El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-11
MR.. CLASS HAS
AG00D PROGRAM
Promises a Splendid Enter
tainment for Amigo Listo'
Benefit Performance.

Those who attend TIE benefit per-
Torrance at the Texas Grand theater
next Friday are promised an agreeable
surprise in the nature of an excellent
vaudeville entertainment. Jos. Glass,
who is giving the entertainment, says
there VIII be no less than six acts. any
of which would grace an Orpheum
program, and it is likely that there
Will be more-not acts that are old to
El PasOans, but each and every one
will be new and possessing especial
merit
To give some slight idea of the quail
( ity of the show manager Glass is pro-
viding as one of the means for quick
relief for the distressed and helpless
within the city's domain, it may be
mentioned that d four people comedy
playlet, entitled, "Billie's Boss" will be
staged. The cast is composed of four
local favOrites-AIiss Audra Alden, Jack
Bronson, Miss Ethel June and Elzie
La ROse-fOrmer members of the Lyric
players.
Another act which Mr.. Glass says is
ceI tain 20 create a lot of local interest
is that labeled The Singing Boy From
the Border" who is none other than
Charles wilson, a local product and
prodigy. Young Wilson, Tor the previ-
Gus year has been cabaret entertain
er in Denver, but visited home folks
during the holidays and remains here
until dIAeE lne amigo IlSLO NLNSdug
Fricnd) benefit. His hit is song from
the recent George Cohan New York
success, Hello, Broadway and an
other, Eight Hours for Work, Eight
Hours for Sleep and the Rest Of the
Time for Love
La Bonita" is a dancing girl-a pc
tite Spanish girl who came with her
parents to FL Paso when the Mexican
crisis was reached i'm the southern
republic-and it is promised this is d
star act of great brilliancy.
Some idea may be gained from the
above as to the quality of the talent
TO be provided. and the public is as
sured by Mir. Glass that if the benefit
show came in the regular way at the
higher prices, it would be accepted
readily as we'll worth it. yet so cents,
all of which except 800 to cover &C
tual expenses, goes to this deserving
charity, is the charge next Friday
night.
Donations Coming Lively.
Donations OF vssn and food for the
Amigo ListO" fund continue to be re-
ceiVed by a. Schwartz. chairman. Not
only are the donations coming in freely
but those who are helping are writing
encoura ging letters to the chairman
praising the work that is being done.
Among recent contributions are the
following: krakauer, York Moye,
$50; G. ViZcarra. so sacks of beans; II.
Lesinsky Co., $40; Commercial Ma
tional bank. $40; Houck & Deter, 50;
Mexican employees of the city, S22.60.
The following letter was received by
Mr.. Schwartz. from Krakauer, York 4
Moye. accompanied by $40 check:
Amigo ListO
A. Schwartz, FL Paso, Tex;
Dear Sir-We take great pleasure in
enclosing herewith our check for $40 to
be used with the other donations that
are being made to the Amigo ListO
fund.
We trust that our small contribution
to this very good cause will be the
means Of doing some good This worthy
object certainly merits support and we
are very glad indeed to do our small
share towards a very good and laudable
purpose, Very truly yours.
hrakauer. York & Moye.
BY Robert Krakauer.