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daily; KET7S, jaiojahy is, izzu Reprinted from Final Edition. IEM0N DEBUTANTE FAMED 1 as in that of Daddy Dumplins' and people with heartstrings get all knotted up inside. One does not flatter puppets, as it would do them' no harm or good, but those who pulled the strings of the allegorical marionette scene which precedes the drama have exceedingly funny fingers. Mrs. Fiske made anything but a customary curtain speech after the second act, in which she admitted to age and a certain inclination to avoid hard work.

In that way she I AHMMAM tV.fr 1 a fA.fr- millions which grow in the big business of the est. And he has come back to be a bit of a belated father, a good deal of a self-conscious provider and a great lot of a boaster. And what he finds has grown np in his absence is a level-headed unworldly wise batch of childish, a mature, delightful, keen matron and an atmosphere of home into which his office bluster will not fit. And to make his happy home even less roomy for his magnificence there are crowded into it, when be arrives, a wandering poet who pits his tender romance against the business man's tough facts and a waif who opposes a sweet innocence against his sour knowledge. And, to make a fairy tale, the weaker forces win not without the aid of Mrs.

Fiske's i RECKONS WITH THE PROVERBIAL PIPER "PAYING THE PIPER." Producecd by Adolph Zukor. Presented at the RItoU. THE CAST. Barbara Wj-ndham Dorothy Dickson Iattj Grahams Rod La Rocque Marria MartUo Altna Till Ilutlh I-arne Reginald Denny John Urahame. Fawcctt Richard H'yndham.

Kchabie Mrs. Wyndliara. Kmmctt By McELLIOTT. "Paying tlie Piper seems to me a typical Iuida Bergere picture harping on the foibles and frailties of the upper classes; pointing a moral little vaguely) bere and there; and focusing not a little determinedly on the house and gar-dens of the Wyndhams, the stables of the Wyndhams, and the pretty vices of the heiress of the Wynd-lams. Which young person is played by Dorothy Dickson, who smokes cigarettes, has "a silver fizz'' before breakfast, and all that sort of thing.

By this you may know she's a demon debutante the kind that, at gay party at home, suddenly turns restless and shrieks "I'm tired cf all this. Let's do the town!" Thereupon the giddy throng (in-eluding young Mr. Hod La Rocque, tvhose work seems cut out for him for y'ars to come playing a fascinating ne'er do well) starts out for the slums and a large evening. That, you see, the sort of thing Cie Rivoli movie i3. In the yarn, SJr.

La Rocqce is engaged to Miss XHckson, who doesn't take an engagement to seriously and plays around with. Mr. Reginald Denny's erious young architect. Mr. La Kocque, in the jneantime, is being attentive to a full-blown roof-ehow rose, Miss Alma Tell so you can see there's a square, instead of the usual triangle.

I do wish I could shake off unhappy memories' of "The Fall and -Rise of Susan Lenox" when I see Miss Tell but 1 can't The bad plays young women appear in live after thejn, I'm afraid Anyhow, "Paying the Piper is beautifully set. done with a "spare no expense" air and you may like it. Try it and see. SACRIFICE Casts Pride to the Winds for Sake of Art ITS A REPUTATION not to be sniffed at that of "knowing how to wear and it's one borne by Grace La Rue, who sacrifices her prido for her art in "Dear Me." In that comedy, at the Republic Theatre, she is garbed in the sackcloth and ashes of the "slavey." How-' ever, the last act is kind to her in the way of fashion opportunities BROOKLYN Motion Picture Thmotrm LIONEL WTVyC XII IOARRYMOR i DEVIL 'WO'" 'J I Dancer Plays Debutante Heroine in Film AND HERE WE have Dorothy Dickson, famed as a dancer, now doing "the pretty" by the debutante heroine of "Paying the Piper," a movie drama. Dorothy, yon remember, was one of the joys of "Lassie" last season.

Her part in that Scottish music comedy was no mean one. By McELLIOTT. Matt Moore, brother to Owen and Tom (dear me, that's a fearful way to characterize a man who's an actor himself, isnt is Elaine Hammers tein'a leading man in her new picture, now at work at Fort Lee, N. J. It's Just a bit amusing to note that the new Chaplin picture, "The Kid," is to be shown for the first time (shades of all the highbrows!) at Carnegie Hall.

This rather portentous event is to take place on Friday evening, the occasion being a benefit for the chil dren's committee of the National Board of Review of Motion Pic tures. House Peters is to have the most important role in "The Alibi" with Irene Rich as his charming (no doubt) vis-a-vis. Wallace Reid's latest warning is "Watch My Smoke." At least, that's the title of his forthcoming film. Must be another "eat tip the road" story, don't you think? AMUSEMENTS Motion Pictxtro Theatre PBITTDinM Broadway at 44th st IK! IE. HI UP! Toot.

Noon to 11.30 "THE INSIDE OF THE CUP" A Pa ram on nt Picture. IVOLI 'Paying the Piper I A Paramount Picture. 48th 8L j(1 TYIhw of Africa RrVOLI CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Sunday Cecil B. DeMille's ptSSSZl "FORBIDDEN FRUIT RLJ Constance Binney WANCE PALACE! Terrace Garden Tho Tendency to Danem im a Natural Inclination That Willi Livo Whilw tho World Live: Refined dancing Is fostered by the Terrace Garden management.

The surroundings sre agreeable, the atmosphere is homelike. The spacious floors, the choice music, the obliging hostesses suggest welcome. The promise of enjoyment Is fulfilled. A visitor at the Dance Palace becomes a regular patron. Tomorrow night the usual Thursday night exhibitions cf the unusual in dancing.

These exhibitions, however, do not exclude the regular dancing. Terrace Gardes Daace Pake St momr Lnlagtoa At. II Bill II I v. A MRS. FISKE'S COMEDY CONQUERS BANKER IN 'WAKE UP, JONATHAN' WAKE UP, JONATHAN." A comedy by Hatcher Hughes and Elmer 1 Bice.

Presented at the Henry Miller Theatre. THE CAST. Jonathan Blake Charles Dnlton Marlon Blake Mrs. Flake Helen Blake Helen Holt Junior Blake Frank Hearn Peggy Blake. Bartlett Chippy Blake Nadia Gary Bernard Randall.

Cameron Douglaa Fleming Ward Adam Weal Howard Lang Jean Plcard. Freddie Goodrow Jennie Ekliib Fiugeraid By JAMES WHITTAKER. Poor Jonathan, in the new play at the Henry Miller Theatre, finds no one in the cast whom he can hit back. He may be all of the foolish bully that Mrs. Fiske, for one, with her dissecting wit and big, wise eyes, says he is.

But, aa the evening of good fun at Jonathan's expense wore on, you came to have a secret sympathy for the derided Napoleon of finance for whom "Wake Up, Jonathan" is named, and you wished urgently that the relentless wife, played relentlessly by Mrs. Fiske, would either relent or give the coop de grace. Mrs. Fiske, as Marion Blake, has a role that is all sport for her tried comedienneship. The sport is a manner of verbal archery.

Authors Hatcher Hughes and Elmer L. Rice, the hero and target of which is your great big blustering boastful business baron, the backbone of the nation's stability, sir. You have heard him deliver himself of his conceit at railroad banquets and in the signed interviews of advice to young men in the magazines. And you have been pos sessed of such a desire to mock and bully him as animates Messrs. Hughes and Rice in their three acts and a prologue of comfortably low wit.

And for an act and a half you will cheer Mrs. Fiske and her confederates on as they harry Jonathan Blake. He left his wife and family for AMUSEMENTS Motion Pietmo Thoatrom j-uxnjnirni 44TH ST. THEATRE Evening, t.li. Jfatlne, t.li.

"The theatre reeeeadN te cheera, whistles mad 7 alls ef delight." Eve. Mail. D. W. GRIFFITH Presents "WAY DOWN EAST" Sjnrbocy Orchtstrs.

Vorsl aeenrapsnlment All Seats Bseml Buj In Adtsacs. B'WAY A 47TH ST. GEORGE ARLISS in "THE DEVIL" Btraad Symphony Orchestra. broadhurst iD.iry.0,'?:;.;. ET OVER THE HILL Br Will Carlton.

Plwcttd Harry Mllltrds. EA niYPI Betty Compsoa VUI I If 1. PRISONERS OF tOVr ffj I at Capitol Oraad Orchestra. i-MSeiHtuea Mia. SKX.

N'-htalS-He Worid ligt and Meat Buuftl! Tbeatra. AMUSEMENTS a.w. -v. lists, wmi. a I.

If a iktr irToi a ivxx a vncUi "THE CHAMPION" Cf1-Y)C MATS. WE D. a SAT JSHA DAVE' HER FAMILY TREE rn 17tr VTaat 4M BL Craa, I 31 nnaui Wed. A Bat. 1 SO IBrrant MARGARET ANGLINo7Mai" FJTlNfiE4J1 B-wa.

tna (41 tt (PoM A UaT. til "LADIES NIGHP WINTER GARDEN PASSING SHOvTii'; RAG JAZZ rtraC Taught anyone la It lasso as InaiiWssl vnrt Hssaes kv tndaats tosrtma Khrail foe. apadal ralaa ww laaasa tl e) Call tor fras darBiiratratln). JVxia malua, JTRAVWL1N MHOOI. OP MCUKJ, 111 XVa4ta BU fitorreaaat lata.

play gives her little exercise. She will probably play long at the Henry Miller and it will be a long rest. AMUSEMENTS NEW AMSTERDAM Sally MARILYNN MILLER LEON ERROL la KJnr Wad. A Pat Ill arm ihj.m.rariiif.j CHATTERTON MARY ROSE eBry MUlor's Theatre. 12 W.

4S4 BU KrSa S.I. Mate. Thura a 1 1 Mrs. FISKE JONATHAN 1- Ariatcfatg 1HFDTV Wast IJ St. Kvaa at 1.1 alata, Wad.

a Sat, mm Musical Comady Bit 'LADY BILLY' Cohan A Harris w- f-'- vooaa ac narru wt amt.tn WELCOME STRANGER with GKORGR SIDNET. KNICKFRRnrkTB w.ia. Urn I at mys-rilAai'r (I tret it a. tA- oU ffhjmsH GEO. CHU A Br (3d Al 5 Jf.

VlIIAH Mats. Wad. fat. 34 THE TAVERN "whath Atx thx unooTrv row 141 inQAM Wh4 44th hl at a tlKJUOKjn Wl A K.t. at CEO.

M. THE MEANEST MAN S2Ft IN THE WORLD MR. CO HAT IX THE TTTT.E BOMB, Tit CAIETY. year A Wtft. Mats.

Wwt. rrt A t. I ADC A 4la fit. Kiaa nt.it KtlAJDC MatlaeM Wsfl. Sat, FRED STONE at Hie nt re MTIP-TOP' rFMTDtl THEATRE.

14 a ivuj 4rm a wi a Hat. ie r. RAY COMSTOCK A MORRIS 6E6T Fraaaaa Ti Beniation of London end Parw. DELYSIA "AFGAR" Ha tikas Nav Tar ky twl." CKXTCKV a aIala.itAT 4S Bt. W.

WN.NL,1II4 F. RAY COMSTOC and MORRIS 8CST Praaant tbsWari MECCA MUSICAL EXTWAVABANaA OF THE ORIENT 'iCTrtD a A to He Ems. AalUK M.ta Wad. (Pop.) 111 SEATS ON SALE WEEKS IN AOVANCC IJADSE IGULIGDV en PIT A a MATiNti: nKnT frVlrlvLj'VrV K.NTCHK lWa.B WAJOa rAQI1nt" B'r. Etrea at UUU'O V.11 Wrf lli 1 a til.

rntBAi ist-s HONEYDEW Play with Mualn. laVlaaa 1 6 trrni. A TH QT a. E. af war.

Eras bridfl wa aia nip. r-. T-nViTT-I 45ih. W. of I way.

wwaa Aiats. uvea. r.rnnr.r In THE RLISO GREEN GODDESS KX.rllOa.lv. ll.ta. Wad.

A Hat. st 111 1 JOHN GOLDEN Praaaou a SVlflab OxaaJr. I GRACE LARUE OS-vT77 HALS HAMILTON 1st Year LITTLE Tho THEATRE WEST 44 ST. Ml -a. WaL.

Tfcora. A Rat. 19 Loew's New York Theatre Roof Osnt 11 A. M. to 11 p.

Boof to 1 A. M. 'TRUANT HUSBANDS." Loew's America, "a -Arm All Mca Alike Afl Seat Kama A Intyarlal 4. Angte A 'D Adrion. Knorr-Balis A oUtara.

jKeeerYee MATIN Da era Xel UmSKHOO0 VfOKhOC eM JU 1XB31 THEATRE rs45Si BsOaVMsU iMsUBsaeSst BROOKLYN CASINO AIX THIS WETW Di 1 nr. rtiurr pJINGLE JINGLE" vaaatl Wit. Hal Plcle. MdtTtaary SUUra Banr OTssJ. biting wit, however.

For the play could not have been played without Mrs. Fisk Unaided by the unobtrusive mastery ofhe lady's comedy we fear it had seemed unbelievable. It is. too good to be absolutely true that a lady and four nice children can lick a big bank president simply by saying bright things at him. But when Mrs.

Fiske says brirht things they are sharp things, and it was perfectly plausible at the end that Jonathan cried for mercy from the pricking. Charles Dalton plays Jonathan with caricature-like breadth. Some thousands of millionaires are admirably libelled by him. Howard Lang is good as tho dreamy rxiet end not at all cloying, however sweetened at times his lines. There are as many children In the cast a twenty-year spree among the big AMUSEMENTS CHICAGO OPERA CO.

MARY OARHEX, General TMreetor. MANHATTAN OrERA HOI SB PEAT NOW, A. M. to P. M.

Raba. IWinmol, la moot. Lasxarl; COnd. Martnutal. "M0NNA VANNA." Garden.

Murar.r. Baaianoft; Cmd. Morui. VEO, "JACQUERIE." ttsll. Carrara.

Jotaamn. Galrfrl; I'oad. MarlonaaL "JEM ELS OF MADONNA." JUlaa. Lamocl. oakxarr.atr: CMxl Ornlol.

FRI "CARMEN." Oardra, laacbata, Murawna. BakUnorr. ParWy, OuaralnaKy; Oond. afartn-Baklafioff. Parlay.

OuaralTuar: Cond. Mart nuial. P. VI "LE ONEMINEAU." Oalla. Durracns.

Batlanort. OoarauUl; CuauL Mafhath. ScIUpa. Goad. Manujizl.

TTTAT A Rat. whxiah FAVERSHAM TV MAKK TWAWR ROMANTIC OOMFHY THE FBICE AND THE PA 1 PER Vjelvyn W. 41d t. It Mtta Wad. Sal.

1 CKU YFVAM' 1 Vr VrWMan Ml 1 LCtlrO Vata, TOM A IM RF.F.n"'THE MIRAGE st. CONTINUOUS HAKtM2PM WillKilili.HV.Vl w9f PR1SCJLJ-A DEAN IDN CHOJMEY and gOO OTHERS AND BIG BILL OF B. F.KEITH ACTS FRANCIS VILOH IN a hit AMD DOtS. lfatUeee Tetiay and Saturday a NORA TUFA 44LB bl. W.

rfl BAVES war. Kaaa. 3 LIVE GHOSTS mum sc.tA.M BronxOperaHoose 14 SC. A A. Poa.

aUllsaas Wad. sod Bat. "THEF.IAN WHO CAME BACK" With fAtl. OOiUKtS and ADP.a. OIJ-JOV.

Brock Pemberton't Production LULU BETT CCI St Bryant I aft Thar Sat GHJA VAHEfll KOH.VAN EN TtR MAUAMc Cl 1 TOM w- 4rh Bt Bnotnts st M. ruLlUit jiata. Triors. A IS. GOOD PEATS ATFOX OFTICE.

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