Niobe, All Smiles

'Niobe, All Smiles' is a three-act comedy written by Harry and Edward Paulton. The play begins at Dunn's drawing room, described as a spacious and elegantly furnished space. It features a large bay window on the left side of the front corner that overlooks the street. There is an arched opening on the left center of the room that leads to the stairs and entrance hall, and a door on the right side of the entrance that leads to the dining room. On the right side of the entrance, there is a four-fold screen that encloses a statue of Niobe and has a Vampire opening at the back.