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THE NEWS, 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1323. THE BEST MOVIE PAGE IN TOWN! AMUSEMENTS. LAURELS 'WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS' IS A FILM OF SIN AND JUSTICE ATTRACTIVE Estelle Taylor Has Many Roles in New Film HAPPY 60 LUCKY' DELICIOUS COMEDY AT BOOTH THEATRE "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS." Produced by Fox. Presented at the Lyric Theatre, THE CAST. Act One Out e-f the Klht: The Wife Eatelra Titytor The Husband Wlllinin Locke A Strange VteKvr.Mare MaeDermott A Burglar Harry Sot hern Act TwoThe Gay White Way: The Vamp Katvlle Taylor The Man Marc aiacIVr tixrt The er Friend Sotbern Act Three A Tragedy ot tha East ide: The Paralytic.

MacDei-mott H' Son Harry Sot hern The Girt EeteHe Taylor The Gangster Earl MetcaU By BOYLE. It's a wonder New York gets any sleep at all if this flort of thin; goes on all the time. Vamps and burglars, thieves and detectives, blackmailers and confidence men crowd into the night life depicted in the three stories of New York's hidden drama, and in the end Tight and justice triumph and sin meets a dark and tragic end. The New York you always heard about before you came here, the New York that every visitor from Glendale and Williamsburg yearns to catch a Rlimpse of a safe glimpse, be it understood is the city of the three playlets. It isn't the New York of our peaceful flat, and the subways, and the office, which is all the New York we have time to know, but it's an interesting New York on the screen.

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EMMA CARC8 ana utnr aii mmr THE FUNNY SURP AMO HOL BATHINO FREE CIRCUS ChlldLreS) Tfeea Weekda W4Ujrtoat Hit rareaia Warn il 1 y2 USICA. cogv hit rACIffIT aSfEEPLECIIASS mm Minnie Dupree Returns to Stage After Six Years MLNMu DUPKEE, who after an absence of six years from the stage returned to gather many pleasant laurels by her exquisitely finished performance in "The Charm School," will be starred next January in a play written specially for her. AMUSEMENTS. MrtDACrn 45U St. E.

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8.45. -pd (Pod and i SO. "LADIES NIGHT" VDIP Street near Broadway. LjIIvlV Twice Dally Sot William Fox l'rrwLU "WHILE HEW YORK SLEEPS A sensational efnemelodrama of metre' politan life ia three thrilling episode. Directed by CHARLES T.

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fi -I "HAPPY GO LUCKY." A comedy by Ian Hay, presented at the Booth Theatre. THE CAST. Abf4 Main war ing. G'tddena Ldy Marian. Mrs.

Kdmund Gurney Richard Barry Baxter Sylvia Maxine Maclxmald Liclaa Welwyn Oswald-Yorke Mrs. Welwya Nellie Hodson TlUy Muriel Martin Harvey Blythe Daly Percy Frank Hector Orandma Banks Alice Eaden Miss Constance Daroer Gypsy O'Briei Rer. Adrian H. Brewer Mr. Mllroy Lawrence White Mr.

Mehta Ram Cecil Cameron John Pumpheraton Charles Bartholomew Samuel Stlllbottle O. P. Heggte By McELLIOTT. Tilly of Bloomsbury was a lucky girl, and no mistake! After she'd worn her frightened little self to death "putting up a front" to impress her fiance's people the Main-warings of Shotley Beauchamp (pronounced Beecham, if you and after the poor darling's pitiful subterfuges had been exposed the fond fiance refused to be sent packing anyway. What if Mother Welwyn did drop her aitches so noisily that they clat tered? What if the lamily did keep lodgers and pressed a xnit-tened bailiff into service as butler when his (Mainwaring's) grand family came to tea? Love, said Blaster Dicky, was the thing, and nothing else mattered very much! So that was that, and we suppose after the third act curtain fell they lived happily ever afterward.

This story is told with excellent humor by an all-English company up at the Booth Theatre, where Major Ian Hayss "Happy Go Lucky" has the stage. We hope it will continue" to have it for many a day to come. Mr. O. P.

Heggie, looking like a cartoon out of "Punch," with brick-red fringe about his benevolent poll, large eyes blinking innocently and Lhckensian muffler straddling hi3 throat, is a source of sheer joy in his role. Barry Baxter plays young Dicky Mainwaring with a pleasing lightness and assurance and Muriel Martin Harvey is a piucKy little heroine. Throughout it all, though you know in your heart that the haughty mistress of the Towers is as broad an exaggeration as any caricature and that the farcical bits are laid on with a trowel, so to speak, the illusion is perfect. Life is real and earnest and it is immeasurably important that the course of young love be a smooth one. For delicious comedy, beautifully and deftly handled, we recommend "Happy Go Lucky." Fred Stone at Globe rX Fred Stone, who's now rmsv wv.

hearsing for his new comedy, "Tip Top," went to see "The Night Boat" at the Globe Theatre the other evening and incidnfilitr t.n watch his special impersonator, uansiora wuson. Mr. Wilson, you know, is the acrobatic steward of the piece. EXCURSIONS. A LAY TItfeeTripsDailytoAtUBtkHigbJaauj Lvi.

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War Tax). MTJSIC REFBESHMKNTft DANCINO Telephone Bowllac Graea 17i. ESTELLE TAYLOR'S dark beauty shines in widely different parts in "While New York Sleeps," but she's quite as attractive as a loving wife as she is as a seductive vamp. THIS AND THAT IN THE THEATRES By Mc Elliot i The Crown Prince of Rumania attended "Good the other evening and liked it. Seats for "Call the Doctor," the Belasco enterprise which will have its premiere next Tuesday evening at the Empire, may be had today at the box office.

"Paddy, the Next Best Thing," which was to have opened last night at the Shubert Theatre, will be presented tomorrow night for the first time. "Blue Bonnet," George Scarborough's new comedy, which is to come to the Princess Theatre Saturday evening, has two heroes, they say. Ernest Truex is the more im portant one. George McKay the racetrack comedian" of "Honey Girl," leave that music comedy soon to rehearse with Gus Edwards's "Re vue of 1920." William Harris, will present Holbrook Blinn in a new Porter Emerson Browne comedy, "The Bad Man," at the Comedy Theatre on Monday evening. ''lias noniAB 9 Tr T-T Langdon Bruce, Sidney Mather and Marion Barney are included in the cast supporting Margaret Anglm in "The Woman of Bronze," which will be produced on September 7 at the razee lneatre.

Paul Doucet, who played last with Henry Miller in "Moliere," has been engaged for the Klaw pro duction or "faonya." Mr. F. Ziegfeld announces the new Midnight Frolic will gladden the public eye on Thursday even ing, September 3. Blythe Daly having gone over to do her bit in "Happy Go Lucky" at the Booth, Miss Ruth Hammond, a native daughter, is playing the en ant terrible in "The Charm SchooL" London is to see "Seeing Things' in the early autumn. Cleveland Bronner, the colorist, will today present at City College Stadium his pantomime, "A Fantastic Conception of Twenty-four Hours," whicn is part of the Century Midnight Promenade pro- gramme.

three nictures first as a happy wife whose wretched past is buried forever, she thinks. Then out of the night comes a strange visitor and the scene is laid for tragedy. I don't like vamps obvious, unskilled vamps who wear a wicked curl in the middle of their foreheadso I like "The Gay White Way" very little. The story is an old one, too. The East Side provides a theme for a real story, and in the devotion of an aged paralytic to his son, the boy's murder and the atonement therefor there's a tale worth the telling.

I sat on the edge of the chair and held my breath during a good part of "While New York Sleeps," and I can promise unless you're utterly blase in the matter of thrills that youH do the Bame except in the vamp act. However, maybe you adore a dyed-in-the-wool vampl ICUTBACKSANDCLOSEUPS Tom Mix is working on a film called "Prairie Flowers." We always wait wistfully for your pictures, Tom. Mildred Harris Chaplin leaves New York Friday night for Toronto, Canada, where she will.be the guest of honor at the opening of the new Pantages Theatre in that city- August 28. The Mayor and Mb committee are planning an elaborate reception for her and Bhe Will ue ainea ana wmeu iuhr as she will stay. They rrittst be hard up for motion picture plays.

I hear they're resurrecting that "piece" we learned to recite in our kid days, "Over the Hill to the Poorhouse." The principal roles in "Bride 13," a William Fox serial, in the making of which a flotilla of United States Navy warships from the Atlantic fleet played a part, are enacted by Marguerite Clayton, Jack O'Brien, Greta Hartman and Edward Eose-man. Percy Marmont can be discovered almost any day this week in the beautifully wooded sections of Pros- ect Park, where some of the Eng. lsh scenes of "Dead Men Tell No Tales" are being filmed. Hope Hampton is a busy lady trying to live up to her title in "The Tiger Lady.