El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02
REDMONDGIVES
THIRDGOODONE
Musical Show at the Craw-
ford Continues of Enjoy
able Character.

Back To Nature the new Red
mond offering at the Crawford, is I'D
TO the standard Of the other two
shows given by this company, with
the cabaret advertisements, as they
call the specialtes this week. rather
better. II anything-maybe It is just
because so many Of them are punched
that they give It the color for a time
OF a vaudeville show. Anyhow. they
are all good-some are better than
good. The chorus wears the usual
classy costumes, smiles the usual at
tentive smiles and dances the usua4
number OF artistic compartments
It is about as peppery, gingery. smiley
a chorus as you could pick and there's
rot a sleepy girI in the buncn-
The show IS a farce comedy, dealing
with the kidnapping Of a girl by the
man she loves but humiliatess he
takes her 10 his summer home in the
mountains and treats her, as much as
he dares. as a cave man would treat
the woman he loyes-because she had
dared him 10 do Il. Napoleon" es-
capped from a nearby asylum. enters
in the second act and furnishes much
OF the fun, Ed Redmond does the part
and he does IL splendidly. without ex-
aggeration or horse play. Joe KEN
per IS the cave man" in the show
and Miss Bobbie Dean, with the win
some smile and the shoulders 50
pretty that she never wears a high
gown II she can help it. is the girl
victim. Other members OF the Red
mond company are well cast. includ-
ing big Eddie Afitchell-you'd never
think OF man that size being called
Eddie-whO does his share TO prove
that a man can be a villain on the
stage and a decent sort off The
show itself, while enjoyable, also
serves 10 give clever members Of the
company a chance TO introduce their
specialties and all OF them are good
beginning with Miss Deans While
The Incense Is Burning when the
odor is apt 10 make you lean over 10
the person beside you and uncon-
sciously spring the Joke that 7 smell
punk. do you2" On through the list
down to the very last number. when
Mr.. Kemper and Miss Dean close the
performance with duet and the girls
dressed in rich colonial costumes
dance q minuet, every mum Der is good
good because Redmond has good
people and then somebody rehearses
then and sees that everything Is just
RIG that must be the case. for the
shows alWsys go" like machinery and
they are always gooQ-
Not the least Of the enjoyable things
with the Redmond show is the violin
playing Of Bert Beyerstedt After
the first act. Bert plays a solo num-
Der, with orchestra accompaniment
that is worth hearing II you are FOND
OF violin music.
The company is putting on three
matinees this Week-tOday, WedneS-I
day and Saturday-and viii continue
the present bill TO and including next
Saturday night
Following are the song and spec.
ialty numbers, but just glance az
the title gives no adequate idea OF the
entertainment they offer. oar
entheticaIly. FL Paso has in the Red
mond company a real musical snow
that e can enjoy II you want to be
amused and entertained;
Serenado OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Girls
While the Incense Is Burning. ----.--.
...-..-..... Miss Hammond and Girls
(a) A Little Bit Of Heaven
% In the Sweet Long ago -Lr- heraper
THAT Cute Little WiEElir' Dance
.-........-.-.11i Miss Noblitt and GIFTS
Finale Observation-Disclosures EsIseill .li
College Lie ----. go $1,000 me 1l4-9
Lump Of Sugar In Dixie-.----.---.-
afammy's Coal Black Rose Miss Nobltt
A Quaker Down In Quaker Town
.-------.---M Mss Hammond and Clirls /
Southern Girls. Miss Nobltt and Girls +
Just For Girl -llr- SlI1y the /
an Bound Round by the Mason
Dixie Line ..----ir- Young and Girls
FInale-A Dream Of Long Ago.
Miss Deane. 1ir- kempe and Girls 4
C A. IL