The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-17
AT THE LYRIC

The huge success of the Frank Car nenter Stock company in Margaret Anglin's charming comedy, Green Stockings" continues, and each per- formance is crowded to the capacity or the playhouse. Even yesterday, In all the pouring rain. two immense audlen. ces witnessed the play, and enjoyed it's humor to the utmost. The spien- did work of the company was pralseo to the limit, and the expression Wes often heard that it was one or the best offerings of the entire season.
 There will be only the performances this evening. and tomorrow afternoon and evening, to witness this delicious play, and every theatre goer In the city. who has not seen, and who can possibly obtain seats, should be In .at- tendance at one of the three perfor- mances. There are a few seats to lne had, but they should be applied 1or early, Or they will all be gone.
 .sold Heidelberg which will be the attraction for the coming week, mas been in careful preparation, and tne Carpenter company will be ready to give it one of the best renditions the will be paid to detail, and the mas- siveness of the production will be g magnificent surprise to the patrons of the theatre during the coming week. In fact, so heavy will be the produc- tion that it will be imperative to raise the curtain every evening at 5 pre- cisely, in order that the performance may not be carried too far into the evening. Patrons should bear this fact in mind, and all should be in their seats before the curtain rises, in order to see the opening scenes Of the play. To miss these is to miss much of the delight Of the play, and destroy tne splendid impression one gets by seeing the entire production. a
 Every member of the big Carpenter cast will be employed in, the presen- tation of this remarkable drama. Miss Cleveland and all the principals of her company will be excellently cast, and they will all give a me ac- count of themselves and of the sever al roles entrusted to their care. M Conness will be seen as the young Prince, Carl Heinrich, part in which he will be seen with the greatest pleas ure. It is character which he Is well fitted to perform, and as he will have the magnificent support the oth- CTS of the company can give him, the result will be a decided and unbound ed pleasure for all who witness the production The stage production will be perfect in every way Manager Isham has laid plans for a most complete and beautiful stage equipment, and not a detail will be neglected, neither will any expense be spared to make this the finest, most elaborate offering of the whole season. The Carpenter company has given us many good things in the past, but not one o1 them will compare for stage beauty. or for dramatic merit, with the perfor- nance of "Old Heidelberg next week Seats are selling very rapidly fol the entire week, and those who are wise are buying theirs well in ad- vance. It is the only way to be sure of getting, them, and even. then you are not certain of them unless you pay your money and take them away with you; for if you are late in. getting them. the demand is so great that they must be resold after a certain hour, and you will lose the opportunity to see the beautiful offering which will be presented next week.