The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-31
LIVING PICTURES
WILL BE REPEATED
Aleu- OllAVILLA
Charity Entertainment VIII Close
Tomorrow Night - Record
Patronage
Interest In Enterprise of Ladies
of Charity Grows as Carnival
Progresses :

Fof1owdne the distinct artistic sue
cess of the living pictures presented
at It'd Cp4onA %1ia "a dKg 16 the chief
entertainments features, last evening,
ctded to repeat several of the most
striking groups thas evening, in con-
snectfon with Others that have not yet
been presented
The Colonav4Ila Witnessed it's larg-
est attendance last evening. The big
structure was filled, and the galleries
crowded when the CoIonavilla march
began and when the Nights were dim
med. following the spectacular process
siouI and the living pictures were in
trodr7ed the entire floor was a mass
The Co1ouav1Ila will CLOSE tomorrow
night. The attendance has grown
steadily from night to night, and with
merit, It has waxed 50 strong in pop
lanzax NawOr that 1t Is likely the en-
sARrged armOry viii hold its record at
tendance tonight and tomorrow.
Holders of season tickets for the
GOlonawalIa may use them for the ex-
ira naea1t. though 6hey were printed
for the four nights it was originally
planned to hold the big charity enter
&adnznent. Others may secure single
admission tickets either from members
or Rf the door in the aEmcry
The revenue IN all departments of
the ColCna~ilEa lagt evening was very
Large There were many who came
enhancing the Financial success of the
carnival. Paradise Alley, particular
3y, with it's various amusing features
thr1ved with q constant stream of Wis
ators.
FIRST OF the pictures was Pocahontas
and John Smith The applause that
success of the Brpductfon. With a
complete scenic eQufp ment, and prop
critics wardrobe in keeping with each
picture, and effective musical settings
Pocahoutas was irnpersonated by
Miss Ethel Donovan and John Smith
indeed stunning, her many personal
charms and her admirable conception
Of the picture making the Indian girl
an ideal figure, while DIR. Kelley in
1t4fe role of the English rover clad. in
an equally striking costume, contrib
uted an element of romance that made
the opening number memorable Ev-
cry picture was heartily app1auded.
and a second view of each was given
Next came the Pioneer Girl, anoth-
CT erecttve setting, with Miss Gather
as her frontiersmau wooer This
grouping proved another effective
scene Then came a Colonial draw
ing room scene, THE Colonial Greet
ing, with Miss Gretta Hurley as the
Colonial girl and william O'Afalley as
the British officer whose salute is re
ceived with indifference by the Colon
ta1 belle. se
Halfiand BRUCE, as Napoleon, appear
ed in two familiar pictures of the EN-
peror. The detail, OF costume and of
makeup was fau1tIeSs, and the fmper-
EonaHBon most convincing
A pretty domestic picture is
Home Keeping Hearts Are Happiest.''
1t is a. family group with Armand
Rour1xe and Miss Marcella Rickard as
the parents, and little Marguerite San
FORD and Master Ezawardf K ennelly as
the yellna este ait play, with their toys
about the hearth. Another effective
reproduction was THE Hanging of the
Crane Miss Julia Carroll and Ar
r1and Rourke, seated on a settle and
easing into the fire logs made this
capita1 number
Sdx young women took part In 'SThe
Song of the Ages" a familiar Ea-ster
picture and the musical number
s-ssweet and Low was rendered before
hha curtains parted to disclose the
Hreap. The background Of lilies con-.