The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-12
Elite Theatre.

famous.
The following is an excerpt from a
New York paper speaking about this
extraordinary feature in picturedom:
Perhaps it may have been because
it was Imp night that the waiting
line in front Of the Fourteenth Street
theater extended down the street far
Their than usual. And Dixie is an Imp
film. It was the piece de resistance OF
the evening. From the time that the
clever curtain effect announced the
title until the Imp tailpiece faded from
the screen the audience was all eyes
and ears-eyes for the well-acted and
stirring scenes and ears for the apprc-
pirate music. Dixie is war drama
and the pianist softly played patrio-
tic airs and the drummer cleverly
simulated the sounds of the battle
scenes. And they were good scenes,
probably the biggest and most success
full thin yet staged by the Imp
people.
"A novel and very attractive feature
of this film is that the sub-titles are
composed of bars of music with the
words of the song 'Dixiea Proba-
bly, in some theaters the, hence will
join in singing these verl 1t should
be encouraged.
Tell me, why is it that film that
receives unusual applause is not re-
peated, when a very slight round OF
applause will bring back some vaude-
william to torture us longer with his
wiggly dancing or stale jokes?
Dixie was applauded with I'm
usual vigor for a film, and it deserved
it, for it is a clever bit of work and
10 foy. thni
| originality"
entitled "The New Butler.' The
Elite orchestra will, of course, be
| quite up to the occasion and will rem
! der a medley of national airs.
Mr.. Rayfield will sing "A Sentinel
| Asleep"
No admission will be charged to vet
Grams of the Civil war tomorrow
! College Singing Girls.
The following is the program to be
| rendered tonight by the College Sing
| ing Girls, the first Lyceum attraction
of the season:
Part I.
l. Medley of College SONGS. .....
! ....... Arranged by c. c. Pearsall
| q SCudLlCES -il- IAtClSo
3 "Sancta Maria" .......... .FaEre
4. Wont You Buy. ...... Barrett
| Mr. Eccles, Helen Boethelt, Flora
| Fraleigh, Ella LeMoyne and
| Pearl Sanford.
| 5. Medley of Scotch Songs ..
| ..... Arranged by Frank J. Smith
Gertrude Crosby, Anita kempton,
| Frances Conn and Harriet
1
6. (a)-Genevieve" (b) The Min
uet' ..............
Helen Boethelt, Flora Fraleigh,
Ella LeMoyne and Pearl
Sanford
IL. Oats in der Deutsche School,.
| ....!. .....P. >. Gilman
Mr.. Eccles, Gertrude Crosby,
Anita Kempton, Frances Conn
! and Harriet Coleman.
8. Dutch Character Song .........
Anita Kempton
9. The College Boat Race. .....
| Philip Kobbe
10. Foot Ball" ......P S. Gilman
IL. Air Ship Song, "a Trip to
Venus" ...........P. S. Gilman
Mr. Eccles, Helen Boetnelt, Flora
| Fraleigh, Ella LeMoyne and
| Pearl Sanford.
| II. Drum Song. THE Soldier Boy"
| c. c. Pearsall
| Anita Kempton, Frances Conn,
Gertrude Crosby and Harriet
Coleman.
10. When a Girl Knows Secret
Helen Boethelt, Flora Fraleigh,
Ella LeMoyne and Pearl
| Sanford.
| Part Ill
IA. A Characterization called THE
Dreamer" Arranged by Geo. Paxton
! Introducing Mr. Eccles as the Old
College Professor, Harriet Cole
man and Anita Kompton as his
| daughters, Edith and Blanche,
Frances Conn and Gertrude
Crosby as his daugters' school
| chums, Mollie and Margaret.
IS. MY Little Gypsy Sweetheart"
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Herbert
Frances Conn.
| 16 Grand Opera Selections
| Il am Titania, Queen of the FAIRIES,
| from "Mignon'
The Spinning Song from Martha
| The Tyrolean Chorus" from Viii
liam Tell
II. Grand Finale ........
| .. Arranged by Henry Pickard
The North Pole March" and Pa
triotic Airs.
Two drums. six xylophones.
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