The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-07

We can assure mueic lovers a treat as
the prince not only sings In Hawaiian
but American popular airs and Ital-
ian operate selections as well. We
have arranged with the prince to meet
Informally those who are interested in
real Hawaiian music at Reynolds
Music Housed at p. m. today. WedA
nesday and Friday.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Barbara Castleton, the World
Pictures latest beauty. displayed the
fact that she Is also an accomplished
actress for in her latest pioturiza ton,
"Heredity" she gave us a vivid por-
trayal as an emotional across. and of
course FATTY" Arbuckle in Ills Bet
ter HALF" was a scream. The man
agement is pleased to announce that
on Sunday. April 20. they will COM
mence showing a big Pathe serial,
entitled THE Tigers Trail" with Ruth
Roland In the cast. Further partic-
ulars later. At today's matinee Ruth
King and her American Beauties will
present a laughable farce TOO Many
Wives" and as an added attraction
there will be Hawaiian joe" In Ha-
waiian songs, and also in popular airs
Of the day on the steel guitar and
ukelele.
EXHIBITORS TRADE REVIEW.
A little boy is stolen from the home
of q wealthy family in Vancouver by
Red" Adair. a bad man, who, with his
partner. lives in a shack In the Cana
dian woods. While the kidnappers are
preparing to negotiate with the Van
couver family the boy wanders away
from the shack and. lost in the woods
at night, falls into a bear trap set by
I.eneau. Little Roughneck" fills a
niche in the lives of julie and Jans
left vacant shortly before when their
baby died. Leneau Stays Adair SDhd
Pappineau when they try to regain
possession OF the child. and it is not
until Adair il dead that Jules learns
to whom the child belongs. After a
struggle Jane consents to Jules return
ing Little Rougneck" and III Van
couver the trapper learns that the boy
was left without relatives when his
mother. a housekeeper in the home of
the Judge died, and because of their
kindness to the child the Judge permits
them TO adopt Little RougnecK"
finally.
Mitchell Lewis. in the role Of the
y
fans" for his remarkable character
work in THE Barrier" Bar Sinister
and Sign Invisible" In this offering
he goes a long way towards strength
ening his claim to a high place among
the sreen character actors.
In roles of this type (the huntsr. the
trapper. prospector, more or less un-
educated. except in the lore and tradt-
tions Of the great woods. robust, hale
and hearty. accepting baltic under
provocation, but never seeking II, en-
dearing himself to women and children
in the same way that he becomes a ter
ror to certain classes of men about
him-one who laughs at great TRACE
diets and weeps at trifles) Mitchell
Lewis is after a diversified screen ca
reer in character roles has found hts
proper place, with the likelihood of
no second man to approach
him. Twice in this picture he bs tiles
with Red" Adair and lovers
OF good fight will find their fopdest
expectation fulfilled In "Nlns-Tenchs
of the Law" The second fight pic
utrized here is one that will take rank
with his very best, and the fans
know hat this means.
Comment on the work Of little
Breezy Reaves must be of a special
nature. 1t stands out Of the picture
and remains happy memory of q
child. quite unlike anything
OF its kind we can recall. Director
Eason met with remarkable success in
Baby Breezy, and this de-
lightful feature fthe picture ranks
to the work of Mitchell Lewis
unless we make a single exception I'm
favor OF Mr.. Eason. who has written a
story and directed In a
masterful way. In fact, the perfect
continuity and the prolonged element
Of suspense is one of the dramas very
best qualities.