The fonts you want are the real names - and are A&S fonts - for Art and Sign Studio.

I think this is another Google font - do you use those a lot?

Outlined.

and for those who would like to know the script.

P stem has been extended

Looks like it was related to Avenida.

Take that back - the font has "alternatives" makes sense for the E
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/itc/avenida/std/glyphs.html

and someone clipped the "S"

The original font was definitely Crystal in my heyday. I saw you wrote that and I smiled - because as soon as I saw your sample, I knew it as Crystal.

The closest I've come to "Crystal" in digital form is Font Font's Scala Jewel Crystal Regular - it is heavier, clunkier, but tends to suffice. https://www.fontfont.com/fonts/scala-jewel/crystal-regular

If you are looking for something similar - that maybe Castellar will help you - if you feel ambitious, it's easy to draw in the "third" line. http://myfonts.us/td-h16K06

Meanwhile, I keep looking to see if maybe someone has created it this for digital use.

I think this might do the trick.

and the "M" is Nuptial Script....

It reminds me of New Yorker - but Apple makes a font called Fox - I don't know where you can find it on the internet - but it might already reside in your computer's system folder.

It seems to be Lucida Sans Demibold - that the designer extended manually for this logo.

This is close - the E is identical.