The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-07
THE KIDS CLEVER IS ALL
THE NAME IMPLIES; SCOTTTS
SHOW CHARMS PACKED THEATER

ahs~ which carved such . blg niche
for ifnrii IN local tneaircni hHtofl.
u "a always unfair 10 select IN,
sisfs Of q home latent show. there ar
too nam faNorites. ENep member OF
the caat drew round after round OF
applause and he gtrls ut the chufh'
resolved many hlEh compliments on
Their cute costumes n pretty areeses
Joe Scott merltcd and received M
small shaw o. the success Tor the
show nis musical numberH were
atriEinrlN beautiful and the lines went
easily along with one laugh after an-
ofher In quick ~auccuas.ou. As Bob.
tho clever Md the lover Of The 0uak-
81 maid. scott waa wholly a. home
on the stage ans acted his toic IN 4
splendid manner HIS sons and dance
numbers wen. smoothly, csactly ~ his
friends knew heN would 80.
tiiss Opce stortE. y shy Quaker
maid. rorchrd a nice r~cCoEnltion from
the audience upon her first appear
anre. Her three n we're well re-
telted especially the upptilE meic'
dies OF It's Love" Her dancing with
Mr.. scott was nuii OF charm. The
quaker part hnmrercd her somewhat.
but when Hhe threw of her diaguisc.
b became The same ~yivicious dant-
lnF and nnuuE nNurtc which AlhI'
aueruus people have alwnNa heartily
auplaudcd in musical shows.
The Nork of Mas Nortsn1e Swlisnr
wus up 10 the high standard which
she had SCI tot herself by her previous
stage nupenunces A. Mrs nawkinr
aunt of the Quaker maid. she played
u pieasing role. and az Josiah barton
quickly discovered. wa some locker
SinunE fto@ca that Bloom Ia th'
spfturums. she Wa heartily en-.
.- 80 -. aUH.H.HHM HHaNNUHnT
M The dance numbers With hiii Me
donald.
Miss Vcima prichRrd surprised ever
the most ardent OF her admirers Win
net work IN the role OF Patsy. a me-
seuEer boy. She danced, sang and
spoke we'll and conducted herself upon
ths stag ukr "a professional Mis-,
Ruth Tompktns was Nrry pleasing I'D
another m~esseurcr boy. Mi4 irich'
ard and her chorus Of mesrengef'
score-i "a tremendous MT with a euus
ana dance number Mlssss Tompkins
and prchard had loads Of nun viii
their bir bass drum. They had a
little trouhle keepinE togefher on an
encore. but they were too delight
fui for that 90 matter aud the audit
snne whoored 'er M Just D Rmc.
Zoe Mcrannu wac she 'eiFcoNerN
81 the rNcuinr IN the first act, De
work got over very we'll but IN nc
second Ne rose Z nhis full power with
a very excellent eshihit Of characiei
work Ills song Why nld b DO
mai Dance for Me- caused an out.
hrsnk on nppinur. tina muri have
cheorrd those friends who had been
prrdicuur that Mr McCsnra would
register one Of the hits OF ne pro
dugtlon
D. d Iandoln Was wholly pleasing
no always b. ln nny theatrical event
Hs handled bib lines Ctp1hlS ana hi'
song In "a regular Bert Williams man
uer. The soft shoe dance which ~
introduced surprised .%verNon" he
carsp Of H. ehss and rpul gFtcc
HlIt Mcdonald acted the Josiah
psrton role with commendahls udel.
itv. Ills 'Fn~unE with b todies
song waE n bis triumph and his dane.
ina and sIugnE with MsH SwitErf Drew
heavy applause
Uetween acts. Miss Egiclle Harris
a university student and Maurig'
Klein Of New York CITY completely
won the audience with series :"
solo and duet number Miss hartlr
rendltion of "Iaddis" waa possibly
her most charming hit Of work 81.
received ril-mrrited applause W.
Kleln'a solo numbers dcmonsirii''
the excellent qualities OF his voice
rheir duet. The Garden OF W'
Heart" vent exceptionally wei
The work OF the chorus Mas tull %
merit throughout Their sport dres-e
and evening uwn were very colo,
nul and their ainHinr and dancing lei
nothing 90 be desired The male mem
horn looked equally VOL iu HuWmc
clothes and sailor toss
The show b. hoiur given nEnin thi
evening af thc CrNEiul and Do iH 'n
tirely probable that he house Wi'
be- sold ous aanin hy Tho time The car
tain risss ni 90 o'clock