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HONOLULU JSTAIBULLETIX, WEDNESDAY, 'JUNE 6, 1917.
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JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND CURIOS, KIMONOS
AND EMBROIDERIES
SAYEGUSA
1120 KUXJAHU STREET4, JUST ABOVE HOTEL
Keep, a Story of the BABY !
Nothing is more absorbingly interesting than pictures of bab'ss
and children. When they are of your own children, a collection
becomes one of your most prized possessions.
WITH
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you net only can take-all aorta of picture at almost a mement o
notice, but you date the picture right on the film at the time of
exposure, making of the picture a permanent, exact record.
We have here all conveniences for home photography.
Tripod Adapters for Vest Pocket Kodak, 55c.
Improved Universal Clamp for attaching camera to ehair, limb
of tree, etc., 76c.
Portrait Attachment, for Kodaks and Small Cameras, 50c.
Universal, Adjustable Tripod Head, 75c. ,
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
Kodak Headquarter.
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WHETHER you are boarding, eating at restau
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PMOU MUSIC DEPARTMENT GIVES
MUSIC RECITAL OF MUCH INTEREST
OAHU COLLEGE. June . The re
cital riven by the student of the (
Punahou music department yesterday;
afternoon was a onig.ee as we!! as
interesting and eHjojable program.
This wss the first program of Hs kind'
in tbat it showed the work of the "tiny!
tots" of the beginners' class right up;
to or graduates
j The program opened with two plea '
I ing selections from- "the Boys' and
Girls' Glee Clubs under the leadership,
of Miss Jane Winne. !
The little children showed then, i
selves quit 'capable of appearing be ,'
fore an aodience aud each one ren-!
dered their number dmirably. bring 1
lug out the careful and competent j
trailing which they had received:
from their teaehere.
The violin trio was played unusually
veil and showed good understanding!
and interpretation.
The Russian Romance, played byj
Ioufse Watting, was a charming nam
ber, which waa followed by Thej
" U - J.U.L ...11.. .1 J V A '
Chalmers.
The violin selection by Frances Fr-
rington was well worth hearing for
she showed considerable ability along j
that line.
Dorm Broadbent played her number
with all the daintiness of a butterfly!'
and her interpretation was unusually
fine. ETelln Webster clOBed the inter
esting program by plyhig Moiart'e
Fantasia in C minor In a very digni
fied and grand manner, which made
an ideal finale. I
The program was" as follows: !
Piano duetThe Little May Qneen.-j
Bflbro'
Carolyn "Shepherd. Winifred Guild
Piaao Doll Minuet. .Pletro Florldia
Marian Eleton
Violin
a) Melodi Gurliu
GIVEN FOR FIRST
Following la the program which
Katharine Goodson, the noted pianist,
will giro at her opening recital to
night at Mlkn; M6rial Hall,- be
ginning at 8:20:
1. Sonata A Major Mozart
(a) Tema con variOEiooe.
(b) Memjetlo.
(e) Rondo alia Turca.
Rhapsody in B flat. Op. U. . .
4.. Brahio
. , SbMta. ta: C sham: ratnor. Op.-
tt. Na 'J...... ';...Beeth'oVen
(a) Adagio'sostenuto. .-
(b) Jtenuetto: , , . w
' (0 Pretb a$tttd.
2. Noctnrn In G major Chopin
' (a) Sttrty In'D ilat.
(b) Study (n G flat ,
(c) Prelude In A major.
(d) Valie in 1 flat, '
!) BwHadVip A flat '
3. At .Etennr Exaltation'. 8chumann
Arabtnuf - V. .......... ,rjtebujF
Etineejle Moaegowakl
Rhapsodji Iio. 2. .......... . .Usjit
Mason nd , HamUn ,pfano used.,: .
He Thla war . talk, has made
Slonay quite a diplomat.
old
She How so?
. HetHe l,,soundif .out all tbe
bank of diseoant on an identical note;
Judge. - , V !'
The Larchmont,a
black kid lppr
with hand turned
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Cuban Heel. De
fan d far fecmal
aftmen or even
ing war.
$6.50
illustrated
andJfptclJStrcsts , ,
VARIED PROGRAM
GOODS! RECITAL
b) A German Folic Song
Paul cooke
Accompanied by Helen Judd
Piano Beoreatlon ... Rudolph Ftlml
Frances McGrath
Pian
A Serenade Gaynor
The Wind Wing
Magriet UTtngston
Violin Pastorale Hans Sitt
Phillips Brooks
Accompanied by Elizabeth Frazier
Piano duet Polka . Bendel
Marguerite Ault. EloU Moore
Piancv-TTirkijh March Dennee
Paloma Jaeger
Piano
ai The Bell Piano . Marie Crosby
tb Hungarian Dance .. Retnhard
Lucile Downs
Violin Cavatlna Osoar Schmidt
Kathryn Kilbonrne
Accompanied by .Torence M. Campbell
Piano Elegle Nollet
Charlotte McLean
Piano Important ETent . . Schumann
Bernlce Judd
PianoSpinnlng Song Narici
Virginia Craybourne
Violin trio Inrermez2o Moffatt
Martha Cooke, Leigh Waterhouse.
Joe Chaimer
Accompanied by Llta Rodiek
Piano Russian Rotcance Friml
Louise Watkins
Piano The Chase . Wilson G. Smith
Agnes Cat Inters
Violin Oriental Cesar Cui
Frances Farrington
Piano Butterfly Densmore
Dora. Broadbent
Piano Fantasia fa C minor. . .Moeart
Brelin Webater .
Chorua Skjppara of . t. Ivea.
.... OW Cornish Song
Boys' aftd Girls' Glee Club
Chorus The Clocks Rogers
Girls' Glee Club
FOR 'LOST MAN'
William Duncan and Mary Ander
son In "The Last Man'' will make
their farewell appearance at the Bijou
theater this evening, after a most
successful engagement in one of the
best thriller of the Vitagraph com
pany. "The Last Man" ts particularly ap
prepriate at the present time, with
the United States at war, as it deals
with the last War in which this coun
try participated, or at least the after
math of the war during which .much
trouble was experienced In bringing
the Philippines to-.a state of peaceful
fiess. The prodoeer has taken bold of
the tKwbU -wh tb afqeoa -an, bnllt
a strong dram of active. . warfare,
with a, touch of romance that always
l accpinntiilCT war sterles to good ad
vantage. .
Being a cplendid athlete and former
physical culture teacher, Duncan " is
abij fitted to enact a role .which csJIb
for. daring and nerve. Mary Ander
son, on of the youngest and prettiest
stars of the screen, is ideally salted
to portray the oart of his ward and,
eventually, -hl wife.
.: Marguerite. CUrk' in "Snow White"
kat proTed.a strong attraction at the
Liberty theater during the early part
of the. prevent meek and the big Nnu
ana afreet theater has been packed, at
each performance. Marguerite Clark
U cm of Tth reason, the' rest being
the exceDenea of the film drama,
probably . th! greatest spectacle and
tnoat taborate eitraraganva ever sent
to Honolulu without being billed as
s peciaL" There are- seven mammoth
reel to the-offering and a wealth of
detail has bean gtven the moat careful
attention hy the famous players.
Tk "delightful fairy tale of the
beautiful yonug princess and the cruel
treatment of her )y her sUp-mother
make .excellent material for the
screen and allow the imagination of
the' producer to run riot. Scenically,
."Snow White" Is a "masterpiece of
the aunara. act, while the east that
supports the diminutive sr is com
posed of Famous Players, the seven
dwarfs having keen carefully selected
for size and ability.
; "Snow White" as a stage, of ferint
waa Mis Clark' vehicle for several
seasons, two consecutive being spent
in New York. The last presentation
of tkis film will be made thia evening.
AT THE HAWAII
A picture deep with haman Interest
and one that is filmed in a manner
somewhat out of the ordinary come
to the Hawaii theater today, being
"WheTe Love Leads." with Ormi Haw
ley and Rockclitfe Fellowes in the
leading roles. The story deals with
a young college man, star football
player and all round athlete and the
lor problems with which he is con
fronted. Richard Warren, tba college man,
save the life of the beautiful Marion
Bantow and, naturally, they fall in
kv. An effort is made to "throw the
big game" in which Warren makes his
laat appearance on the gridiron, with
out "success. Marion is won by an im
poverished English earl, being fascin
afced by the glamor of the title. War
ren become melancholy and morose,
especially when be learns that Mar
ion' EntHah husband is neglecting
her.
' Many year Das uid Marion senda
br; two-daoihtera t6rtlt their graneVj
FINALE TONIGHT
WW WHITE' IS
NEVF1LM OPENS
1TIIIEE viM&liUL ITOIIIGHT
U , ,,l-T..1-T, JUAmmJ
At 2: 15 o'clock
WM. FOX PRESENTS HIS NEW STAR
Where Love Leads"
A DRAMATIC LOVE PROBLEM OF TODAY
CHARLES MURRAY in .
"The Love Riot"
(Keystone)
Forget your Election worries and disappointments by
seeing this Comedy and having a good laugh.
PATHE COLOR FILM NATURE AND SCIENCE
Natural Prtlni-oN
Prices-10, 20, 30 Cents.
LANIAKEA THEATER
William Lewers and Frank
Moss
Featuring Poe's
"TheRaven"
Mnsic by Arthur Berg
also ,
"THE BALLAD OF READING GAOL"'
by Oscar Wilde j
with special music by Frank Moss i
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 9
8:15 o'clock !
Admission, $1.50
Tickets at Laniakea Gift Shop
fKATHAR INFIX
ILjjoodsoInI
THE WORLD-FAMOUS PIANIST
Who has just arrived in Honolulu from
the Far East en route to the Mainland
-will give-
First Recital
at the '
Mission Memorial Hall, King Street
TOWIGrIT
at 8:30 o'clock p. m.
Mason and Hamlin Piano used.
Tickets en Sale a
the Bergstrom Music Co.
Price of 8eat
-$2.00
Special rate for Student.
up, having been the victim of a bad
dream wake up to find the youthful i
Marlon beside him, ready to declare,
her undying love and devotion.
"Bobbie, your face wants washing.
Did you look at it in the glass this
morning?"
' So, mother, but it seemed alf right
when I felt it." New York Sun.
H.Culman Co., Ltd.
Jewelry and Souvenirs
REMOVED
To
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is a milt of
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Each cake
is wrapped to
insure delivery to
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you in a sanit
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and to retain
it's original
, deHcate perrmne
Made in tHe dean
ct most sanitary act-
Tfo Shew
HAWLEY
IN
Two Shows Tonight. 6:30-8:30
Vitagraph (Blue Ribbon Feature) present
MARY ANDERSON
a popular screen star in
"The Last Mai"
Also an up-to-date Weekly (Current Events), a Burton Holmes Travel
and a Bray Cartoon.
PRICES: 10. 20 and 30 Cents. Box Seat. 50 Centt
I
ElllPJI
At 2:19 o'clock ffi? i "MS At 7:40 a'eXaeA
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
A TREMENDOUS 7 REE15 PICTURE SPECTACLE
Marguerite Clarlf
Snow
The most elaborate extravaganza ever attempted in, photoplay Sorg
ou costumes supreme setting a play that strike a responsive
chord to young and old alike. .. . f
10th Chapter of : Up-to-the-Minute :
PEARL OF THE ARMY' : PATHS WEEKtY'i
Come early for good seats. Only two" day, more for reservations. '
Prlcea: 10, 20, 30 Cent Phone. 5060 , Boxes, 50 CeaU
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