The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Concert Tuesday NIaht.


before them in the form of musical
concert which is to be given Tuesday
night at the knights of Columbus
Hall for the benefit of the Sacred
Heart church. The program as ar
ranged under the direction OF Prof.
Henry Seel is as follows:
1. Orchestra (a) Coronation
March from Opera 1.-The Prophet,
Meyerbeer. (b) Tarantsll Sicilenne,
Moses Tobani.
2. Soprano Solo--(selected) Miss
Mamie Emanuel.
3. Orchestra-The two great Indian
IRtermezzoes: (a) Red Wing; OBJ
Rainbow.
Solo-Prologue to the Opera 'II Pag-
Hacci," Leoncavallo. Mr. l.. Miller.
5. Orchestra-(a) Selection from
the Opera ((Martha". Flotow. OBJ
Miserere from the Opera '1l Trova-
tore, Verdi.
s. Soprano Soloes-(al Carfssima,
Arthur Penn. OBJ Dear Heart, Mattel
Miss Susie Schools and orchestra
z. Boys Chorus-(a) The Flowers
that Bloom in the Spring. from the
opera "Mikado", Sullivan
Master Malcolm Rafferty, and Sacred
Heart Sanctuary Choir. tb) o Sane
tissima. three-part chorus. Sacred
Heart Sanctuary Boys Choir.
s. Popular Songs-(O That's Mu-
sic to Me- OBJ If It's Good Enough
for Washington, It's Good Enough for
Enough for Me, Miss Sophie Schad.
Q. Orchestra Hallelujah, chorus
from Messiah, the greatest oratory
ever written, Haendel.
10. Male Chorus-'Tis the Day OF
the Lord. Krentzer. Germania Male
Chorus.
IL. orchestra-March Grand FL
male. Henry Seel.
At the Orpheum.
The Orpheum Theatre has secured
a big show for the coming week. The
show will open with Miss Louise Den
man, who is a clever soubrette and
character change artis.. Miss Denman
Is q very pretty little woman and will
no doubt make big hit during her
weeks engagement at the Orpheum.
Next on the bill is Cook, Boyd and
Oaks, who come highly recommended
as sketch artists.
There is also Cooper, Reid & Co,
who are coming direct from Chicago,
having been engaged by the manage
ment to put on a big musical comedy
Another feature will be the new over,
lures played by the orchestra If you
want to see a dollar show for ten and
twenty cents don't fail to visit the
Orpheum this week Plenty of sing.
ing and good comedy along with good
looking girls.
Gentry Brothers Pony Show.
A decade ago the. medical fraternity
would have denied that it was posi-
bic for human being to hang sus-
pended by the teeth But today there
is a young French dansuese who does
that very thing. she is with the Gen
try Brothers shows, which Will be in
Pensacola Wednesday, Oct. Fl.
This young woman not only hangs
from the dome of the canvas coli
scum by her teeth, but while sus-
pended she also swings Indian clubs,
does the serpeptine dance, AID from
her perilous position high in the air
directs the band far below her
She Is Marguerite Steiner, a native
of Lorraine. Before her brother,
who emigrated to this country when
a youth returned to his home, his
sister had no desire to visit America.
But for the stories he told of the new
world she might have continued as
Partisan dancing girl.
Her ambition to come to America,
trick which now mystifies even show
men. For two years she practiced
her perilous task. In that time she
had become expert. When she
was seen in a French theatre the
Gentry Brothers Immediately engaged
her for an American tour. She now
is with them. and quite justly. is the
feature of the Gentry shows this sea-
SON.
Miss Steiner. however. does not en-
Joy all the lime light. With the Gen.
try shows this year are many more
trained ponies and dogs than ever
before in its history, NJ Is the ban
ner year of the Gentry Brothers, be-
ing the twentieth successful season,
that they nave been on the road
Charles Frohman will present Will
liam Collier. foremost among the
comedians of the day, at the Pensa-
cola opera house on Oct "a, in The
Patriot a comedy in three acts by
William Collier and j. Hartley Man
ners.
There is no more welcome event to
ance here of William Collier. His fun
making is irresistible and his plays
invariably clean. wholesome and di,
vertisg. Mr.. Golfers notable success
in Caught in the Rain THE Dicta-
tor" Son the Quiet" and his earlier
plays Including The Man from Next
CO" and "Mr. Smooth" is a matter
of record. In this new play "The
Patriot" he has the most pronounced
success OF his career. He is not
alone seen to better advantage than
in his previous successes, but has a
play rich in comedy and appealing in
heart interest. that is a distinct addf-
ton to stage literature and he creates
a character that will not be soon for
gotten. Mr.. Golfers collaborator in
the new comedy. Mr.. Manners, occu-
piles a leading position ameng the
English men OF letters of the day.
Stage History at Wsliacks.
There's q bit of stage history and
a touch OF pathos going on at Wal
lacks Theatre in New York Arncfd
DAILY has found success III his new
play, HIS Wife's Family and IN his
support res to be found Edward Harri-
gan. Who. OF the former generation
or two Of ptaygeers does not remen1-
Der Ned Hsrrigan? HaTrigsn the IA
NOUS! Harrigan who gave such won