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DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1925 42 "CHIVALRY" AND A FAIR MURDERESS; "DYBBUK" AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD "THE WISECRACKERS" Gilbert Selde's comedy, "The Wisecrackers," will open the new 66 5th ave. theatre tonight with Mona Kingsley and Russell Hicks in the cast. SELWYN SAILING Arch Selwyn will sail Jan. 9 for London to complete arrangements with Charles Cochrane to bring over "Still Dancing," a revue. Nieeodemi's "Stronger Than Love" will open Dec.

28 on Broadway with Nance O'Neii in the leading role. criminal" luminary of similar fame. I ever consider so sensational an exit from his professional career? If he should, what are the ethics, if any, involved And what would the Bar association do about it? It is good for at least one Sunday-supper diHcu.sion, and maybe two sensational or three. The title has two contacts with the play. No jury possessed of jthe native chivalry of regular he- Americans could possibly convict a pretty woman with a child, declares a weeping bystander, And no jury would so readily acquit a gnilty woman, whatever jher appearance, if it were not for jthe appeal to the false sense of chivalry which is their pride.

It's a Good Cast. In the acting Violet Heming, playing the accused who shoots a 'paramour when he seeks to leave 'her, is back in her most effective dramatic stride and working at it desperately. Her second act climax i Only eiekt more ckoffiM alaya left. I your Christmas shopping early. AMUSEMENTS.

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at Sl.U; 5M at mt SZ.tt; Set Dreaa Cirel 8eaa at 3a. MOSCOW ART THEATRE MUSICAL STUDIO TONIGHT at 8 SHARP lysistrata JOLSON'S THEATRE. 59ih ST. aaa 7tli AVC. EVS.

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of Era.3:U. TXkOAT a J'Jit ttl- KAK THE BItit.rT Ml'SlCAI. HIT E1ER PKOUt CEI IS AMERICA Arthur HAmmersteia presents ROSE-MARIE CASINO i3-h Bfy. tsxa. 39.

AY. DF.NNIS Kmc. BuU J.nn.y-i Mi'slcai Nenalloo VAGABOND KING Ftnaa a McCarthV, -11 I Wrra Kiaf" Maaie by Rl'DOLF KIML. MORALS A itoid Corned? Wita Brilliant Actor TAnitre Cast At Comedy Theatre, ilst Near 6th re. Miuiee ToiiT and Sainrdaf.

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ToOay a Sat. 1Z I2TH Mantk! IS ZAT SO? LAUGH SFMSATION Mw Me CENTRAL Tata. "Biggest Dramatic Thrill in B-rfif Pvdle? in Eye. rfJ. STOLEN FRUIT ci nKnr w.

a st Maw. Wed i I WBKK9 a neei y.ed.-n4 Sat 2-Jl? MATINEE TOOAV ANNUAL VTt 1 I'll lirWli WINTER GARDEN ARTISTS and MODELS pari edition 18 gertkidk hoffman's oirts SHITRFRT tuba am sc w. of Kiei. OnUOLHi Mj T.xt.T ft THE CONTINENTAX. KEVIF, GAY GREATEST CAT KK ASSEMBLED A 71f PT MOUEKn UmL.SL I in DRESS Iwitll BASIL SYDNEY NATIONAL 41 W.

of B-. Era. iWHUnAL w. Tndar a SaL. 3 HIT." Oauf Anthony MtQvirt prtstnti MILES OUT fUafHOUXSIKHif.

Matireel TOO AT a SAT. A Man's Man of Bny. la MATS. TnOAT S-T Ambassador W. of B'j K-s.

Ml. I STUDENT PRINCE HOWARD MARSH 2NsNfcYR Blf. (RWd), 1 lO.tl GH.ti FORREST Tbnxzt. W.K Wnt of B'w! Tn. MU Tnrt St Sat The Musical Hit MAYFLOWERS BROADHURST A WfiOn Prtstnf The GREEN HAT By Mlt HALL AKLE.S ARTHUR HOPKISS pr, tents aurette Taylor Im Philip Bari? iw Ply-urt.

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OPENING THURStVE DEC24 SEATS MONDAY NEW ncrr 30 A brought her many calls. I neart Leah, the rich Eeb Sender's Edmund Breese, also, picks up daughter, is about to wed in a Barkis stage law work where he put riage by her father. But it aside some seasons back and has tte dylbuk of the poor student has never before been more effective possessed her soul and she cannot, before a super-jury. If Hurlbut g0 through with the ceremony, wrote these court speeches he has I jjb Sender is accused in the outdone himself. They are master- rabbinical court of having been di-f ul imitations of theperfect bun- rectly responsible for the dybbuk.

Edmund Breese and Violet Heming at Wallack. Bv BURNS MANTLE. "CHIVALRY" A drama by William Hurlbut. prwlueed by Joseph K. Shea at Waliitck'a theatre, lec- 15, 1325.

The cast: Mm Out of Job Jwk Matthews Semraiher. -K'ljeao Diitw L.aurtt Krvwtte Schoo! Trai-her Kn Mitrncly Woman. Monuooiery Cenlrat-tor Henry CroatTy Lyna ATTrvxi R.Eli I.U'-y Vioiet Hemic? ilr-or. K-Lsi- Hamptati KSBfrsun Jinis aisuml Bre-ae Kalhleen Lk-rt Kankiri Juiu Tiarrert 1 sn. Iteusoa Freal Tircrt Roy Crordpn Bauer WiUuvn J.

Eline Mrs. Jus fruiiw Flurenoe Fan Bourke J-aiuuv VaVaune Arthur Josrth Bt 11 Iisin.t AHcraer Joaepfe '5o The Jmire I- t-Uu Clerk of Ibe Tho. Xnmsoa Guirtl Arthur of the Jury. John C'lrmjn Brtdset fc-rtc liis of William Horlbut, being one the dramatists who frequently arises within spearing distance of a hit and then mislays his spear, will pnlf-ably cause talk with the play called "Chival ry" which was produced last ni.eht at Wal-lack's theatre. It relates the story of one of those murder trials in which the young and attractive hero- Deris Kan is Ife lis carefullv coached and for whicih she carefully stages her courtroom appearances and is acquitted by a sentimental jury despite the evidence.

So far it offers nothing unusual in the way either of theme or content. Its drama is quite commonplace, its language more often stilted than natural, its situations routine. But it adds a legitimate drama-tie interests to its story by giving it frequently a twist that, while it may be foreshadowed to the experienced playgoer, will surprise the easual and hold the attention of all its patrons. The Drama and th Law. And at the end Mr.

Hurlbut stands a famous criminal lawyer tip in a courtroom in which he has just secured the acquittal of a client and lets sing sucn a swan song as a publicity-loving i illiam Fallon mav somedav sing, Jon may someuav stng. I Would a Fallon, or any other I AMUSEMENTS. New AMSTERDAM Srijne. Wtllas-iaia a Siesfeia. Vzr.

Ptra. rH.RT EH Dili INCH Preett MARILYN MILLER Aaa Uer iar SUNNY Mu-cal 1 fane); Hit tompaaiy Til FULTON Wert ttt SL Krei. 8 3d Mtifwe Ton.tT a SAT. S3t fHAUf H.LI".HH PreseoW INA CLAIRE -sST Eji FratTt Locsdaie. SarM bv WiaeSfil MaKk Roll -k Tainr and A E.

i i i combe they expose. And Breese the perfect type of actor to read them. The other parts are small but helpful, the best ci them played by Roy Gordon, Grace Valentine, rVnmp Francis Neilson. Doris Rankin and Joseph Bell. The scenery serves again and the di- rection, by James Durkia, is com- petent.

SAVAGE WINS CASE a Tnrcc I I AOVIPlO 1 At I rvrJOO Marc Lobe 11, and a group of merry-Henrv W. Savage's case against making beggars stood out in the Hora Le Breton, who refused t.r picturesque drama. speak certain lines in "The Balcony Walkers on tour, was settled in i 1 1 a Spirit Drama by Ansky Presented. Ansky's Jewish mystical legend, "The Dybbuk," tale of a poor synagogue student's spirit that enters the body of his beloved, betrothed by her father to another, was presented last night at the Neighborhood 1 a y-house, hitherto much given to the cavortings of the ''Grand Street Follies." The action takes place in a Russian village. Albert Carroll Channon, the student, practices the cult of chassidism, or the spiritual exaltation of the soul, and falls "i 1 in rno smscrniTtip hefore his.

tml' sverai months later his sweet- ppr ne violated the promise to his ojj departed friend, the student's father, that if one should have a son anfi the other a daughter, they would marry. As punishment he ordered to give half his wealth v. It is a far cry from the Indian ove call in "Rose-Marie," but Mary eihs, formerly that operetta's prima donna, has gone in for jdrama in a serious way- She played Leah to the Channon of Albert Carroll. Ian Maclaren. AT "GAY PAREE' TYa ntiro 2iJth roast artilierv.

SPECHTS NOVELTY Paul Specht, orchestra leader, will present a modern musical interpretation of "Hamlet" at the Moulin Rouge soon. SMITH'S HOLIDAY Harry B. Smith, "Princess Fla- via" librettist, will give a party this aiternoon at tne century AMUSEMENTS. FMPIRF THEL. a Si.

A wt-a-kiie Vv- 5jcce3 En. 3i AT lad SAT. JANE COWL in EASY VIRTUE LYCEUM 45 91 3 Than 4 Sat. IRENE BORDONI i. "NAUGHTY CINDERELLA" BROTHERS THE COCOANUTS' HeAT EST M'jSIC LYRIC THEATRE SLitS MUSIC BOX MT.r W.

45 St Ki. 8.40 tri 2 49 EXTRA MATINEE XMAS DAY CRADLE SNATCNERS ith MART BtM.A.VD FAR l'-OLS itk TE4Rt ABIE'S IRISH ROSE REPUBLIC 4id a 40 aixl SAT. poor NUT vhhELUOTT NUGENT 48TH ST. iHKA. Mat.

WED, a SAT. BELASC0 4th St- aea. LASl a Sat. 1:30 TIMES T4VT1 RKI.ASCO CnKKtS E. H.

SOTHERN a 1-ee BSaibert ta ACCUSED Martia Beck Theatre VWf JINKS JOE E. BROWN 1. HAKtX.D Mlglui A GKEAT MISICAL, COMEDY Jewish -jii -ft jc renin mnvrtu a Greenwich Villaee Follies SEVENTH his lavor yesteraay oy tne atoi- olje5t National Guard regiment tration Society of America. Thethe ijnited States, attended "Gay actress was found to have broken Paree" ast night at the Shubert. Staged by HASSAPJ) SHOUT ritr, A L.

I IRFRTY Thoa.W 4iJ i. a. 8 -t Mi Wed. and S.L. tM her contract.

She testified she sus pected no improper meaning in the lines until informed of it by her fiance. The play will be done again with another actress in her place. JANUARY OPENING "Sweetheart Time." a musical romedv bv Harry B. Smith and imam comer, wiu open nere around Jan. Is wit around Jan.

13 with Eddie Buzzell and Mary Milbura, AMUSEMENTS. HENRY MILLER'S THaATKa, 11 W. 4.1 St Evea. 8:40. Msta.

Thura. and 2:30 The VORTEX I Noel Coward's Sneeess Tiit- SES'ATIoN of sew tore riu Mx. J. i .1.1 ay RRATTHwalTK ir roi WALLACK'S W. St r.m 3 Fim Maunea TOM-W, .3 CHIVALRY ti uh VIOLET HEMIMG and EOMUND BREESE DALY'S fi3H ST thba Ee.

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Coban ijf la the yet i'lar ia Tmn vV7 AMERICAN BORN If 11 WEST of BROADWAY SFI WYN Xr.ca. Iest 41 SL L-M 3 Ota. TTlli Matinee Tfiort. Sat at XM CHARLOT REVUE of 1926 Beatrice I Jack Gertrude Lillie Buchanan Lawrence Good Bale Seats $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 CR0S8V GAIGE'S 3 STAB ATTRACTION BKOAUWAY'I rtSMESI COBEIII I BUTTER EGG A MAN Mich ktLlI L0NGACRE US. i 12 All Baleony Seata at Box Of flee.

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MAT. TO-DAY 2:30 $1.00, $10 $2.00 HIGHER -A Bn.LT SHOW. T1m OUNG BLOOD iiiaea FaKI 1 Bast liaeair. "ID Maraua Travar Haia Hayaa flar-mm Ektriaae Erie Drcaatar. 1st BALCONY SEATS SI.

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antral Par 18 W. Siita St. TL Cirria 663a. Eiary Ere. 8 -10.

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8:3. Mat. TOKAY a SAT. 3 Shows 1 THEATRE OI II.D PRODtCTION'8 MERCHANTS -GLORY niiinTft- w- 5Jd- VJU1L-L Mtl Tnm.w BERNARD SHAW'S COMT.OT ANDROCLES LION Klaw 45Ul SL Era. 8Jt Mta.

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20 LAST LI a aA. Ou TODAY a SAT TIMES THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL with MKi. 1NSIT.L Lady Teattla. "Beautifully written." Andcrxtn. Post.

EUGENE O'NEILL'S Komonc. "THE FOUNTAIN" GREENWICH VIL. THEA. Are. St.

Krea. 8 3 Mara. Thura. ami Sat 39 rVANDERBlLT Mata. TODAY and SAT.fl ot at.

r.ia 9 HESiHEST NUSaiALVOW si Ta a. MARIE SAXOfl "ovk HARRY ARCHERS ORCHESTRA- a she I the talk. Of the tovh7 i i a-nm. MFRRYMtKJK' CYRIL MAUDE THIt CHAKMINO acfctl Saliva f.I HDC B- A aa st I iui-ma i. Ibl VTt Li.

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and SAT. "DEACON" MOTES MONDAY THE HI D0 THEA. Gtwt Fue. este a Bei-Jtr OH! OH! NURSE! COHAN B-j a 3 JL Mitlpeaa "IJ, and SAT -CYPSY FIRES WUSS-.