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OPERA HOUSESaturday December 25th

MESSRS MARTIN EMERYSPresentation of Richard Wagner Mystic

Festival Dra-

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In EnglishAdapted by Vim Lynch Roberts

Based on the Legends of the Holy GrailProduced at an enormous cost and enacted by a cast of noted players

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MATINEELower Floor S100Balcony 75c and 50

ONE NIGHT ONLY

Tuesday Dec 28The Most Entrancing Musical Treat of

the YearMARTIN EMERY COSStupendous Production of The Wild Fire

Operatic Sensation-

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Henry Blossom and Victor HerbertPresented by a Company of 60

Including Bert O Swor as Con KIdderFranker Woods as Kid Connor and theFamous Dutch Kiddies

Augmented Orchestra and a Chorus of40 Beauties

Exactly as witnessed 479 times In NewYork City 307 times In Chicago by over1000000 people

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ParsifalParsifal In whatever shape It is

presented whether with all the beautyot Carusos voice and Conrelds op¬

eratic orchestra or in tho blatenttranslation depicted by Henry Savage-or whether in the form of Englishmusic drama as It will be seen at theopera house this afternoon and night-it will always remalnan education inItself No one can deny the beautiesof the wonderful story There is about-It that pristine atmosphere of mys-ticism that charm of medievalismthat constant succession of symbolicutterances and acts which makes itImpossible to class It with anythingmodern and which lifts it to therealm of classic-

In modern thought and aims theteachings otthe piece may seemquixotic but of such strength is theplay so beautiful are the passages-one la forced to attention and as thestory unfolded act by act the Ustender forgets the outside world for¬

gets the noise and bustle of the mar-ket

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place the furore of the streets andIs carried on with the Knights of theHoly Grail in their pursuit of thathighest life where the triunal mottonf faith hope and love is the beaconlight and the death on the cross anexample

Parsifal patrons should bear inmind the unusual hour of commence ¬

ment The performance will beginpromptly at 745 and the managementrequests that everyone be seated bythat time as none can be shown totheir seats during the action of theplay

Dancing Her Way to Fame-In a peekaboo waist a kneelength

skirt and two dainty slippers yerniceMartin a Boston girl Is singing anddancing her way Into the hearts of

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theatregoers She is Tina in TheRed Mill

Miss Martyn who Is but twentytwoyears of has a voice of remark ¬spearingopera singer Miss Martiyn said-

I do not mean to stay in musicalI comedy all my life I am continuingvoice culture and later intend to goabroad to study After that I shallenter the grand opera field and sur¬

prise my friends who think I am onlya dancing and singing soubrette-

The Merry WidowAll the evidences of success have

been supplied the operetta The MerryWidow It has been burlesqued ithas been Imitated and unscrupulousplagarists have not hesitated to stealfrom its wealth of melody and fromthe charm of its story It has traveledthroughout the length and breadth ofAmerica and has been as popular here-as it has Wen throughout EuropeLacing other worlds to conquer anabeing barred from entrance to thetheatrical activities of any of theplanets it is now going over oncetriumphed sections and is repeatingthe hit It made on the occasions of itsfirst presentations Indeed it is more

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delightful now than ever It is likethe wine that is consumed at Maxims-in

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the last actit gets better with ageThere will be a larger clientele await ¬

ing the Lehar operetta this seasonthan that which thronged the theater-on the occasion of the first engage¬

ment here of Henry W Savages per-fect

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organization in the pieceThe chorus is perfectly trained and

nimble and graceful In the riotousi scenes which close the story atMaxims where the dawn finds the-

j prince and Sonia in final reconcilia-tion

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the dancing umbers are as full of j

abandon and grace as the most vividImagiation could picture the original-in the Parisian resort In Savagaesproduction however care has beenexercised to the end that the bounds-of propriety be not overstepped There-is a liberal sprinkling of spice but itis no more than the most fastiudlouscould relish A very French appre ¬

hension of the distinction between thegay and the merely suggestive keepsthe operetta from suspicion of impro-priety

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and the authentic love storywhich is the center of the play addslegitimateepisode

interest to every reckless I

The mind of the auditor is takenalong on the fortunes of the romancebetween Sonia and the prince and Is

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of pictures ot gayety and mirthA heavy advance demand for seats

indicates that there win He this timean even greater demand for ticketsthan previously for those who sawThe Merry Widow before will not be I

content unless they see it again andin the meantime they have sung itspraises so enthusiastically that thosewho have not witnessed a productionof The Merry Widow declare theywill be first in the line of ticketbuyers

The production as beautiful andfine as ever will be seen at the operahouse Tuesday Jan HhJanuary List of Edison Records

Unusually AttractivePopular sacred and high grade vo¬

cal selections in solo duetand Quar¬

tette form as well as band numbersand instrumental solos with a vaude-ville

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sketch or two comprise the 20-

amiberol numbers appearing in theEdison record list for January Theamherol list includes such well knownand desirable selections as Washing-ton

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Post and the High School CallMarches one record by Sousasband Ballet Music from MlleModiste by Victor Herbert and hisorchestra Ring o Roses the popu ¬

lar duet from The Dollar PrincessMonte Cristo Waltz by JordaRosa

bruna Quintette that favorite senti-mental

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ballad When You WereSweet Sixteen by Manuel Romainthe beautiful Gobble Duet from TheMascot by Wheeler and AnthonyBerceuse De Jocelyn cello solo by

Jean Schwiller Flow Gently SweetAlton by the Metropolitan Quartette-and A Race for a Wife a vaudeville I

sketch by Ada Jones and Len SpencerThere are also two vocal selections inHebrew and three in Italian I

notable of the latter being Ciribhij

Daddi-In

bin by Maria Avezza and Francesco

the standard list are found TheSummer Girl by Sousas band ItsHard to Find a Real Nice Man acomic song by Bessie Wynn OrientalMarch by Victor Herbert and HisOrchestra Medley of Irish Reelsby John Kimmble Eiley Riley thedelightful waltz number from TheMidnight Sons by Ada Jones MaLill Sweet Sunbeam a mammysong by Mabel McKinley I SaidHooray by the English comedian

Jack Pleasants and Ting TangSang a clever duet in Chinese dialect-by

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Colons and Harlan The remain-ing numbers in both lists are in qual-ity variety and excehence of rendi-tion quite up to the usual high stand-ard

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GOOD GAME IS TO BE PLAYED TO ¬

DAY ON THE LOCAL GRIDIRON

Everything is ready for the big foot¬

ball battle today which will be playedbetween a picked team of the Pensacolaschools under Captain Shuttleworthand Manager Coleman and the Ath ¬

letics of this city who have been un ¬

able to get many games to give thepublic a chance of witnessing classyfootball A classy game will be seentoday as the team under Colemanthe famous lightning end and Cap ¬

tain Shuttleworth have lost no time-in practicing for the affray or select ¬

ing the best men for the purpose ofclipping the laurels of toe Athletics

The Athletics have been veryanxious for a good team to give them-a clean game of fotball and now theyhave the opportunity to play anothergame in this city for the rare sport ofthe football enthusiasts who with thecrowd of rooters are expected to putginger into the boys and make thegame all the more interesting Thelineup of the Athletics will appear asfollows

M Gilmore who will be seen atcenter is all man by test ana nesays if it becomes necessary he willhold the whole line by himself ESalter at right guard and L VanPelt at right tackle are two men 1n

the right places R Boyett the crackleft end who made the S M I gaze-at him when he slipped a touchdown-on them for tho first time this seasonwill defend his side of the line in firstclass form E Watson in left guardand O Browner or F Ronger at lefttickle who have distinct favorablereputations as crack football men willhave to be closely watched by the op¬

posing team at all points of the game-R Gilmore the hardmuscle and hardworking plumber who will hold leftend will exhibit some of his famousstrength both on the defense and onthe offense H Gould the man withthe mighty physique who will play atfullback says that if the opposingteam lets him get a good start it willtake more than one of them to stophim R Wallace the famous acrobatwho will use his million muscles willbe seen at right halfback and F Reager and O Brawner who will inter¬

change during the two halves will beplayed at left halfback anti left tacklerespectively and A Boyett betterknown as Black Jack will do thefancy quarterback work Q Borrasand A KirclUffer who will undoubt-edly

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play part of the game are alsotwo sure men Harris the cracKtackle of the Athletics who has been I

unfortunate enough to suffer an en ¬

forced confinement on account of sick ¬

ness since playing the last game isnow convalescent and may possibly beseen in the game However he willbe on hand and if he does get in thegame it means that the other teamwill have to watch him or he willdown them in their tracks as he hasdone in the other two games playedby the Athletics

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One of the largest if not the verylargest steamships to come into Pen¬

sacola in many years entered yester-day consigned to Jno A Merritt-Co This is the Atlantian 6175 tonswhich came from Liverpool in twentydays The Atlantian will be loadedpartially at this port and will com-plete

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cargo at New Orleans the regu ¬

lar port of call far the vessels of thislineThe Atlantian was anchored in thestream and before being there an I

hour lighters with lumber were lashedalongside and work of loading startedshortly The steamer has four masts I

and at the head of each of them were I

flying a different flag as th<> vesselcame majestically up the harbor i

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ago but did not remain In port morethan a few hours At that time theLeyland people were trying out a sortof an experiment in the rapidity ofdispatch of their vessels and sentthe largest to what they considered-the port of more safety and dispatchPratique was refused the vessel im ¬

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