El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
FLAME" is
TO COM
ALONC,TOO.
Next Sunday Max Fignadn
VIII Be Here in Newest
Laugh Producer.
EDDIE FOY TO BID
GOOD BYE TO CITY
Potash and Purln1utter" al
Crawford; "Old Ken
tucky" Coming"
RI Is nattering testimony to II

IT Is hattering testimony to the
eminence Of Emil oberhoffer, con-
4 ductor Of the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra. which comes to the
Texas Grand Monday and Tuesday
evenings and Tuesday afternoon, that
he retains, year after year, the ser
vices OF such distinguished musicians
as the men who head his various sec
lions
Richard Czerwonky. the young Ger
man who. for several years, has been
concert master for the orchestra fur
nlshes a case in point For a virtuoso
who, at the age Of Is, can arouse the
unqualified enthusiasm Of cold blooded
connoisseurs like the critics Of Berlin,
Vienna, PetroErad, Paris and Amster-
dam, can command any recognition
that he chooses
muck, the scholarly conductor OF the
Boston Symphony orchestra was re
sponsible for bringing CZerWonky TO
the United States, and he did so IN or
der that the young man might act as
second concert master under his own
baton, during the year which he CDr.
EucI) spent in Boston by special per
mission from the German emperor
The seat sale for the orchestra has
been excellent and It promises to be
the big musical event Of the year in
Il Paso.
Following the appearance Of the or
cheEtra, manager MaxWelIs bookings
are rather complete for some time
70 come, including The Flame" which
IS booked for three days commencing
Thursday the 51st and Max Figman
in his new production, Nothing But
The Truth" VINO is coming IN for sew
en- full days. beginning next Sunday
February 3. Then viii come another
week Of vaudeville.
Last of Eddie Foy.
The vaudeville bill that has been
delighting capacity houses at the
Texas Grand this week viii complete
2 weeks engagement With three more
ormznces-tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and night There are prob
ably q few Who have not seen the in
Irritable Eddie Foy ana his wonderful
family. and IL would be q shame for
anyone 10 miss this opportunity, for
It may be q long time before Eddie
and his marvellous family visit FL
Paso again The rest Of the vaude-
vile bill viii remain the same on
Sunday.
Manager Maxwell Is now negotiat-
ing fer vaudeville TO fill up the open
tine at the Texas Grand and as long
IS bills such as has been eeen there
60 far can be secured, liberal patron
age is assured
At the Crawford
The Otis Oliver players will be seen
next week IN a noteworthy attraction
At the Crawford theater, according to
the press agent Of that playhouse
Potash and Perlmutter" is the name
q the play and II was last seen here
hy the road company at the TeTas
Grand, where IL made a hit, Of course
For ingenuity Of plot, bright dialog,
hilarious complications and most
amusing situations, II can't be beaten.
Potash and Perlmutter are two Of
the funniest characters on the stage
and the Crawford press agent insists
that his two will keep the audience
in an uproar all the time. The play
FriIl be seen all week, starting Sunday
matinee with the usual week day mat
mess, Wednesday and Saturday. of
ficer 6ss" will be seen for the last time
tonight