The herald., 1918-03-14

to Join can give in their names TO
Father Petit or any OF the members.
Next Sunday will be Communion
Sunday for the Children of Mary.
Private communion of the little
ones will take place on st. Joseph
Day, March 10, at the I o'clock Mass.
Instructions are given them every
afternoon at o'clock. The retreat
for this class will begin Sunday after
the o'clock Mass.
LENTEN SERVICES.
The Lenten services continue to be
we'll attended. The two La zarist
Fathers, Very Rev. Fathers Hanley
and Woods, are living up to the en-
pectations of the people. Father
Woods pleases and attracts through
charming personality and his home
like manner of expressing himself.
Father Hanley is the deep thinker,
who expounds the great truths Of sal
walton in such a fOrceful and clear
! manner that his hearers are bound
to take the lessons seriously and
profit by them.
SERVICES.
Sunday-Rosary, sermon and Bene-
diction at 1880.
Wednesday-Sta for children
at 3:15; Rosary, sermon and Bene-
diction for adults only at 1870 (High
School girls and boys and working
boys and girls allowed).
| Friday-StatiOns for children at
3:15, stations for adults at 1880.
Sunday-Masses at 5, Z and 3
o'clock; High Mass and sermon at
| 1920.
THE LASS OF LIMERICK TOWN
Well, Algiers will be given another
theatrical treat next Saturday, when
the curtain of the H. n. G. c. Hall
rises to introduce to the public THE
Lass of Limerick Town." by the best
local talent. Cast aside, people, the
idea that this is an amateurish per-
| Torrance and come and be convinced
that this is a first-class show. Many
of YOU have paid more money to see
poor shows by professionals. This
play written by a noted playwright
and acted by young men and women
whose only fault is that they are not
professionals, but amateurs. They
/ are, however, amateurs who act ike
professionals and not professionals
who act as amateurs The costumes
are fresh and charming. The music
is tuneful and catchy. You'll tind
yourselves humming it during the
performance and bothering your
neighbors singing it after the snow
The plot is intricate and developed
so mirthfully that you Will laugh
yourself into forgetting your troubles
The actors need no introduction
Look over the list and if you are moi
satisfied that they can entertain you
for two hours you have the wrons
idea of what entertainment means
II is worth one dollar to hear our ole
friend Duke Skelly say Its true
tbs true"
Admission so cents. Date, Satur
dav. March 16. Doors open at 1880.
THE LASS OF LIMERICK TOWN
CAST.
, Sir Charles Worthing IAN Eng
lish Squre) -. Mr.. Henry Umbacl
Lady Worthington CHS Wife,.
Miss Cora Shield
Captain Pomeroy Worthington
(Their SOM ...............
Mr.. Aubrey Gaienni
! Betty and Rose Mccoy Cousins,
Wards of the Judge) .......
Miss Cornelia Murph,
Miss Mamie Haggert,
Judge Hooley (The Guardian)...
Mr.. Joe Skell
Justin O'Flynn Can Amorous
Attorney Mr.. Gus Barrett
Mrs. O'Flynn (His Mother) 800.
3 Miss Hazel Sweene
Ezra @. Hicks Can Elderly
Yankee Farmer) ..........
2 Mr. John P. McCloske
4 Pat Can Innkeeper) ...........
5 Mr.. John p. McCloske
p Mike Can Ostler) .............
e Mr.. Kirby Barret
e Molly CA Wtitress) .........
! Miss Emily Tallo
e Mr.. Smith (The Coachman) 49,.
Mr.. Turner Morriso
e Mr.. Darlington (The Butler)...
i Mr.. Will Donne
y Chorus Of Villagers, Guests, Me
q Servants, Etc.