The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Lyeeum Course TO Open in the Gar
den Theatre on Thursday Might.

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den Theatre on Thursday Night.
The Garden Theatre is promising to
/ Pensacola series Of high class en-
tertainments such as this city has
never had before, or at least not for
years. It is the Lyceum course,
opening on Thursday next with the
! Ward Waters Co. Besides a full eve
ming OF solid enjoyment that consti-
tutes the program OF this company.
Garden win add for full measure the
comedy OF five reels, Golden Idiot, by
Bryant Washburn. the big comedian.
This insures the rarest kind of en-
| tertainment for those fortunate
enough to be able to attend for at
the rate the season tickets, all of
| which include a reserved seat are SELL
| ing. the large capacity of the Garden
Theater promises to be soon ex-
| hausted.
The second entertainment, that is
booked for Thursday the thirteenth, is
q lecture by that great Southern
statesman. Hon. Champ Clark In his
position as speaker Of the House OF
Representatives at Washington, and
| the recognized strongest candidate as
successor to President Wilson. he is
the real power behind the govern
ment's activities. E.ery one In Pen
sacola knows the great needs of our
city for governments aid to develop
the resources we possess. particular
ly our, wonderful harbor As we are
all friends and admirers of our great
speaker Of the house. that fact should
be made known to him by the rousing
reception that only Southern hospital
fty can give.
The complete list OF entertainments
comprising the course Is as follows
March 6-ward-waters Company.
March 1s-Champ Clark
March 2o-Prof. Burnell Ford
March 27-The Saxonians
April s-Royal Hawaiian Singers
Players.
April 1o-Artist Trio.
April 17-Hetty Jane Dunaway
Company.
Pensacola has to thank Prof c. $.
Briefly as the initiator OF the Lyceum
idea, made possible for our city by
the cooperation OF Manager Stewart,
and the ample and pleasant audience
accommodations OF the Garden Thea |
ter.
Showing At tho Garden Theater To-
morrow.
Another one Of the enjoyable Car |
lyle Blackwell Evelyn Greeley COM |
edies will hold the place OF honor on |
the screen OF the Garden theater to- |
morrow when Courage for Two" is |
shown for the first time in this city |
Courage for Two tells the story o. |
two cousins. similar in appearance |
but totally unaiike in character. The |
rich fellow, Tony, has lost ambition. |
pep" and nerve through a life of |
idleness, while Cal. a rough diamond |
from the east side. possesses all these |
qualities In abundance. The story so |
maneuvers that It is necessary for the |
two men to change positions for a
short time. This proves to be the |
making OF Toney and the polishing Of |
Cal. There is charming dual ro-
nance enacted, each OF the girls In
vo1ved finding the change in the
character Of their suitors very much
for the better.
Courage for Two has an exceed
ingly generous amount OF comedy.
The east sider's. initiation into society
forms a humorous contrast on the enc
hand that is cleverly matched with |
the society's man debut into gangster
circles on the other. The author has
scenes In these phrases Of the pic
ture that are splendidly enacted by
Mr. Blackwell. Miss Greedy and Ro-
sina Henley, who carries the role OF
the other girl. Nor has tie dramatic
side OF the picture been left unattend-
ed. SThere is suspense aplenty and ac-
ton and excitement sufficient to
make five reels pass very quickly.
Courage for Two" was written by
Harry Q. Hoyt, author OF some of
World Films most successful feat
ures, while the direction was in charge
Of Dell Henderson.
Fast CvcIlst to Feature Pastime Bill