The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-07

! ular play of The Red Mill" 1t has
been profitable one. The Warrens
OF Virginia" In which Franz keenan,
is the elief actor, viii begin on Mon
day evening.
1.-The Man From Home" continues
his occupation of the AstOr stage, and
rain or snow, there is a goodly as
scmblage to greet him eve~y night
Mr. Hodge has made that klay inn
mensely popular.
Mr.. Arliss's engagement here in
''The Devil will be terminated early
next month He will be succeeded at
the BelascO by Miss Frances Starr
in new play by Eugene walter, en-
titled, The Easiest Way"
"A Gentleman from Mississippi
Is still tne attraction at the Bijou
theatre. According to the manage
ment, seats are on sale for the per-
formances to be given during the
month of April-an indication that
this play will remain here through
out the season.
William Gillette began mis- third
nonth of mis- engagement at the CTi-
teTion theatre in Samson"
Mr.. FaVersham's engagement at
Days in THE World and His Wife
continues to be prosperous for all
concerned. As already made known.
that actor has renewed his lease or
Days and will occupy that Stage until
the middle Of April or May.
James Forbes's highly amusing com
edy of The Travelling Salesman, IS
still on view at the Gaisty. 1t has
been popular from the beginning. and,
to all appearances, wiz round out the
season at this playhouse. Mr.. McIn-
tyre and Miss Coghlan are the prin-
ciPals in the cast.
Those who wish TO laugh so to
the Garick theatre. The r3triOt" is
wholesome amusement. William Col
lIer is tie leader of the fun.
1t is a pleasant duty to record here
that Mr.. Dixey is still successful IN
Mary James Pa" playing at the Gar
den theatre. That playgoers like rep
reservations of that nature is appar-
ent from the interest manifested. The
house is packed at every performance
Miss Barrymore is stiu here in
| Lady Frederick" a pleasant comedy
by Mr.. Vaughan. l.. Frank Baum Is
giving a series of i-ternoon chats on
'The Land of Or"
The Knickerbocker is filed at every
performance of "Tle PT1ml Donna
and the advance sale of seas is such
ss to warrant the announcement that
Miss Schen will be at that playhouse
Tor several months to come. The
story is interesting and the music by
Victor Herbert.
Via Wireless" is attracting large
audiences to the Liberty. II Is
great melodrama, and is row in its
third month here. A storm at sea and
scene in a mill are tle CHEF scenic
effects.
Miss Burke is looking forward 10
her 150th appearance in Love Watch
es" 1t will occur on January A. Sou
venirs viii be distributed.
The Blue Mouse" is still seamper-
ine about the stage at the Lyric, max
ing mischief wherever she goes. Ma
bel Barrison, jameson Lee FInney,
Harry Conner, Charles DICKSON, Zelda
Sears and Jane Laurel are the prln-
odpals in the cast.
The Pied Piper" is essentially
holiday entertainment, aud a good
enc for both young ana cid Mr.
Hopper and his company of merry
makers succeed in amusing. The en-
| gasement at the Majestic IS limited.
| n will be terminated in two weeks.
CIyde Fitch's comedy of Girls will
be the next attraction. The original
company Is being brought here and II
, is the purpose of the management to
keen that attraction at the Majestic
for the remainder of the season.
Little Memo" is tae bill here. 1t
has been successful from the first
performance. Billy b. Van, Harry
Kelly, Joe Cawthorn aud Master
Gabriel are the chief performers IN
IL.
Miss Held and her company are
still successful at the New York the
atre iii Miss Innocence" Those
fond of uproarious hilarity, pretty
faces and amusing dances win find
Miss Innocence" all that 1t sets out
, to be.
The Hippodrome should be more
popular during the joyous season than
any of the year. II is essentially
place where wholesome merriment
and pretty spectacle may De enjoyed.
Sporting Days" and THE Battle in
the Skies" are the chief spectacular
fe atures. Among the circus novelties
are the four big elephants that play
musical instruments. ALI Loyal and
the riding dog, the Fessios and the
Sisters Dieke. acrobats. the beautiful
Athletes in feats OF strength, the XII
daIas and a group of japanese aero
bats