The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-09
TIET'RICAL SEASON IN PENSACOLA
I'll BEGIN ON SEPTEMBER FOURTH

| year in an already recorded success,
The Boys of Company B., and IL is
/ safe to say that ne will be as warmly
( welcomed this year as ne always has
been heretofore.
Marrying Mary" Miss Florence
Gear viii be seen this year in Marie
| Cahills success, Marrying Mar"
Miss Gear is pretty, vivacious and
clever, and there is no question but
| that, with this vehicle provided for
| her, she viii win new place for her
self in the hearts of theatre goers-
AL n. Wilson. The old favorite,
and he deserves to be favor1te, gold
en-voiced Al. H. Wilson, is booked for
t1is season, and Will reach here at
about his usual date. He will have
new songs this year and a new pro-
duction, though he viii carry Metz +,
his big success. in his repertoire.
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Faust. Morrison! the mere men
ton of the name recalls faust, for the
wonderfully drawn character of Me
phistopletes never seemed quite so
real as when dear old Lewis Morrison
played it. Faust, without a Morrison,
seems almost impossible, and IL is TO
come here this season WITH a Morri-
son in the cast, Miss RosabeIle. Miss
Rosabelle Morrison, daughter of Lewis
Morrison. has taken up the mantle her
father laid down. She is talented and
beautiful, and she plays Faust" in
the light of the memories that cluster
about 1t most closely for her She
will be seen as Marguerite, her man.
agement has given her a splendid sup
porting company, and the production
will be elaborately staged.
"The Man on the Box. Max Fig
man, who was seen here in the Man
on the Box, vehicle in which he
leaped into popular favor, returns
this year with a new bill
Al, c. Fields. OF course Al q.
Fields Is coming, and of course he
and his production win the old de-
scription, bigger and better than ever
Al, with his greater minstrels, will
be here at about mis- usual date in
the season. and a royal reception
awaits the man and his company who
have fallen into the habit of demon
strating that each season it is posi-
be to put just a few more people into
the theater than was supposed to be
possible.
Other attractions are:
Klaw & Changers big New YORK
success, Miss Eook of Holland.
Dainty little Fanny Rise in a new
play
''Brewster's Millions.
York & Adams Playing the
Ponies"
Brown of Harvard
Menna Wanna Hortnse, Nelson Co.
The Girl Question.
The Rig1t of Way.
THE Virginian".
Buster Brown
''McFadden Flats.
East Lynne.
'tO1 the Bridge at Midnight.
Tim Murphy in a new play.
The great Barlow Minstrels
The two Jefferson boys, Tom and |
Joe. Jr.. in their fathers great play,
The Rivals
Manager Smith is also holding time |
for Paid in Full, The Wolf, and
Roger Brothers"
These are only the more notable OF
the seventy odd productions that are
to come to Pensacola and the opera
house during the 190S09 season, and
Manager Smith, as the above shows,
has kept his promise TO bring to Pen
sacola the best that the theatrical
world has to offer.
The interior OF the opera house has
been retOuched from one end to the
other, and when the patrons assem- |
bic there again, three weeks from |
next Friday for Under Southern
Skies, the theater complete in every !
way win be the same homelike place |
that it has always been and as popu-
lar as ever.