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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1909

Page

7

First Concert Earns Warm Applause in Local Recital

An appreciative audience attended a concert featuring Tenotili Morical weapon and Schulert pieces. Frank Atherton introduced the program, praising Misses White and Shofield for notable performances of Gretchen am Spinnrade and Elude in D Flat. Mrs Frank Atherton prefaced a Fields selection, guiding listeners through a complex, split reception.

Fishow Hill Puushou Schulert Gay New York MPA Frank Atherton Uni Schubert Mbin White Erikont White Mies Carolyn Shhofield Utes Mark Tie Lark Stefield Chester Livingston von Fields Livingeton

The Prince and the Pauper at Park Theater

The Deanne Alftror presents The Prince and the Pauper at Park Theater with Covil Spooner in dual roles and Mark Twat as producer. Spectators enjoy elaborate costumes, a lively pantomime, and a favorable reception, while other acts like Happy Jack and Mixe Cooper at the Novelty continue to draw crowds as the season advances.

Deanne Alftror Park Theater Tontent Arengerent Mark Twat Covil Spooner Weagen Wernwil Dima Rigalin Prines Happy Jack Mixe Cooper Hough Perhay San Francisco

Hotel Manx San Francisco Hotel Manx San Francisco

Three hundred rooms with bath and circulating ice water for each room. Built to please the discriminating traveler, half a block from Union Square and near Market Street theaters shops and railroad offices. Omnibus at steamers, special trips to Honolulu. Without bath 1.50 per day up with bath 2.00 per day up. Gas C Larm manages Mas s table d hote or a la carte.

Union Square Market St Honolulu Bath Mrass Table Gus C

Peruna remedy praised by Canadian officials and patients

Emily Marols of Monteval Canada reports nine bottles of Peruna cured her, and she will use it occasionally. Mrs S. Mervay Pelletier of Ottawa notes the medicine aided bronchial care, with six to eight bottles curing bronchitis this winter. Both patrons claim strong personal relief and plan to recommend Peruna to friends with lung and bronchial ailments.

Emily Marols Ontario Montevial Canada Weiter Mervay Pelletier Dept. de iV Agriculture Ottawa Fortuna i

Empire vaudeville draws crowds with varied acts and films

The Empire Theatre presents a strong lineup with Mine Gallon, Signing Ue Holy City, and the Kahulal Quine as crowd pleasers. Moonshine of rain dances at the New Dance Hall thrill nightly while Wheatehtreets grows popular. The Home showcases a varied film program including cinematographic photography and the adventures of a fountain pen. The Molthint Christina tree and local novelty acts entertain, with a lively vaudeville scene drawing steady attendance.

Vandeville Empire T Gallon Holy City Empire Bill Tx Kuki Humber Clover Christina

Art Theater Show Promises Superior Film Experience

The Art Theater continues to outrun rivals with appealing programming and strong patronage. This week features The King’s Cony spleney film set in the French King's realm, followed by the AX and AL program. A rainy afternoon or evening at the Art Theater is highly recommended by Mortimer Levering, secretary of the international stock exposition, who recently died in Cincinnati.

Fort King Streets An Watt Art Theater Honolulu Hitafeat Eeytern Hoelt Mortimer Levering Chaeinnatt

Korean Marriage Complications Spark Court Inquiry

The article details tangled Korean marriage cases where two men claimed the same woman as wife. One man argues the first marriage binds her, while the second asserts the union with him as valid. A sheriff tries to untangle the conflicting claims as Frank Clark reports from the Pacific line voyage.

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