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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
11
In a tense scene Josephine and Lily clash over a departure plan. The encounter reveals strained loyalties, looming threats, and lingering memory of Jeanne and Feutur as characters brace for an uncertain journey toward tomorrow.
An 1850s Washington reception for Hungarian affairs unfolds with General Zewlinski and Countess St Auban amid political tension over slavery. The event blends diplomacy and social intrigue as Hungarian aims clash with American caution. Josephine St Auban reappears, drawing attention from attendees while discussions hint at broader North South strife and international consequences.
The Poli players stage Edward Sheldon's dramatic The Black Person set in the South amid racial tensions. Philip Morrow runs for governor as Clifton Noyes seeks disreputable influence through the mob, a Black man’s crime sparks perilous politics, and Georgiana Byrd faces a fateful choice as secrets and loyalties collide. The cast includes Ethel Cutton Georgiana Byrd and Van Beuren with a followed closing performance of Sowing the Wind.
The Lyric theatre presents Harold McGrath's The Man on the Hoe in a sparkling closing week performance by the Eleanor Cleveland company. The season features All of a Sudden Peggy with Miss Cleveland acclaimed for a string of successes, supported by a strong cast and scenic settings in Hawkeshurst and Lady Crackenthorpe's residence.
Review notes strong performances and impressive production values in a week long London theatre run. Cast work praised, with audiences flocking to the shows as tickets sell out quickly.
Rose Sydell and the London Belles will close their Park Theatre engagement tonight. Prima donna Lottie Engle, with Henry W. Savage's Little Boy Blue company, is featured. Engle, educated in Europe and once in Humperdinck’s Koenigskinder, has risen from limited English to fluent speech and is under a multi year contract with Savage.
The readable portion describes a lively entertainment event at the Park with women and a feature on a person named Helle. Several garbled phrases suggest smiles and lighthearted remarks about the day, mentioning Tuesday and Wednesday amidst fragmented wording.
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