The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Opera House,

AL the opera 0ouSes
Commencing with a matinee Mon
house will open its 1911-12 season with
a high class bill of refined vaudeville,
consisting of seven acts and pictures.
Among the features to be seen on the
opening bill Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday are Alvido's American Jap
jugglers, cartoenists, rag pictures and
crayon artists. Bowls & D"r.ey pre-
sent comedy playette Married One
Year" Miss jeanette Devene will be
seen in a novelty acrobatic and con-
tortion act, and she performs some
very difficult feats. Wilson Rogers
and Miss Mae Dorman, who style
themselves The Dixie Butterflies" are
a distinct departure from the usual run
of black-face acts. Billy Wandas is a
refined entertainer of rare ability.
ELSIE Gresham and Company present
a neat society comedy sketch. Adkins
and Shannon. the contralto and the
violinist. will be found to be an act
out of the ordinary run of vaudeville
performers.
Among the acts on the bill for the
last three days Of the week Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, are the follow
ing:
Frank B. Rhodes and Barbara
Fritchie presenting the protean com
edy. Pooling Father" Edw. LaZelle
styles himself a novelty slack wire
artist and juggler and according to all
reports he performs number of seem
ingly impossible feats on the slack
wire. Pat and Fanny Kelly, who are
aptly STYLED droll and laughable Irish
comedian and coincidence ably help to
hold up the comedy end of the bill
Harry Feldman and Lee Sidney, who
come next on the bill. are Al extra
clever pair of boys. Eary and Eary.
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comedy acrobatic end of the bill, and
they come to Pensacola well recon
mended. Marie Harding is said to be
a very clever little singing and dane
ing ingenue. The Clerise- Keller Gro
gan trio complete the bill and Judging
from all reports on the act they can
well be said to complete the bill.
WaIthaIl at His Best.
OF all the actors appearing in photo
plays Henry Walthall is undoubtedly
the most popular. And Justly so. For
no actor in this most difficult branch
| of dramatic art has ever developed
| such versatility as this young actor
| and very few are capable of~the facia'
| expression that helped him more than
| any other Of his characteristics tC
| clear for him the way to success. He
| has played leading parts not only In
| legitimate productions of the very
| nlRHesI class as 1Or instance 'PlDpS
| Passes" but has won laurels as lead
ing man for the Biograph and Vita
graph companies until he finally was
engaged by the best picture company
of ALL the Reliance" company. Ir
| THE Little Child" picture PLAY
shown at the Elite today. he has ample
opportunity to give an example OF his
remarkable talent and scores one Of
his greatest triumphs. He has. how
| ever. to share the laurels with little
! posanna. the only rival OF the Than
/ Nouser kid as a child actor. Like the
latter. this little Reliance actress GER
! tainly has true histrionic genius.
No less remarkable though in an
| other direction is a new motion picture
! showing the marvellous feats of the
italian cavalry and which Is also ex-
| hibited at the Elite today.
| Besides these two feature there Will
| he the famous Irish play, COLLIER
Bawn" and a Nestor film, yellow
stone joe" presented.
Tomorrow's program includes an ex-
| ceIlent Rex picture and the Chica &c
swimming Marathon of 1911 in which
Anna Harris came out first Anna
Harris is the champion swimmer Of
/ the world. and this fact makes the
picture doubly interesting.