Broadway Trio Brings Zelda Sears Play to Bridgeport
Zelda Sears delivers Broke at New Lyric with George McFarlane as lead. Lucille Poth returns home for the role, with a cast including Louise Galloway and Charles Dow Clark. Charley’s Aunt and Nazimova’s Redeeming features headline at Cameo and nearby venues, drawing crowds with light comedy and dramatic flair.
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Palywright
Bridgeport
Bridgepot
Henry W Savage
Mitzi
Zelda Sears
Billy
Miss Sears
Mr. Savage
Madge Kennedy
Peggy Wood
Adam May
Mss Sears
New Lyric Theatre
George McFarlane
Lucille Years
Pot
Players Stock Company
Lucilla Poth
Here
Georges MacFarlane
Tie
Miss Seara
Louise Galloway
Charles Dow Clark
Viola Gilette
Edgar Nelson
Gladya Miller
Almena Gowing
Willam ©. Gordon
Ursula Ellsworth
Margaret Walker
Gayle May
Harald Levey
Lady Billy
MacFarlane
Renovated Cameo Theatre Crowded On Opening Night
The Cameo theatre on State street reopened under new owners David H. Brand and Leonard J Brand with a renovated interior and a 1600 seating capacity. The program featured Sid Chaplin in Charley's Aunt Alla Nazimova in The Redeeming Sin and newsreels aided by a well toned organ as Bridgeport audiences gathered.
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Charley
Sid Chaplin
Cameo Theatre
England
Scott Sidnes
Nazimova
Artress
Paris
Cameo Theate
State Street
Bridgeport
Eatie Y
David H. Brand
Leonard J Brand
Boston
Alla
Serson
Easter Services In Milford Draw Large Attendance
Easter Sunday in Milford featured stirring sermons and music across all churches. Special programs at Plymouth Congregational, First Congregational, St. Mary’s, and Mary Taylor M. TG. church drew large congregations, with choirs and soloists presenting Stabat Mater and The Resurrection Master Pageant.
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Milford
Plymouth Congregational Church
Raymond G. Parmelee
Alice Turner Smith
Emma E. Georgen
New Haven
Frank Heppinstat
Alfred E. Scholz
First Congregational Church
W. Frank Chatterton
Lewis C. Fenton
Charles A. Lattig
St. Mary's Church
W. B. Ryan
Spinelli
Germain
J. N. Foehr
James Fhalen
Mary Taylor M. TG
Stage stars Nazimova and Tellegen in a dramatic romance
A tale follows a virtuous heroine coerced by a young aristocrat as his reforming love ends when she discovers he embraces another girl who turns out to be his sister. Nazimova and Lou Tellegen deliver standout performances, supported by Carleton D. Muller Rosita Marstini Rose Tapley Eric Mayne and Violet Virginia in a high order cast.
Harvest at Shubert New Haven and New York
The Shubert organization brings Kate Horton novel drama Harvest to Shubert Theatre New Haven then New York. A three act western centered on a Swiss farmer facing drought and family strain with cast including Augustine Duncan Louise Crosser Hale Mabel Wright Alexander Clark Jr Viola Frayne Bam Coit Farl Hovne and Ronald Savery.
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New York
Metropolia
Kate Horton
Shubert Theatre
New Haven
Messrs. Shubert
John Cromwell
Lake Michigan
S Enes
West
Mesma Shubert
Mr Cromwell
Augustin Duncan
Louise Crosser Hale
Mabel Wright
Alexander Clark
Jr Viola Frayne
Bam Coit Farl Hovne
Ronald Savery
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