes for her health and safe voyage.
An advertisement notes Fornet-Ushers T V 1 The Very Finest whiskey imported to the Island is now on sale at the Rowan Anskx Ite Scotch. It also promotes Al the Comforts of Home, a comedy to be shown for the matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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