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DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1921. ANSWERS 'ERMINIE' REVIVAL VITH BRAND NEW chins By a senile chevalier. rumpety-tum announcements that "hers come the soldiers," and the like. Tvtrtak WiTIt at, fna -vI rvVf HOPE HAMPTON AN EARNEST ACTRESS IN NEW TOURNEUR FILM TEXAS BEAUTY Stars in Crock Play at the Rialto affa as asst. aaaw sa a gasa W.

I SONG APPLAUDED OUI1U Ml 1 LnUUuU "ERMINIE." A revival, by Marc Conr.ol"y. of the comic opera, with book and lyrics by Harry Paulton. Music by K. Jaeobowskl. Presented at the Park Theatre.

THE CAST. Cadeauz Francis Wilbun Ra vermes De-AVoU Hopper Marquis da Lieb Clievmier de Brabason. Alexander Clark Kngene Marcel Warren Proctor Captain Lelauney Leaning Pufois. Richard Maichlen Simon Adrian Morgan Viconote de BrisaacK John Kennedy Sergeant John H. Reed Benedict E.

Douglas Erminie Williams Princess 0e Gramponeur. Jennie Weathersby Cerise Marcel Alce Han'-oh Angela Wards Javotte Rosamond Whiteside By MeELLIOTT. I was guileless enough the other evenincr at the Park Tttcatre. "sit i I 1 vA ii I ting in on tne oit-neraidea revival staife 10 maxe tne occasion a par-cf "Erminie," to suspect that Rosa-1 ticularly scintillant one. HOPE HAMPTON, the same girl who jumped into Vardora overnight after winning a southern beauty contest, is the very tempting bait dangled in the screen version of "The Tiger Lady," appearing at the Rialto this week under the title "The Bait." We hear the lady hails from Texas.

beriy in minor parts are better than tl eir fellows. The spectators gaso at the end of the play when the hero carelessly tears into bits the confession which will clear forever and ever his lady love's name. One of these days she's going to need it, when some one casts up her police record at her. Then what's to do? I do hope he remembered in time and pasted the bits together. Maude Adams to Return Maude Adams, it is announced, will return to the stage early next autumn under the management of A.

L. Erianger and Charles B. Du lingham. This, her managers say. definitely settles the rumors that the actress had permanently, re tired.

AMUSEMENTS Motion Pictaro Tkoatro SHAKK TRAIlD "THE LAST OF THE MOMICANS" UBUU UOIO COMKDY WrBAVD the PtrtBKB," Harakl Lbrd OomU. "Number Please" World' a Largeat and Matt Baauttfiil TlMam "THE LAST OF MOHICANS' BROOKLYN "NUMBER PtrSf" Neat "PASSION" SateMa-SalM. Bat. mond Whiteside engaging ballad "Ohe, Mama," was one of the old I favorites so smart was it, so well the dancing, eyes of Miss Whiteside, the vigor- i ous shaking of her curls. Later, it was with humility I learned the; song had been inserted but anyhow, though the tunes and I the antics of the piece be confessed- ly unfamiliar, "Erminie" is sufficiently amusing and well featured to go down on your list.

I One reason for this is that it i boasts, working in cahoots, Francis Wilson and De Wolf Hoper, as two i bunkum men of the days when a vicomte was likely to buzz around i the country in a coach and four, i snaking mine host and the 'inn where he was to meet the beauteous daughter of the marquis; ob- ject, matrimony! I am sure that, given this skele-; ton to work upon, you will drape it i with the fabrics best suited to the score of prettv maidens in flowered panniers, submitting to be chucked under their separate AMUSEMENTS Motion Pieturm Thoatrei th worT ritTl BBS. CRITERION Cont. Noon to ll.ts! FIFTH WIU.MH DE MILLBS "MIDSUMMER MADNESS" 8 pedal Anniversary Program "The Passionate Pilgrim" RIVOU CON'CEBT ORCHESTRA IALTO "THE BAIT" TfME wttk HOPE BAXFTON 8Qf ABE. Famoui Rialto Ordiwtra 44TH STTHEATRE EVENING AT 8.1S. MATINEES AT 1 14.

Tha D. W. Griffith Masterpiece WAY DOWN EAST OrehstrM and- Vocal Accompaniment. All Seata Rcwrred. Order ia Admice.

7 pivuuugjauuii of Dk Barthelmess'a name la cor F. Pmel 'ie, ear oi oij JMSEMENTS NEW AMSTERDAM Mata. Wad. ana sat. MARILYNN MILLER QJh, J-tUrt LRROL In UUtfJF EMPIRE w' St- Eea.

I. If Wed a i 1 hgHjCN i MARY ROSE CORT St. Eves, t. Arthar Byroo TRANSPLANTING JEAN weaTjd St. Eves.

at S. H9lsa Jta. Wed. a Sat. 1 T7 Ihw Moaltal Rtmaaca mjUAjlADY BILLY' Cobaa Harris w.

42.1 bl Ew. WELCOME STRANGER '''-imtE SIDNEY. KNICKERBOCKER fOfV Com ajFjJ VllAl! lw rryj old CEO. rOHAN 3d St. At 8 M.

mmm Vaai Wed- FVi TB TAVCDH "WHAT'S THE 8HOOTIN- FOR? HUDSON 44th at 8 3 rrn a. 'ecf Thur, Frt js.t. cohIE MEANEST MAN Production I IN THE WORLD TITLE ROI.H GAIETY. B-war a Umtm. Brarr Itmr.

GLOBE 461,1 i FRED STONE at Hla Beat In TIP-TOP" Peahira THtAf RE, it.m. a iUla. LAST weaiuiy 4C p.w.lWed. 1WEEKS P. RAY C0MST0CK SMECCA and MORRIS GE8T Present the World'l Oreetest 8wr MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE ORIENT CFNTRAI THEATRE.

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RAY COMSTOCK a MORRIS GE8T rVrat The Sensation of London and Paris. DELYSLA 'IL, "AFGAR" "Ha takta New Vark by abm." TWeaniB. SilTflB TiiKATKK. ITway a 45 ftt. 1 Vr Rree.

M. Ka. Wed A ITFNRT W. SAVAfiR Off-ra imnsnmimwi YOlf" 4 2d. W.

of way. Eves-. i.1S Matinees Wed. a 8a t- a I. IS "BBEEZIIJST ETtBTAlNnEST BEEN ABuLTS THla HKAON." Journal.

mm In "HER FAMILY THEE" Loew's New York Theatre Roof Cont. 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.

Roof to 1 A.M. "THE SPENDERS" Loew's American Roof 3 "Fad and Frolic," Lane a Smitb. i All Scat Tom Daiiei a othi. In Tmiflaa Fulrbanks. The Markof ZofnAtsrWI A IM( 39lh St.

A B'way. 8.20 potn'LAK MAT. VrmsKSU A V-HMBALIST8 Play with Music. THEATEEVst45St Mm HeUWeds Sdt 230 NallUiyi ThlstVear LITTLE THEATRE WEST 44 ST. Mats.

Wed. A 8at 2.20 RAZEE YiM 42d. Ft iMiPiionaji ir n. 3j iirysnt ANGUN OT.Sg rl TITUnr 424 St. nr.

a.xj a Msta. Wed. (Ton. I A Sat "LADIES NIGHT" RFPIIRIIf' weatUdSt. Ere.

3a. KtrUCUV Wed. (Pop.) "ru. DADDY DOMPUNS Flth i a r-i AKBUCKLR a CTrVirk Bl'BLEMirE FOB L.AOli''-' THKENTIKEFAMItg ATI. THIS WKKK MATS.

DAiLV i.t, PEEK-A-BOO lilt SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT a a I I lUiailia. af after Erminie, of the best; Warren Proctor a personable and mellifluous Eugene, and Madge Leasing, as the swaggsr captain of the guards, a vivid and arresting (no pun meant) figure. The occasion of the resuscitation of the piece was farther marked by the presentation, by jnembers of the Actors' Equity Association, of a mammoth loving cup to Fran- cis Wilson, their president emeri- tus. AH of which had nothing to do with but was a rather moving and sincere tribute, and -caused at least one suave trooper to blink away a salty tear as he murmured, in our hearing, that Mr. Hopper's and Mr.

Wilson's speeches of offering and acceptance were "beautiful, beautiful." John Drew, Mrs. Whiffen, the lavender and lace old lady of "Just Suppose," Laurette Taylor, Frank Bacon and Fred Stone fthe last four "in character) came upon the AMUSEMENTS W.Wtf"IIMMIE'? r- -a a Musicomedv with BEN WKI.CH. Star Cast Chorua ELVYN W. 42d St. Em n.

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Mata Thura A SaU 1.10 Reed "THE MIRAGE Continuous, 11 A. M. ta MIUNH.Hr VODVIL Thla Week. a. t.

KiulTH 'NOT YET MARIE" Wit! 14 People H- I Mass MiseBnrke Others MATRTCE LEBUNTS AN ABSENE LIPIn' ADVEMCUE BROCK EMBERTON Freaenta zona nr: t- gale's in ia umuDeiz BELMONT T. 49 L. Bnant e. ctunmu Mata Thura. a gat, BROCK FEHBEITOV till OA TARHNI NORMAN TKKVIIR TER AD AM tL PULTON st- .19 A Mata Wt a PARK HtATRE.

O.L 1, MUne wt and Sat. at I TOXTOirr AT S.10 FOP. MAT. TODAX FRANCIS de woi WILSON HOPPER IX A NEW AN1 PTONDKOF8 "EaRMMEM Bronx Opera House -m LONGACRE GRANT MITCHELL Comedy, "The Champion" Wm. A.

A OXH CT of Bwaa. Brady. 0" Ol. M.t. Thore.

"THE BROKEN WING" SUB TUB CRASHING AEROPLA VH-r MATIKI DCYaTI at nnnnnnnuE Tne iiirruuKuHL uib BOOTH DJJ a Matinees Wad. Bat. at sa WILLIAM I )i Mark Twalo'a AVERSHAMg WINTER GARDEN IHB PASSING SHOW PIANO PLAYING Tbonsands of New Ycrkers will TeU You How They Ajearaed Plir ih Latest Popular Songs In Real" Bag "20 Lesson" System Ton needn't know a note, ttueceei guaranteed Prlu lewona br Kanlma Jiu nu Taneed rounw. (or pUjera. DlpJataaa caoted.

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89S0 RAG JAZZ ruriNG Taught anyone la 20 tsoas tndMdual nrieat laMcwa br fradaete naehara Bondrads ot sueceiefal craduates are ear beat raoonraendatlona Booklat auilaa, Call now for (rse delBOtatfarton. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. tXt B. lta St. fftajTnt iis.

"THE BAIT." Produced by Maurice Tourneur. Presented at the Rialto, THE CAST. Mary Granger Mope Hampton Jark Warren. Henry Woodward Uarton Jack MacOonald Doll.v Kbberly John James Cordon Simpson Joe Singleton Madeline Poupee AuUrilot Jimmy Cummins By BOYLE. I don't know much about Hope Hampton, except that she was a Texas girl and boasts auburn hair and very blue eyes, and she's one of the most earnest little actresses I've seen for a long time.

Just to see her, fresh and genuine, is enough to make "The Bait" worth while. As a photoplay, particularly one sponsored by Tourneur, the picture at the Rialto this week is a bit of a disappointment. Tourneur ought to stick to the Mohicans and the Stevensonian adventure tales, and leave these society crooks alone. Not that, of its kind, "The Bait" Isn't a good picture. It is only that Its kind isn't good enough for the talents of Tourneur.

What is it all about? Well, of coursa. you know what the bait was. A delectable girl. Right. And the fish? A rich man, yoang and romantic.

Only the bait had a will of her own and didn't want to tempt the poor fish who had saved her from the devouring lions at the Polies Bergere. (One of the best thrillers I've seen for a long time, by the way, those lions tearing loose in a Paris theatre.) The story is highly improbable, but has its fine and convincing moments. The players are medium good. James Gordon and Ray Eb- Where You Can See Your Favorite Stars This Information has been gathered with, great care from responsible sources. If your theatre hewing- one of this list of stars and Is not mentioned, let us know and we will Include It.

The twelvs actors and actresses mentioned hav been chosen by readers of the DAILY NKWS as the most popular. A LICK BRADY, riot appearing. MAKY MILES MISTER. "Eyes of the Heart," Orange. Manhattan Bishop.

Hoboken; Strand, Perth Amboy "Sweet Layendar. North McKinley Square Theatre. Manhattan Casino and Oram, Kearny; Opera House, Bayonne; Lyceum. B. Orange.

MA BY MCRrOKD, not appearing-. CONSTANCE TALMAUOK, "Dangerous Business." Bramford Theatre, Newark. 'OailA TALMADGK. "The Branded Woman," Loew's Spooner; Loews. Victory.

PEARL. WHITE, not appearing. WILLIAM FARMM, not appearing. W. 8.

HART. "Cradle of Courage," Booth Theatre. THOMAS UEIOHAN, "Conrad to Quest of Hts Youth," Astoria Theatre, Astoria. O'BBIEV, "Broadway and Home," Proctor's, Twenty-third street and Seventh avenue; Seventy-second Street Playhouse; City Hal, SI Park Row; "Wonderful Chance." Parkway, Brooklyn Grand. Brooklyn Regent, Third avenue and Twenty-eighth street Rialto, Jamaica Strand, Rldgefield Park.

CHARLES SAT, "An Old-Faah-Inned Boy," Chester Theatre, Brooklvn. Wallace BEIT). "Afways Auda- clous," Casino Theatre, I DANCE PALACE Terrace Garden Continuous Dancing Nightly and Sunday Afternoon 2 Bands The Times Square Band, acknowledged the best jazz band in the United States, and the Dance Palace Syncopators each Individual player carefully chosen to compose a band in keeping with the high standard established at the Terrace Garden Dance Palace. .150 lady and gentleman Instructors. Hostesses to introduce suitable partners.

Terrace Garden Daace Palace 58th near Lexington Ava. TODAY By William Fox YESTERDAY I REMARKED ABOUT THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE SEEN "OVER THE HILL" MORE THAN ONCE. WHAT WOULD YOU THINK IF I TOLD YOU THAT TODAY MISS JENNIE JACOBS, WHO OWNS AND RUNS A LARGE OFFICE AT 1493 BROADWAY AND WHO IS VERY PROMINENT IN TIMES SQUARE BUSINESS CIRCLES, STATED THAT SHE HAS BOUGHT TICKETS TO AND WITNESSED "OVER THE HILL" EIGHT TIMES MISS JACOBS VOLUNTEERED THIS INFORMATION TO MR. NICOLL AT THE BROADHURST THEATRE, WHERE "OVER THE HILL" IS NOW PLAYING, AND IT TOOK QUITE SOME PERSUASION TO GET HER PERMISSION TO USE HER STATEMENT IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. YOU WHO HAVE NOT SEEN "OVER THE HILL" WILL, EVENTUALLY MEET AND TALK WITH MISS JACOBS OR ONE OF THE THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ODD THOUSAND WHO HAVE SEEN THE PICTURE AND THEN BUT WHY DELAY? YOU ARE GOING SOONER OR LATER AND NOW, WHEN-YOU CAN PROCURE SEATS EIGHT WEEKS IN ADVANCE, IS THE RIGHT TIME.

TWICE EVERY DAY AT THE BROADHURST..