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and gold-rimmed spectacles, creates such a vivid, warm person on stage that the audience finds itself coming up for air from a great depth between acts and as the play ends.” — Barbara Wilier, The Times.
— “Embodying the character of America’s most famous and celebrated defense lawyer, Eiland holds the stage for nearly two hours, a remarkable feat for any actor. His timing and delivery is so shrewd, studied and varied — and the play moves so well from personal to historical incident, time and again — that the evening just flies by.” — Matt Roush, Today.
“Clarence Harrow” was written specifically for Henry Fonda, who commented at the show’s closing that he considered it the apex of his career. It was chosen by Eiland after the faculty of Western Carolina University, where he was teaching theatre arts, asked him to do a oneman play.
Acting is Eiland’s second career. For 35 years he was a radio and television executive and acted in community theatres as he found the time.
He has appeared in lead and major roles in 40 plays. After his re
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