Recollections of a Vaudeville Night at Bijou and Savoy
A review notes Pringet Hunn’s daring wire act and Michwuttie as Johnny and O’Brian bringing humor to a packed Bijou audience. It highlights Whit ter Crosson as strong vocal acts, Reginia Reed’s trio, and a Washington life-film amid a lively program. Savoy offers Jourdain Gervaise opera-tinged numbers, Hexsee the juggler, and strong moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michwuttie
Jonny
O'Brian
God
Jones
Kupite Theater
Whitter
Crosson
Reginia Reed
General Washington
Savoy
Jourdain
Gervaise
Robin Hood
Hucar
Hexsee
Fanny
Aid for discharged lepers seeks homesteads in territory
Representative Cooke introduced in the House a bill to aid discharged lepers over 18 by allowing them to apply to the Superintendent of Public Works for available homesteads. They would be entitled to choose from open lots, with the territory funding buildings up to 500 dollars, provided they have been segregated as lepers for at least five years.
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Cooke
Eiher
Kalil
MolWkal
Superintendent of Public Works
Notley and others depart for Hawaii listed travelers
Notley and wife depart for Hawaii this morning. Carl Smith returns to the mainland on Mauna Kea. Attorney Bers returns to Hawaii aboard Mauna Kea. Superintendent Moveings booked for Molokai return aboard Mikahala. A V Peters booked for a tele to Kanal on 8.5. Kinny sails. Mrs. WM. I. Gort leaves on Sierra for the Coast visiting several states. Mrs. E. O. Childs sails for the Coast aboard Sierra tomorrow. Manager Curtis of B. W. Jordan & Co. leaves on annual mainland trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hikilbron sail for the Coast aboard Sierra tomorrow. Capt. Chittenden of Tubba Cordage Co. departs aboard Mauna Kea. signing up the Steal situation in Mowatt. Judge Dole planning six months vacation starting month end. Wm. H. Bers, Hawaii County Attorney, leaves on Mauna Kea. may return soon. Rob. W. H. B. Urch of Oklahoma City pays visit. offers opening prayer. Col. John T. Baker of Hilo visits. speaks before Senate committee on lands. Baron Y. Takasaki, traveling on the mainland, arrives at Monolia. staying at Mochizuki Club. He will study cotton on island. plans to depart for Japan on Tonyo Maru in two weeks.
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K. Notley
Hawaii
Carl Smith
Biesland
Mauna Kea
Bers
Moveigs
Molokai
Mikahala
A. V. Peters
Kanal
Kinny
Pom
Tubba Cordage Company of
California
Mowatt
Judg Dole
Atcherley
WM. H. Bers
Honolulu
Monolulu
W. H. B. Urch
Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Holstein
Desba
Col
John T. Baker
Hilo
Senate
Attorney Kinney
Baron Y. Takasaki
T Ne Matnland
Japan
San Francisco
Unchanged Since 1869 The Suez Canal Dimensions
Since its opening in 1869 the Sues canal has been completely changed so far as its dimensions are concerned.
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Sues Canal
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Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd
Rexall
Benson, Smith & Co., Limited
Fort and Hotel Streets
Kodak
Pacific Souveniir
South Sea Curio Co
Young Building
Tom Sharp
Kaahumanu
Union-Pacific Transfer Co
King Street
The
Young Hotel
Neu Letters
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Honolulu Amusement Company, Ltd
Princess Susana
Hessie
Willie Sims
Silly Kid Juggler
Jourdaine
Empire Theatre
Piccaninnies
Reginia
Regal Shoe Store
Banzai Shoe Store
Beretania Street
Nunns
H. T
J. Hopp & Co., Ltd
KOA Furniture
Oahu Furniture Co
P.O
REGAL
New York
Paris
King and Bethel
Honolulu Power Wagon CO
Adenthy
Vapo-Crendene
Cortlandt St
Whitney & Marsh
Sani
Metropolitan Meat Market
J. Abadie
Cally
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea St
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