The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-12

struction it will bring all of human
| ity up to the full image and likeness
of God, except the wilfnI1v disobe-
| dent, who will be punished with ever
| lasting destru ction-Second death.
All that any OF US can ask is that
Part II Of the drama shall be as beau
tiful and instructive as Part I, has
been The local manager of the drama
| assures US that it will be all of this
and even more. We are assured that
some of the finest films ever ex-
hibited in the worlds history will be
shown. They are said to differ from
ordinary films in that many Of them
are not merely black and white or
tinted, but were hand -colored at great
expense in Europe.
The manager assures US that each
part is complete in itself; hence those
who may not have been privileged to
see Part I may be nevertheless just
as much interested in Part II and pos
sibiy at some future time have oppor-
tunity for seeing the first part.
The thinking people are showing
their appreciation not by coming once
but returning again and again.
VictroIa Concert.
The following is the Vfctro1a concert
program for tonight at Reynalds
Music House:
Lohengrin-Opera in three acts
Words and music by Richard Wag-
many August %, 1850. under the di-
rection of List. Produced at Weis-
baden, 1853; Munich and Vienna 1885,
Berlin 1859. First London production,
1875, Paris. 1887. First American pro-
duction in New York. in Italian. March
23. 1874. with Nilsson Cary Campan-
mini and Del Puente; in German in
1885, with Brandt, Krauss Fisher, and
Stritt, this being Anton Seidrs Amer
lean debut as a conductor.
Lohengrin-Opera in three acts.
Prelude CWagner), La Scala, Orches-
ira.
Lohengrin Selection (Wagner). Sou
sa Band.
Loaengrin Selection. Part CWag-
ner). Arthur Pryor's Band.
Elsa's Dream (Wagner), Johanna
Gadski
Thanks MY Trusty Swan Cwagner),
Prayer of the King Cwagner>. Mar
eel Gourmet.
We Wandering Breezes, Act III
CWagner). Johanna GadsIi.
Thou Unhappy One CNagner), En-
ma Eames-Louise Homer.
Bridal Chorus from Lob eng grin |
(Wagner), Victor Opera Chorus.
The Tender Song is Ended (Wag-
ner). Giuseppina Hughet- Fernando dc !
Lucia.
Dost Thou Breathe the Incense
sweet 4 wagner, .QarleS la ln10r6S.
In Distant Land (Wagner), Herman |
JadIowller.
TosCa-Opera, in three acts.
Text by IIlica and GiaCosa after Sar- /
dou's drama Music by C4iaComo PuC- /
cini. First produced Al the CONSTANT /
theatre. Rome, in January. 1900. First |
London production July 70. 1900. First /
American production February 4, 1901. /
at the Metropolitan, the cast including
Ternina. Cremorini, Scott. and Gill /
bert Also produced in English
Tosca Opera in three acts
Tosca Selections C9uccini1. Arthur |!
Pryor's Band.
Strange Harmony (Puccann. Enrico I
Caruso. /
Duet Act I. Part I (Puccini). 2. /
<. Cunego
Duet, Act I, Part II Puccint). f. /
Cunego.
Nenal MY Enemies Call Ne quo /
cinO Antonio Scott
Love and Music (PuccIniN. Geraldine /
Farrar
The stars Were Shining Pucc1n0, 4
Ricardo Martin.
Duet Act III. Part I tPuccinn. +. 4
E Cunego Il
Duet. Act III Part Il CPucctnt>. 7. 4
r. Cuneeo.
Al the Isis,
Q. NJ. Anderson in a new role at the
Isis today. The Good For Nothing
Essanay (FoUr Parts)-Cast.