The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-07
PENSACOLA IN THE
MOVIES; SCENARIO
IN LOCAL SETTING
PICTURE HAS BEEN WRITTEN
IN THIS CITY, AND LOCAL PEG
PIE "sTAR" IN THE PRoDUC-
TON, TO BE SHOWN SHORTLY.

When "A Pensacola Romance" is
placed on the screen, Pensacola will
get new thrill. Miss Paula Hirsch-
kovitz, as the pretty heroine, Mr.. Jake
Kugleman, as the hero, Mr.. ]. A.
Jones, as the "heavy," Mr.. George
Hervey as the uncle. of the pretty
film star, Miss Fannie Wagenheim as
the aunt, and Sadie Kuglenlan as her
girl chun, will all make their debut
at an early date, in moving picture
dom.
A Pensacola Romance has been
written by Mr.. Joseph Monahan of
Louisville, KY, and filmed under his
direction. Mr.. Monahan writes and
stages moving pictures for the En-
terprise Film Company, and is re-
sponsible for The Suburbanite, in
which Keene Bagget has scored one
of his many film triumphs, and Doc
tored Deceit, in which William Shay
has starred.
The plot opens when Mrs. Preston
receives in the morning mail a letter
from her niece, kitty Douglas), adj
vising that she will arrive on the noon
train. Mr.. Preston having just left
on business trip to Santa Rosa
Island for the day, and Mrs. Preston
being indisposed, phones young gem
tlenan friend, Davis Blair, and asks
him to meet Kitty; he readily con-
sents, and. taking his car drives to
the Louisville & Nashville station,
and upon the arrival of the Jackson
vile train, he approaches Miss Doug
las with the query, "Are you the
young lady I'm looking for?" After
a moments conversation, she agrees
to accompany Davis. Davis is con-
slant in his attention. Bill, for the
first time, sees Kitty in the dining
room of the San Carlos hotel, while
she and her aunt are taking lunch
Bill overdoes his admiration for Kitty
and it put out of the dining-roon. AS
time passes, Kitty and Davis have
become engaged, and after buying hel
wedding ring, they start for drive
In the country-Bill, the villain, being
cut cold, vows vengeance, and fol
lows. The lovers car throws a tire
leaving the heroine in the car, the
hero goes to the nearest phone to cal
the tire service. The villain HAVING
overtaken the lovers, abducts the he
rome, and starts rapidly away, the
girl watching for chance to escape
q %kn
she jumps out and sustains spraineC
ankle, but managed to drag herseE
to nearby doctors home. In tn,
meantime, the hero's tire service mai
comes in and explains that he passed
a car in which young lady SCENE,
to be struggling with the driver o.
the car. The hero's tire is changed
and he succeeds in getting on tn,
track of the villain. The villain hav
ing discovered the escape, turns an
sees the girl enter the doctors resi-
dence. he follows, and attempts t
drag the young lady from the house
In the scuffle, lamp is overturned
the girl faints, and the villain at
tennpts to get away, as the room be
gins to burn. He is met on the pore
by the hero, who lands a knockout
blow; the fire alarm is turned in, an
the Pensacola fire engine answers tn
call. The hero rushes in and save
the girl. Chief of Police Sanders en-
ters, arrests the villain. A fresid
scene, and they live happily ever aft
EDWARDS.
Cast.
Miss Paula Hirschkovitz as Kit
Douglas.
Miss Fannie Wagenhehn as Mr.
Preston.
J. Kugleman as Davis Blair.
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