El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Plenty Of Rich
StNffIn Ne7O
RedmOndShOW
Conversation Is the Sort to
Make You Sit Straight
and Keep Listening.
''What would you do for s1O?a

what would you do for $1O7"
I'D do anything but commit muir
DO you care to earn an honest dol
Iar?"
Il care to earn any kind Of a dol
lar"
II you heard this at the Texas
] Grand and had paid So for a seat and
, you heard a lot Of other stuff as good
you'd say it was some show
This is a sample of soms of the con-
versationaI stuff in Where We're You
Last Night?' the new Redmond show
at the Crawford this week. The
above excerpts are from the converse
ton between the bachelor girI CSfigs
Bobbie Dean) and the chauffeur ed
die MitchelL) There are other things
Just as good For instance.
girl @'-' 1'-s
And Just when good lies are get
tious wife.
And here's another:
On she'll have an excuse when she
gets here-Women always DO"
And another:
sherman was wrong: women are
what he said war was
And here are some more:
sometimes wish I was married to
butcher and had u children" CThis
from a society wife).
friend.
oh. I wouldn't care whose thew
were so long as they were mine"
This from a young girl: "Oh, don't
want to be stupidity respectable; I'll
save that for old age"
This from her sweetheart:
Don't you want me to kiss your
Her answer:
Ne. but want you to want to-"
Here's another from the same girl:
You taught me to kiss I used to let
the boys kiss me: now I kiss back"
This from the housemeid: You
certainly have regal morals"
The answer from the chauffeur:
sure have; amt no gentleman"
The play is full Of Just such smart
chatter and the participants wear
some swell clothes to correspond to
the conversation and altogether It is
quite lovely party. with Peggy
Belts all dressed up looking her best,
which is some looks, as you all know,
ana Bobbie Dean wearing two kinds
OF bathing suits and the bathing girls
changing their costumes in transpar-
ent bath houses with lights behind
them and Joe Kemper sporting a new
Drogue that is Just brOgueiSh enough
not to spoil his speech n everything.
From the opening musical number
with its elaborate setting Of flowing
fountains, seaside landscapes, live
parrots and comfortable lounging fur
niture, down to Bobby Deans joke
about the centipede with one foot in
the grave still having a long time to
live, the new Redmond show is even
more in the way Of entertainment
than praise agent Eddie Mitchell
promised for It.
The show is snappy and fun Of sen
fences that make you sit up and take
notice or miss it. for the lines are
that good that you have to be alert il
you catch all the stuff, and. while the
Redmond musical numbers are always I
good, the old man" seems to have !
been saving some Of his best efforts
until now; same thing goes about the |
costumes, for the girls certainly do |
sport some peaches. not only once, l
but several times. And Joe kempers I
dancing number. assisted by Dollie 1
and the rest of the doliies, is just as
dainty as It is at times sensational 1
Miss Grace Wolfe and Mr. kemper did |
the sensational turn IN this act, al j
though all the girls contributed 70 /
the success Of the number.
There is so much that is good in the 1
don't overlook the song
numbers and the chorus in It's pretty
new costumes-that II IS hard TO say /
anything without saying enough TO /
spoil It for others who VIII Cor
should) want to go and see It You'll
laugh at Orville Harris when
he finds out how to make love and
make it stick. and you'll like Bobbie
Dean-but, Of course you always like
in fact there is nothing in
the show this week that is not lika Die
G. A N