El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
SCANDALS HERE
SEPTEMBER L

George Whites Scandals OF 1913
VIII open the road show season in
Fl Paso at the Crawford theater on
September II. Is and 10.
This is the show that made New
York talk all last year and closed on
Broadway in March Of this year, TO
1890" reviewed from Atlantic city in
the columns OF The Herald Nay 30
last
Speaking OF this attraction. the
South Bend (Ind.l Tribune, where
Scandals opened the season as they
viii in FL Raso, says;
Two months accumulation OF sum
mer-time gloom was dispelled in the
wink Of an eye at the Oliver theater
last night when George Whites
Scandals Of 1913 sWoOped down in a
colorful gust Of pretty facesi perfect
~ scandul0us Costumes a super
change OF riotous comedy, and & con-
slant display Of bare knees
TO say that the revue starts the
1e20-21 season with considerable dash
and vigor is no eIaggeratlon- There
IS lavish display Of gorgeous aud
abbreviated habiliments by an uuusu-
ally comely chorus. There is salts
lying change OF scene 70 keep ones
interest from tagging anG the SET
tings are up TO standard. There are
two clever dancers. Helen Wilson and
Jack Edwards; two hard working,
facetipus comedians. Duke Rogers
and Fred Cady, and an extremely
vigorous caricaturist, Grace Cameron
There are also a number Of other
principals sufficiently talented TO
produce frequent bursts of merriment
and liberal applause Then too. there
are songs, for the most part catchy
and well seasoned with Jazz, and the
Introduction Of a distinct novelty,
The shlmmy shop to meet the ex-
pectations Of those who still retain an
itch for an optical scratch"
Apparently the season VIII open
with sufficient eclat TO please the
lovers Of something unusual II the
1913 Scandals are anything ike those
OF 1920 money can be laid on the
chance that they viii please-and
New York liked them.
More shows, Maybe.
With the receipt OF the positive
booking dates Of this attraction man
ager =. 7. Maxwell received a partial
list OF other attractions for the CraW-
ford this year and he says he VIII
have a lot more If the efforts Of the
Producing Managers association in
New York TO get better railroad rates.
comes TO anything. On the plea that
the people need entertainment and
forget its troubles and is therefore a
splendid antidote for olshevism, the
managers have asked president Will
son to see If he can't do something to
get better rates for travelling organ
izations. II this is done, FL Paso
ought 10 have a lot Of good shows
this season
The Tiger Rose is booked for
October
The Marcus Musical Revue. a sim
liar show to "Oh. Baby" which went
SO wen at the Crawford last year. is
scheduled for i've days in November.
tt is owned by the same people who
owned -Oh Baby" and viii feature
some Of the principals featured in
oh Baby"
The Sweetheart Shop" a musical
comedy that has been running for
several months in Chicago and is to
have its premiere in New York in a
few days, is booked for FL Paso In
November also so are the Rusco &
Hockwald minstrels-
Robert Mantel in a repertoire OF
Shaksperean plays VIII be here in
December.
Experience" is booked for Febru-
aryi so is a performance OF the opera,
Carmen" and the old favorite-
Bringing Up Father"
As You Were" one OF the big New
York attractions now running, is
scheduled for appearance here in
April