El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
THAT REDMOND
SHOW IS REAL
It's Regular Stuff and FL
Pasoans Should Ap-
preciate It.

There is something about the Red
mond productions at the Crawford
that reminds one of a big garden Of
flowers on a dewy morning in early
spring-everything is so clean, so
fresh, so colorfuL
The costumes are dainty-in fact
one Of the most striking features of
the Redmond show is the elaborate
6aintiness Of the costumes-the stage
settings are artistic. finished and
even massive for Crawford produc-
ton. and the members Of the cast are
ali. CAPABLE A special feature that at
tracts attention is the music. under
the baton of Harry Beyersted, aug
mented by his brotner, Bert, violinist,
and drummer who is some expert
The latest offering Of the Redmond
company. Dazzling Dora" is one Of
those musical comedy affairs wherein
everybody gathers at a summer resort
and then all get mixed up so that the
untanRlinE is a job for a man with
the experience Of a Solomon or some
thing.
Intersperced throughout the two
acts, with a beautiful lake and noun
tain view for a background, are some
clever song and dance mum Ders, with
the beauty chorus, and that means
what il says for there are some
beauties in that chOrus-say the
fourth from the right, for instance
lust TO be specific-doing It's very
large share TO make the entire show
success one Of the mum bers- featur-
ing Miss Bobbie Dean. a pretty little
girl with a clever smile, a few clothes.
and wonderful shoulders, carrying
basket OF posies all lighted by cleo
tricity. gives the show regular New
York flavor
All the singers received their share
Of applause. including Miss Irene
Noblitt. an II Paso girl with a sweet
smile and a peppery manner. 10 say
nothing OF her voice, which Is good
joe kemper is a classy looking lead
ing man-One Of the type all the Sirls
love and who loves himself devOtedly
and despite his looks he sings wen
and dances with genuine grace with
Miss Marian Hammond, a dainty lit
tie slip in a becoming frock, he does
on artistic song and waltz in the new
show.
Ed Young gets away with two good
numbers, winning mostly on his dane
ing ability, which is rather unusual
Hoyt Smythe CHORUS girls usually
spell IL that way but he's no chorus
GRID got a lot Of applause on his song
In fact everybody got good hand
and deserved it
Ed Redmond. while he hogs much
Of the show, has a right TO do II, for
its his show and he can afford the
luxury he's a good comedian. even
If he does oyerdo IL q little once in
awhile
Altogether, as previously remarked. [
and herewith repeated, it is a show
that Fl Pasoans can vel afford to
patroniZe. for Il is sort Of a joyous
thing that should be an institution
instead OK an incident in FL Paso- 1
Just look at the song stuff, for in I
stance
Kztinka. Mr.. Kemper and Girls /
m a Real Kind Mama. Miss Noblitt I
Loveland Days
-.-...-.. Miss Hammond and Girls l
There Wasn't Anybody to Meet Ne
--.-----------. MISS Jealle I
Ny idea OF a Girl M Young and Girls I
She Never Kissed anything Except
The Blarney Stone I
.-.---Mr. Redmond and GIFTS 4
The Venus Waltz -...--.-.-.------
-. Miss Hammond and Mr. hemper 4
Mascot OF the Troupe
-.......---...M Miss Deane and Girls
Finale. Entire company
Intermission OF Eight minutes
Act Il Scene. the same. Time, Night
Opening ------------.---- me GlIls
Ny Brown Gal-.-.------- MI smytne
When Yankee Doodle Learns TO
ParIez-Vous- Miss Noblitt and Girls {
When Iris Eyes Are Smiling --.----
MI Aelnl1I
Sweetest Boy in Maryland .---.----
.--..-.-..M Miss Deane and Girls 4
Wee Bit CT Scotch $1,000 Mr. Young ]
All I Need is a Boy Like YOU
.--.-.. Miss Hammond and Girls
finale Entire company I
G. A. II