On Monday, Disney’s “The Lion King” wrapped up a monthlong engagement at

On Monday, Disney’s “The Lion King” wrapped up a monthlong engagement at Cleveland’s State Theater. The magnificent musical racked up some big numbers during its sold-out Cleveland run. For example:

v $6.3 million: Total box-office gross

v 93,000: Number of patrons who bought tickets

v 32: Number of performances

v $22 million: The total economic impact on Cleveland from travel, hotels, restaurants, parking and other businesses patronized by theatergoers and production staff

v $1 billion: The tour also topped the $1 billion mark during its Cleveland stay.

“MasterChef” (9 p.m., Fox): You’ve gotta break a few eggs — then fry them — to regain your spot in this season’s competition.

“Million Dollar Listing: LOS ANGELES” (9 P.M., BRAVO): The new season of “Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles” should be a major thrill. That’s if you get a kick out of watching people haggle over exorbitant, overpriced homes few of us could afford.

“Broadchurch” (10 p.m., BBC America): “Broadchurch” is a thrilling whodunit that focuses on the murder of a young boy in a quiet seaside town, where the suspects are many. David Tennant (“Doctor Who”) and Olivia Colman play detectives trying to crack the case.

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TAG exhibit juror to discuss choices

WARREN

M. J. Albacete, executive director of the Canton Museum of Art, was the juror for the Trumbull Art Gallery’s annual exhibition. In a free lecture at 1 p.m. Sunday at TAG, 196 E. Market St., Albacete will discuss his selections, and the motivation for his choices. Call 330-395-4876 for information.

Opera company seeks singers

YOUNGSTOWN

Opera Western Reserve is seeking volunteer singers for the chorus of “La Boheme,” to be performed Nov. 15 at Stambaugh Auditorium. All voices, ages and types are needed.

Interested singers should contact Hae-Jong Lee, chorus master for OWR, at 330-941-3799 or hlee.01@ysu.edu.

Hitchcock film at outdoor theater

POLAND

The Alfred Hitchcock film “Notorious” (1946) will be screened at dusk Friday at Yellow Creek Theater, outdoors behind Poland library. Admission is free, and concessions will be available.

PBS sticking with ‘Downton’ schedule

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.

PBS’ chief executive says she’s sticking with airing “Downton Abbey” after it shows in Britain, spoilers or not. Paula Kerger said Tuesday the period drama has drawn record ratings for PBS, and the public TV service doesn’t want to tinker with success. The new season begins Jan. 5.

“Downton Abbey,” which will be entering its fourth season, has been airing in the United States after its U.K. season concludes, allowing plot twists to spill online. But Kerger says word-of-mouth from the British airing helps create buzz for the U.S. airing.