Observers of the Lenten season
need have no compunction Or con
scientious samples regarding the at
tendance ot a performance of that ex
ceedingly delightful comedy drama,
"The Rosary," which will be present
ed toy the Poli Players at the Lyric
theatre twice daily all next week. The
play is one of those productions which
incline to religion but without teach
ing the gospel although there is a
moral lesson contained therein which
will be appreciated by ministers and
their pairisbioners as well. "The Ro
sary" must be seen to be appreciated
and its many comedy and serious sit
uations combine to make a produc
tion which every one will enjoy.
Tonight the final performance of
that mystery drama., "The 13th
Chair." which has been scoring such
unequnlled success during the last
week. There are only a few produc-
tlons just like "The 13th Chair," but
none have the superstitious flavor ;
which permeats its atmosphere. Not!
one of those who saw the play left i
the playhouse without a remembrance j
of Its many features which will linger j
' ilong in their memory.
Tomorrow night patrons of the I
PARK.
fMaytime," the exceptionally popu
lar entertainment which the Messrs.
Shubert are to present at the Park
theatre, three days, beginning Mon
day night, March 8, with matinee
Wednesday, differs so radically in
both theme and treatment from the
conventional musical comedy as to
mark a distinct innovation in stage
fare. Its classification as a "play
with music" is exact, for it is a dra
matic narrative embellished with aux
iliary music which enhances the ac
tion toy fitting logically into the story.
