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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
11
Liberty Theater manager Robert McGreer announces at the morning float planning meeting that the theater plans a prominent float for the Fourth of July parade. He aims for a naval theme and says decorators are arranging the moving display with support from local volunteers.
Frank Sullivan, formerly of the ship Atward Sewall, was held to the grand jury on a charge involving the burglary of the ashes of 8, and the theft of $16 from a drawer. The case, heard by Judge Monsurrar, also involves a separate $30,000 damage claim and a possible $100 bond. Sullivan was arrested by Acting Chief Kellatt. attorney George Curry represents the defendants.
A tevel meeting of iente amt Frasier will be held this evening at Central Union. Daniel Hise presides with a program on youth culture in the church. Guests include ministers, parents, and teens. a minister’s question and answer segment is planned. public invited. A New York child with a hospital operation death is noted in a related item.
Musicians Frederic Riggerstafart and William Chamberlain performed at a Honolulu residence with a program including Chopin Prelude in C minor and Caprice Burlesque. The event featured Chamberlain's expansive range and the crowd praised the evening's artistry, with plans announced for an upcoming Mishap Mall concert and a large audience anticipated.
Liberty resumes former price policy at the Liberty theater after Atlck Lan Jere and the recent engagement termination. Paul the Great to headline forthcoming show while five notes and moving pictures appear. Manager McGreer notes Lan Jere’s high demand and limits of top price, with Emerson and Rabtwie among acts retaining spots in a refreshed bill.
A garbled year 19th or early 20th century text hints at a broadcast or cultural event titled Mystic Bluebird to be heard tonight. It references a figure George Hernan Bhaw and a universal life concept, along with mentions of a post office and new ordinances, suggesting a local civic or entertainment notice amid unclear OCR.
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