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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
7
A fragment notes Harry Corson Clarke leading a Royal fManation Opera Hone troupe offering entertainment and relaxation for wives and friends. The text hints at a co ventured company, with additional caller reference incomplete.
Fragmentary scene notes describe a medical setting with characters Clarke Doctor Lorene and Mr Chattie. The passage references a dramatic performance or script in progress, mentioning a trainer and a drum roll and a high point in the narrative.
Readable notes announce Von Arx performing at the Orpheum tonight with other acts. Promotional lines speak of stage features, a juice contractor and a juggler, urging readers to attend and contact the office for seats.
A Japanese individual faced arrest amid a local theater scene description referencing the Whiteborn tan and a Bijou venue. The report ties the suspect to alleged high finance activity and ongoing efforts to file concerns about nightly house routines.
An advertisement promises a safe hair regrowth remedy for balding men. It markets a “comedy” guarantee and urges regular use, claiming the product restores hair and even offers money back. The copy targets adult men in Hawailhy and cites Rexall as the brand behind wares sold at The Maxill Store.
A garbled report suggests a petitioner confronts a Japanese individual over lumber sources, triggering an officer to detain the person. The text references a Captain Lake and a forest scene, but specifics are obscured by the corrupted OCR.
The Empire continues its vaudeville and motion pictures program with a strong slate. The best and steadiest cast yet shown at this theater is highlighted, promising a clear and steady presentation for patrons.
A Honolulu public dispute accuses Wise and Milton and their theatrical company of poor conduct and deception toward local patrons. The letter defends the troupe as first class, cites connections to Wilton & Walker and other famed companies, and condemns critics while affirming long ties with Hawaiis theatergoers.
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