The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-30

or film exchange and many of them
have appeared in no other theatres be-
fore they reach Pensacola and the BIZ
jou. These films are known among
the motion picture men as first runs"
meaning that they they are being run
for the first time since they were
manufactured.
Success Again Spelled at the orpheum
Theatre.
Success was again spelled with
capital "S' at the Orpheum theatre
last night when this weeks new bill
was presented to the usual large au-
dience. There was not a dull moment
during the entire bill and the excellnt
show was awarded with a capacity
house at both the matinee and the two
evening performances.
George Hays and the Clancy Twins.
perhaps better known as The Newt
Boys Trio, were up to expectations in
every sense of the word and their
singing, dancing and talking was
greatly appreciated by all the audi
ences before which they appeared yes
terday. The musical end of the trio's
program was exceptionally good. They
can sing with a harmony that is sell
dom equaled by a vaudeville quar-
tette.
George (Pork Chops) Evers, who
styles himself a Lew Dockstader
Pocket Edition, is a black-face man
with some voice. He has the peculiar
faculty OF extracting laugh after laugh
from any and all sized audiences and
so successful was he in bringing this
gift into prominence yesterday that it
was with difficulty that he was permit.
ted to bring his act to a close. A
continuous round of applause is a
regular thing, however with George
ard he carried the honors with the
greatest of grace.
Due to. a sudden illness at Mont
gomery of Eva st. Clair, she was UNI
able to appear in Pensacola this week
but in her stead Manager Rose sue
ceeded in procuring Miss. Violette Cur
tbs, singing commedienne, who has
won the-admiration and.applause of the
houses wherever she has showed. Miss
Curtis had the distinction yesterday
| of closing this bill of all star attrac-
| tons while George EVers opened it,
keeping things interesting from be-
ginning to end
Thereais no doubt about this week
bill ar Pensacola's only vaudeville
house being one of the best Manager
Pose has succeeded in bringing to this
ctt" Manager Rose announced yes
| terday that he would hold the two
| regular performances at and 5
| clock every night this week with
| the exception of Wednesday and Friday
| night, which two nights will be turn
| ed over to the amateurs. Matinees
will be held on every afternoon dur
| ing the week at o'clock and on
| Saturday afternoon the children's
matinee will be given for the benefit
of the little ones
1T has been more than surprising
to me-. said Manager Rose yesterday.
what an unsual interest the amuse-
ment public of Pensacola has taken
IN these amateur performances that
| we have been holding here at the Or
pheum. When 1 first came to Pensa-
cola we could scarcely get decent
house for one amateur night a week.
but, as you know, several weeks ago
the crowds had increased at the anna
teur performances on Friday nights
that found it necessary to give the
public the benefit of two amateur
! nights a week. Have the two anna
teur nights been a success? Why. last
! Friday night we were turning people
away. and on Wednesday night despite
the fact that there were several other