The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-02
ATTRACTIONS HN AT 1.-THE THEATRES
LYRIC THEATRE


 The. Three of Us'' Rachel Brothers splendid dramatic work, will be seen this evening for the closing perform ance by. the Eleanor Cleveland Stock company, and the theatre will be filled to it's capacity, as evidenced by the excellent sale of seats. The play has been mighty successful one, and the company has won decided favor for it's c1eyerness in it's interpretation. The closing Of the second act, and the en- tire third act alone are well worth play is handsomely and very effective ly staged
 In s+CharIey's Aunt which is to be the offering of the Eleanor Cleveland company for the coming week, they 1-fu internationally achieve much before enjoyed in comedy This is one of the most brilliant plays of it's kind but filled with the most delicious and sparkling fun, which never ceases from the rising of the curtain until its fall at the close of the play.
 .-CharIey's Aunt has always been among the biggest comedy successes on the boards. It tells very pretty story, so c1everly that it engages and holds the attention at all times. The fun is never allowed to drop below the high point of tension which it assumes almost immediately upon the raising of the curtain. but on the contrary keeps growing and increasing until an audience is almost on the verge or collapse from laughter.
 Miss Cleveland and her company will have the time of their lives in telling this laughab1e story to the public. and the public will enjoy the occasion even more than the people in the cast liar zy Ingram and John Carroll will have zhe principal honors of this produc-l with every one else in the cast, for She piece is replete with delightful characters, and they will all be filled so well that the audiences will have not the least reason4to criticise, only to
 As to the staging of the comedy, Karkunoff & Schrock will look after that. and will care for it in the same efficient manner they have always dis played The enjoyment of the audi the picturesque stage settings which will be shown. while the dramatic rem <1ition will be the finest the comedy has ever had in this city
 There has been a good demand for seats for the coming week, ensuring houses of excellent size which will be increased the week goes along, untn it will be difficult to obtain any seats at all Better be on hand with your applications, and get your seats in time: better too early than not at all you know, and if you wait too long, it may be too late to secure any The appearance of little Cristeta Cont. the youthful violin prodigy who sEiIl be heard here Wednesday after noon 1 next. . under s. f. the auspices = of the
 
 conneteton with the famous Gwent Male Gle Singers. will be a musical event which ali music lovers in Bridge port should remember- Cristeta is but ] fourteen years Of age, but she has appeared in all the Eurppean capitals, and before all the crowded heads, with | Tremendous success, and with royal acclaim. She uses a genuine Stradi- varfue violin which one time be- 7onged to- Sarasate himself, who has | pronounced Crfsteta the most wonder full performer upon the violin he has f ever heard. for one of her years
 The coming of this extraordinary | attraction has no connection with the concert series of the Wednesday Af- ternoons Musical club. but is most welcome addition to that series, in that it will provide the music lovers with the oppor rtunity of hearing this noted little violiniet, and also one of the most famous glee choirs in exist ence- The GWeI1t Male Singers come here almost direct from the London Coliseum, whore they, have appeared with exceptional suceesss and their singing here will be treat which ev- | cry one should enjoy. The sale of seats already shows that a, very largel number will enjoy this offering, which should be the means of filling the theatre to it's fullest capacity.