The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15

! buildings OF note throughout the en-
tire south.
Especial mention mus, be made OF
the wonderful CIearnesS Of the pic
lures on the screen This was due
TO the very latest appliances both as
TO projection machines as well as to
the day and night screen, which is one
of the only three outside Of New York.
The wonderful rejecting surface of
this screen allows for an almost like
! like reproduction due to the derth OF
the picture. Comments were heard on
every side, as 10 the perfect picture
projection. In the operating room are
found the most modern zslotfOn picture
machines the new Simplex This is
without a doubt the peer Of all pro-
, lection apparatuses. They are motor
driven. thereby permitting absolute
unison in the passing Of the film
through the machine SHORTLY after
the theatre has settled down, the pub
lie will be cordially invited to full
inspection of the workings of this de-
partment as well as the rest OF the
theatre
Among the photoDiay Programs to
be offered exclusively here. IS the
worlds famous Universal program.
The Universal Company is the largest
producing company II the entire
world and among their brands are the
noted Gold Seal, Pex INN. Victor,
Nestor. Sterling. Joker. Bison Cry
stall Frontier. EclaIr, Powers and the
famous Universal Ike comedy Com
Pany's productions Among the most
noted photodrama stars in the world
are Florence Lawrence. Matt Moore.
Phillips Smailey. Lois Weber. J. War
rem Kerrigan, Vera Sisson. Victoria
Forde, Eddie Lyons. Lee Moran. Anna
Little. Cleo Madison. Grace CunaTd
Francis Ford. barbara Tenant. John
Johnson. Max Asher. Augustus Car
X n g.
Baggo~t, VIM. Shay and Ethel Grandin
and others too numerous to mention
All the above named appear exclusive
ly in the various brands to the Uni
versal Co. and will be shown eNciu-
Sively a the Isis in conf notion with
the special features from; the klaw and
Erlanger and I.eiber syndicates. whose
productions will also be an exclusive
feature.
Both the direct and indirect system
of illumination will he in vogue here.
During the intermissIous the entire
theatre will be illuminated but durinC
the projection Of the psc'ures a sub
dued iIIumir8 ton is seen from the
latest inverted fix"ureA TIE lamps are
amber in color which is the easiest on
the eyesight.
Ample exits are provided on the
Garden street side of tn~ theatre and
the management proudly states tina
the theatre may be easily empued of
every person in 2 minutes.
The general staff Of the theatre Will
be as follows:: MI Ber0ie MulIigan,
manager. a young man o. vast eXper-
fence in the theatrical game and who
will no doubt make a host of friends
in this city. Mr.. l. Pubin will be
general electrician aud viii have COM
plete charge Of the operating room.
Miss Eva Nav Johnson is the cashier
of the main theatre. NJ. livingston is
the cashier of the colored entrance.
The wonderful Austin q 600 pipe or
can will De presided over by Mr..
George Perfect of Ck 40 Ill. who
bears the reputation Of being ore Of
the greatest or~or,ists in the United
States He will also have charge Of
the piano and will be augmented by
Mr.. Richard Shine, who will have
charge Of the drums and effects.