El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-30

selves by their performances. as did
the cast in general
Mrs. Xmas Angel" is now in Phila-
delphia.
@BroadyEay to ParIs.s
A new winter garden review entitled
broadway TO Paris" made its appear
ance on Wednesday night 1t immedi-
ateiy Won 1aTne as the most extraTa-
giant of the late productions in that
playhouse.
The first number revealed Gertrude
Hoffman as a vampire in the dance
Dracula with Less Chaplin Later in the
evening she appeared in The Garden
or Girls, supported by a ballad OF
nymphs. This Garden OF Girls was one
OF the most attractive features of
long program Of specialties-
There was not as much Of a con-
t1nOous story in the new review as
there is in the romantic plots which
are Matched in the HippOdrOme spec
tacles. 1t was simply one episode after
another, all the things happening in or
near Paris and largely at the theater
Olympia
Among the profusion Of features
Nile. BOrd0n1 struck moderate and
quite pleasing note IN a little French
song which she followed with her first
effort in English Be it recorded that
me english was perfectly good, too.
Other leading contributors to the
entertainment in its various parts were
Marion Sunshine, Sam Mann, and Louise
Dressier. The books OF lyrics were by
George BrOWnson Howard, and Harold
AtteT1dSe. The music was by Max
Hoffman and Anatol Frfedland.
Weber and FieIds's New OPENING.
Those ancient entertainers, Joe Web
Der and Lew Fields, made their appear
without the Law" both burIesques.
These laughter provoking entertain
mentS were staged at the new Weber
and Fields Music hall and had their
premiere on Thursday night.
In "RoiIy Polly" the three scenes Of
Whlch are laid at the spring Of Raaten-
dad, the characters, all precariOusly re-
Iageu TO one another, WOve for them
selves a thread of plot and used il to
string specialties on
Nora Bayes and Jack NOrworth
Were especially prominent in "Rolly
Polly" As a college bred son of an
eXmine owner Jack NorthWOrth looked 7
MS nattlests while Nora Bayes. con-
stantly changing from one costume Gre
alton to another, added greatly to the
fun.
At the end Of the program came a !
capital burlesque of within the Law 4
which gave Marie Dressler an Oppor- Z
tunity to take off Jane COWl as Merry |
Urneri "a victim of honesty" Hand 4
cufted to inspector Bunk (Joe Webber) !
she dashed on the stage with the in /
Spector coming through the air after /
her.
The new home Of Weber and Fields 1
is done in white and red and is spacious
enough, especially between sets. to be 4
comfortable. 1t is Illuminated by means /
Of golden bowls Of lights hanging from /
esFhe WHIP
''The Whip" a Drury lane meIo- I
drama of English sporting life, was 4
produced on Friday evening at the /
Manhattan opera house. This play had 4
a record breaking run in London be-
cause of the thrilling situations it \
presents The melOdrama has an au-
tOmObile smashup, q train wreck and 4
a real horse race right on the stage.
The Whip is the name of a race
horse bred by the marquis Of Beverly,
a gallant old sportsman who has sought |
to hide the fitness of his horse so that \
no wagers could be made upon it. The /
affection is divided between /
the horse and his granddaughter lady /
Diana SartOris. AS the horse is being /
trained for the race. earl Hubert, of |
Brancaster, appears in the guise of an J
artist He falls in love with lady Diana !
and wishes to break away from Mrs. /