The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-06
fully worked into a mos. pleasing

fully worked into a most pleasing
volume.
Field concluded his book and organ
lied the new aggregation OF features
and surprises during the past summer.
AS in the book, every detail with the
Ministries was carefully planned, and
the critics agree that this years edi-
ton of the Greater Ministries super
seeded all former efforts of the min
strel dean.
The Greater Minstrels will appear
here at the Opera House on Wednes-
day, October 10th.
/ "Oh. Oh Delphine'' is another sue
cess which Klaw & Erlanger win
bring to Broadway, opening at the
knickerbocker theater next Monday
night. No musical comedy In recent
years made such an instant and sat
isfactory hit as did the new Ivan
Caryall-C. M. s. Mcclellan offering at
the Forest theater in Philadelphia.
1t has plot, wit, situations and melody.
The book is founded on the French
farce, villa Primrose" by Georges
Berr and Marcel Guillemaud 1t tells
the story of an artist in search of a
model for left shoulder for his
Salon masterpiece. For a scapegoat
he uses a fat man, played by Frank
Mcintyre, with a fIirtatious WIFE,
Scott Welsh plays the role of the ar
list who makes the fat jealous hus-
band just walk into trouble until he
himself is involved as deeply Grace
Edmond and Stella Hoban play the
wives. The company numbers about
a hundred It is lavishly staged and
mounted. Mr.. Caryll has written live
~ and melodious music for the score.
Elsie Ferguson, who will sing the
title role in the production Of Franz
Lehars EVA" was a passenger on
the Olympic. The production will be
made in November with a big cast
and company. The plot tells the story
of Eva, a founding who was adopted
by the employees OF a glass factory.
ing waltz number.
Robert Hilliard will open his season
In The Argyle Case in Atlantic City
October IL. going to the Broad Street
theater. Philadelphia, the following
week. His new play Is by Harriet
Ford and Harvey ]. O'Higgins. found
ed on a detective story by William j.
Burns. Mr.. Hi1liard plays the role
of a detective In search of gang of
counterfeiters. Selene johnson and
Stella Archer have been engaged for
roles. Gustav Won Seiferitz will stage
the play and enact the role OF a Ger
man scientist who turns counterfeit
or. It will be his first appearances as
an active since he played leads at the
Irving Place theatre in New York
IT, efy7xI- n -
A. z. Thomas, is making his first
tour in this comedy which delighted
New York the latter half Of last sea
son. It's reception on the road Is as
cordial as 1t was in New York Mr..
Miller is booked for long runs in Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Philip Michael Farraday pro-
duction of Klaw & Erlangers "The
Pink Lady" including Fred Wright,
Jr.. is touring England. playing Liver
pool this week to crowded houses An
engagement will be played in Ireland
next month.
Arrangements have been made by
Klaw & Erlanger and Joseph Brooks
for the dramatization of Hail Gaines
new novel, The Woman Thou Gavest
Me-" which will be published serially
In Hearst's Magazine, beginning next
month 1t deals with the large sub
ject of woman's place in the family
in relation to marriage, motherhood
and divorce. Mr.. Caine submitted