El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Haze 4 Heart
Sends You Ont
HNmn1ing Music
Plenty Of Comedy, Good
Music, Pretty Girls, Fine
Dresses, Scenery.

3 You come away from nave Il
: Heart" humming or whistling You
I said Something When You said You
+ Loved Me-" and forgetting to wonder
what the title has TO do with the show.
for. while the performance is full Of
melody. You said Something stands
out as the catchiest Of them all
Have a Heart differs from the or
binary musical comedy in that it is
musical: II differs in another essen
. tiaI: It contains comedy. With an aug
I mented orchestra, the musical part Of
: the show is given the prominence that
( it deserves, for. while there is plenty
Of fun. the strong appeal or Have a
Heart is its music.
The stage settings are in keeping
with the show. which means that they
are good to look az, even elaborate.
/ The chorus girls are the prettiest look
/ ing lot that have been at the Texas
Grand in a long time and make one
believe that all the pretty girls were
not drafted for Red Cross work in
France-something We were begin
ming 70 believe as result OF some or
the choruses seen here in the past few
months. And the gowns they wear are
not only becoming, but they look ike
real money and are in keeping with
Henry Savage's reputation 1or doing
things right Every thing about the
show is on a high order-silk stock
tngs. lingerie and all that sort Of stuff
Joseph Keno. as the elevator operator.
furnishes the greater part OF the
comedy and does enough dancing 10
make up for any shortcomings ne
might have in the comedy line. but
he didn't register many shortcomings
last night The audience candidly
liked him and demonstrated i BY
laughing at the slightest thing he
said II wasn't one of that I-dare-you-
to-make-me-laugh audiences
Henry Antrim. the leading man, has
n good voice and a pleasing stage
presence. His work added much to the
enjoyment Of the performance
Ruth Oswald. Grace HOey and Helen
Ukers carry the principal female roles
and. while they are not operate stars, Z
all have sweet voices and pretty faces /
Several OF their song numbers were
unusually wen done
Rosie Green did a whirlwiud dance
with Keno. that was as good as keno's !
story Of Ewes dress getting mixed up Z
in the salad.
Something good might be said Of all I
the cast. for Il is well balanced. in I
the full sense OF the meaning, and 4
there is nothing in the manner OF the F.
note. II Is not a performance where 7
there Is as much 10 laugh at as 70 en-
JOY in a musical and a scenic way. but /
scme OF the quips and jests are real
smart. as for instance,
aHusbands and liars. 7 never
could understand why the Eng
Ilsh language should be eiuttered
up with two words that mean the
Eame.s
Or this.
Your wife has a viii of her own"
Yes and I am always made the
sole beneficiary
or this
sstop your contOrtiOns- When
Il comes TO making your face oh
nOxiOus to your friends. nature
has endowed you well enough
or this one
MY wife a fashion butterfly The
way she goes through my clothes
you'd think she was a moth
And then this one;
That wasn't a Chicklst ] swal-
lowed: II was a moth ball
And there are a lot Of others; this
one that 7 almost forgot. for instance .
'.Waiter. see n my car is down
STAIRS
ear is its1
cit has Highland Park on it,
And then here's another. from a
husband who has been divorced
Il am a Cancelled coupon from the |
bond OF matrimony"
Or this advice TO a man who wants !
% marry an ideal girl Let her
stay ideal. old man; don't marry her" {
This one made Robert Krakauer !
augh-probably recalling someone in
his store.
Il work so hard that 7 am always
through" Lots OF US know people like !
hat: don't we2
And when the separated husband :
nd wife get TO talking things over
nd she shows an interest in the wom-
n he admires, he asks her; Are YOU
ealous"2 She replies. NO. not that. j
ut a woman whom a man has mar s
led always like 70 know what sort Of II
aste he displays in the women he ad- u
hires" +
There are a lot more as good-some il
etter-and il is all in all a real mu- Il
icai comedy-the kind we used 10 a
ave often and like so well. back in d
he long ago when the world was not p
[ war and there weren't any drafts C,
or anything TO take the young men
way. when we turned out and packed Z
he house every time anything came p
long that charged two dollars for w
eat But times have changed or the o
eople have changed or something. for Il
mere was a small house for the open h
IL night and IL was a far better show "
han audience Maybe Fl Paso viii
o justice TO the performers and Mr. In
avage and Ed Maxwell and l. ". al
rawford and everybody by turning d
ut better 10 the other performance A
G. A N. u