The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-17
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LYRIC THEATRE

l The presentation of f@The Kreutzel Sonata at the Lyric theatre is daily
 adding to the prestige of the Eleanor l Cleveland Stock company, the big au- dience of yesterday evening added it's , praise to that already extended by the fortunate ones who had witnessed the
 play the preceding days Nothing
 shown in Bridgeport this season than
 this, and everyone who has seen the
 play is loud in expressions of aprre-
 ciation of the excellent work of the
 Miss Cleveland could scarcely be ex- celled in the role of Miriam. while Har-
 ry Ingram and John Carroll are warm 1 ly welcomed. There is not charac- 1 ter in the entire play, and the story is filled with characters of the finest | sort, but is ably filled by the members of Miss Clevelands company. A l stronger presentation of the play has rarely been gwen, and never by a
 other during the season has done, is enhancing the value of the Cleveland company, and the reputa tion. long ago established as the strongest, best bal
 anced, most able stock company ever appearing in Bridgeport is strengthen ed with each succeeding performance
 Last evening, the theatre was filled almost to the entire seating capacity, and the sale for the remainder of the week promises an attendance which will establish new records at this play
 
 ta.ined their seats for the performances of 1.-The Kreutzer Sonata will have to take what they can get for the re- mainder of the week, and It IS safe to assert that not one of the perfor- mances but will see the theatre crowd
 ed to the doors.
 EtBrewster's Millions will be the of ferfng of the Eleanor Cleveland com pany for next week, and already the sale of seats presages audiences of
 li wifi The fame of this great play is wide spread; it has been seen in Bridgeport before, but never has 1t been better presented than it will be given by the powerful Cleveland cast. The play, as all know, is exceedingly interesting dramatic always. even sensational at times. It tells a powerful story of adventure and daring, with a heart in tereSt which is intense; it's moral is pointed, it's lesson is deftly taught. It Is a play which all can see and enjoy, and in the hands of Miss Cleveland and her associates, it will form dra- matjlc entertainment which could hardly be surpassed.
 Karkunoff & Schrock, Miss C1eve- lands managers. will provide a scenic setting for t4Brewster's Millions which will be entirely commensurate with the exceptional character of the pre- senting cast. The wonderful ship scene, which is one of the strong feat ures of this play, will be reproduced 1 with startling dd.1ity, and all the var ious stage Requirements of the play will be met In the same lavish spirit of completeness 'Brewster's Mil Iions'' will be so finely presented dur ing the coming week that all pre- vious productions will surely be cast into the shade. and the fame of the Eleanor Cleveland company will grow even stronger than eyer before.
 Seats are selling for next week, and l the prospects for brilliant week are 1 exceedingly bright Better get in line i early and be sure of getting just what ? you want; if you delay too long, you will find that others have been wiser, ! and have secured the very seats you wanted for yourself.