The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-31
LYRIC THEATRE

Miss Cleveland and her exceptional company, in 'Zaza," at the new Lyric theatre, is achieving 8 wonderful suc- cess, the big audiences which witness every e1formance uniting in enthu- slast1c approval of the production ano
 the performance. ''Zaza" is one o1
 the most interesting plays on the stage, and performed in such excel lent manner as is the case in the pres ent Instance, it cannot fail to give complete satisfaction
 There, will be but this evening performance remaining of the week which has been extremely successful 1 and this will be witnessed by an au- dience which will doubtless crowd the
 playhouse to it's fullest capacity
 Those who have not yet secured thei1
 seats for this evening should be quick to do so, for .the demand has been
 very large, ard there are sure to be
 some disappointments. Even the
 largely increased seating capacity af-
 forded by the new balcony will hard ly be sufficient this evening.
 | Comedy, of the highest class, and
 of the most enjoyable sort. will be
 Mrs. Temples Telegram, a spark
 ling three act play by Frank Wyatt
 and William Morris, will be seen here
 for the first time by stock company.
 The play is filled to the brim with the
 most delightful fun, all of that ex- tremely enjoyable class which ap-
 peaIs to every mind. Miss Cleveland play a performance which cannot fail
 to please, and the patrons of the Lyric theatre will find an immense fund of pleasure in it's presentation.
 As a Comedienne, Miss Cleveland has already established herself as among the best, and she has this year the support of a cast which could scarcely be bettered in the pro- fession. MT. Ingram will be seen for the first time in a comedy role, and that ne VIII give an account Of him. self which will greatly increase his popularity there can be little doubt. His work the past week leads one to expect great things from him, and he will be sure not to disappoint his friends, the number of whom has grown inordinately large already. A stronger Or more capable leading man has never been seen in Bridgeport in stock, and he has certainly created an enviable impression, which will doubtless be greatly strengthened by his work in Mrs. Temples .Tele- gram
 Of MT. Carroll, the local public have been led to expect good things, and they will surely not be disappointed. But these three will not have every thing their own way, for Miss Krieg hoff, Miss Lewis, MT. Byrnes and MT. Craney will be mighty evident in the cast, and their good work will assist in giving a rendition of this delight full play which will make it one of the greatest comedy events of many sea- sons.
 Mr., Conness, the stage director, will provide stage production that will form a perfect setting to the good work of the artists in the cast. and that will add immensely to the pleas ure of those who pay their good money to see fine production Mrs. Temples Telegram" will surely be one laughing feast, and not a single theatre goer in Bridgeport should miss seeeing it.
 A special matinee will be given on Monday. Labor Day, the prices for which will be the same as for an eve hing performance. Seats are now on sale for all performances, in fact, they are always on sale forB two weeks. ahead. Ask the box office how to en- gage seats for the entire season; the scheme is good one, and you will be delighted with it, It doesn't cost you an extra cent, and it adds immeas- urably to your pleasure, besides en- surfing you seeing all the splendid of ferings of the Eleanor Cleveland Stock. Company.