The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-04
LYRIC THEATRE

In -zLcnaTlST- S- AuEL+-7 WHICH Is LO O9 the offering Of the Eleanor Clevelsnd Stock Company at the Lyric Theatre this week lies 9 fund of eptertatn- ment which is possessed by Jew com very pleasing one.s and is told with such relish that an audfence always appreciates every moment of it.. and m rising of the curtain until the very close of the plays -
 Ch4rIAyfs Aunt" this week will 1t has ever had in Bridgeport An the favnrftes. of the excellent Cleve- land east will be engaged in it's in depreciation, and the stage settings viii be under the especial attention of KarkanoH 6 Schrock, who have so slgnsHy succeeded in everything they they thus fsr. The high merit of Miss Clevelahd and her associates is well known. and universally commended: 1: in drama ors camedy they are ~equally at home, and their work is always of the most agreeable kind This is the second season of Miss Cleveland and is stflf -to record the first instance wherein they have failed to meet universal approval In this instance. able and the patrons of the play house will find a vast amount. of pIeasure in witnessing the portrayal of Charley'S dilemmaa, and those of his Erfends.s 1s
 The play has a number of excellent love episodes, which always interest, that interest being engendsred by the And they all turn out well, with one exception. which ls go ludicrously poinfment meets only with derision. and the expression 'sIt served him right. There is never g. dull mo- ment throughout the entire play, the interest being always at the. top notch, while the fun is so continuous, and go contagious. that one forsets all his cares, and the house rings with the applause and laughter of every
 Harry Ingram will have the title of his aunt. that is his real aunt. be- ing interpreted by Miss Lewis. who will be seen in this play to better has shown us this season John Car roll will play the part of Jack Ches- ney, Chariey's ehurn and room rate have the part of the 1nasquerading '.Babbs-'s This will be 9 line part for MT Dewitt, who has made him self a popular favorite by his care- full, conscientious work.
 Miss Cleveland will play Charley's -sweetheart. Kittie Verdon, and Miss Rochte, another fayorites in the com Jacks hancee. Amy Spettigue. All the other parts will be equally as well customary evenly balanced and per feet rendition of the comedy, better in every way than it has ever been done in Bridgeport before
 The week is sure to be a nightly successful =one as assured by the ad- vance sale of seats. which is consid- erab1y larger than usual.
 Tomorrow evening, the latest and most authentic election returns will be read from the stage between the acts, Manager Isham & Heaphy hay Ekg made arrangements whereby they Will be served among the first in epwn, by special wire. These returns %ill be much more reliable than can He heard on the streets, and the Lyric %iH be the place to go Tuesday even Rg, for one can see an excellent per . Brmance, and hear the latest news, &Fen before the newspaper offices let it.
 E Judging from present indications Alere will be present very large EudieEce Wednesday afternoon, when 4e famous Gwent Male Glee Singers & Welsh choir coming direct from fhe London Coliseum, will appear at 3e Lyric and with them Cristeta &eni, precocious child artist from Europe's foremost violin virtuosos. There has been a splendid sale of Rats, and it appears as if every mu-
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 The Gwent Male Glee Singers are exceedingly famous in their own the auspices of the Knick erbocker Concert bureau for a series of con- Ferts in New York and the larger Cities, of the country. Their opening performance in New York received the enthusiastic praise of the news papers and the musical critics, who Ea&-e both the choir and little Miss Ieni Che highest conmendation.
 Cristeta Geni, despite her youth, plays from memory over forty of the great masters Compositions, and plays them well that she has been called '-fhe little Sarasate.,s That great artist himself gave her the credit of being the most wonderful performer he had ever heard, for her years, and she uses in all her concerts