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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
7
A new Orpheum vaudeville engagement brings top quality acts to Honolulu with Variety performers promised as first magi tude. Tickets go on sale tomorrow with prices at the popular standard and a limited run expected to pack houses.
The Bijou last night featured Charles Lewis and the Hawaiian Quartet moving from amateur to professional status with strong voices and lively plantation songs. Perry Rowe and Miss Gladys Hillton plus Ed Quigley offered comedy and song, while Kipling delivered home songs. Lurline act teased arrival and Thursday night showcase promises sensational balance of week entertainment.
The Empire show drew its usual crowded house as the Ghulstown Sixters appeared in a Valeie setting. The act impressed with graceful movement and sparkling singing by Miss Randall. Manager Scully plans a Friday showcase featuring top talents to boost town attendance and box office activity.
The Novelty event features a trio of acts led by Milas Clytla Barkley and Master Fimne. Voter slips and tickets are sold for a Chinese, Japanese, and Howellon baby contest with prizes for popularity. Public seating and a reception precede the talent show.
The Wand bandmaster laments reduced pay for new players while elders push for maintaining salaries. Members debate raises to attract talented instrumentalists, fearing loss of key players and public appeal. A Governors residence concert showcases the group’s skill despite tensions.
The Laredos contortionists opened at the Savoy Theater delivering an original, non repulsive routine that impressed patrons. Their daring act featured Snook escaping a wide palm of fifty feet and Tony wrapping himself around a hoop in twelve minutes, signaling strong audience appeal for the new bill.
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