The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
IMarlene Dietrich in sDishOnOred'
Palace Offers Great Actress CO-Starred With
 Vic McLaglen

Co-starred with the popular Vic- tor McLaglen, famous for his rois- tering portrayals in two, of the dec- ades great moving pictures, What Price Glory?" and The Cock Eyed
 World,' Marlene Dietrich, the fa-
 nous German star of Morocco" and possessor of the most beautiful pair of legs in the world, comes to the Fox PoIi Palace theater Sunday for q limited engagement of four days
 only in "Dishonored, Paramounts latest smash hit of <1931. "Dishon- ored" is an Intriguing story of wo- man spy In wartime, and of her love
 for another spy in the enemy camp. Always playing the pick of the pie lures from Fox, Metro- -Goldwyn-
 Mayer and Paramount. the Palace has secured all the new 1881 Para
 mount pictures for exclusive first run showing in Waterbury, and the
 magnificent Dietrich, who captivat- ed millions of two continents in
 Morocco" has arrived at the peak
 of her fame in "Dishonored" She
 has been starred by Paramount in
 response to the overwhelming &C.,
 claim which accorded her perform
 ance in Morocco; she portrays
 part of never-ending changefulness;
 she has acquired the support of one of screendom's outstanding male stars. Victor McLaglen, and in short, Dietrich has arrived. She was se- lected by, the Palace management to fellow Norma Shearer on the giant screen. as typical of the Paramount female stars for 1891. "Dishonored"
 is based on the life of one of war times most intriguing women secret service agents, whose tragic fate aroused the world. The romantic facts of her life, the glittering back ground against which she moved, the suspense and conflict of her love drama, are portrayed with startling fidelity. "Dishonored" includes be- sides Marlene Dietrich and Victor
 McLaglen, such popular players as Lew Cody, Warmer Oland, Barry Norton and Gustav von Seyfferitz. The story moves through series of
 brilliant and exciting events, from
 gay Vienna to the menacing head quarters of the Russian general staff, from the headquarters of the Austrian secret service to the battle front. Marlene Dietrich wears some
 marvellous gowns, especially in the
 masquerade ball at Vienna, and the
 ultra-chic creations worn by the
 master spy are the very last word III IdTlbldH dfI eIIeClS. Ine SuT-
 rounding bill includes a Metro Gold
 wyn- Mayer colortone revue, "Ambi- tious People,; Johnny Farrell, the
 famous golfer, in his latest golf les
 son, "Duffer Swings" shown every
 Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Palace theater;
 and the latest issue of the Fox
 Movietone newsreel.
 On Thursday through Saturday
 comes new double feature bill
 moderately action drama, "City
 Streets starring Gary Cooper, Syl-
 via Sidney, Paul Lukas, Wynne
 Fields and Guy Kibbee. . On the
 same program is Tiffany picture, "The Command Performance" star
 ring Neil Hamilton, who scored so heavily with Norma Shearer in Strangers May Kiss"
 The Fox-Poli Palace has secured | one of the biggest attractions of the | season for next Sunday, in Metro
 Goldwyn- Mayors miracle picture,
 Trader Horn," now in it's twelfth 1 record breaking week at the Astor theater in New York. Also Trader 1 Horn" is running in New York to
 crowded houses at $2 seat, the | Fox-Poli Palace will show this re-
 markable picture at regular Palace
 popular prices. This is just another
 example of the big 1891 pictures
 shown at the Palace this season
 under the new policy of always
 showing the pick of the pictures
 from Fox, Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer and Paramount Studios. Trader
 Horn" is hailed as the most stupen-
 dous achievement in the history of | motion pictures. M-G-M camera
 men and players travelled 14,000
 miles through the heart of darkest
 Africa, and braved the terrors of the | jungle for two years to bring you | this picture of 1.001 thrills. Harry | Carey plays Trader Horn." and l beautiful Edwina Booth plays the