The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-14
Ruth ChattertOn
 at Her Best
Palace Offers First Lady of the Screen in "Un-
 faithful"

TI the Screen" and sscintillating Para mount dramatic star,9 surpasses her own amazing achievements in Mad anne X." Right to Love- Amy body's woman.''- "The Laughing Lady," and other hits, in her latest Paramount picture, ...Unfaithful," |" which opens four day engagement at the Fox-PoH Palace theater Sun day afternoon. "Unfafthful" is one of the greatest woman's pictures Ruth Chatterton ever appeared in. And supported by the suaye: Paul Lukas, the star who made Sarah And Son. "The Right to Love,'t and "Anybodys Woman" three of the great pictures of the year, Miss Chatterton rises to new dramatic heights. "UnfaithfuI' is the love story of a woman who before mar riage joined in adulation the world gave to the man she loves-after marriage she knows her hero -hus- band is unworthy of her love. Such is the tense situation which turns Ruth Chatterton from a lovely, lov- ing bride, into a reckless, thrill seeking globe-trotter, in ''Unfaith- full" The story of this drama is one
 
 husband who reveals himself faith less on his honeymoon: of g. good woman whose wounded pride whips her to reckless actions which make her the most slandered woman in Europe. She matches her husband s spurious good reputation with bad reputation of her own, equally spur ious. And to save her from her mad abandon, Paul Lukas, who performed d so superbly with Miss Chatterton in other roles, comes to love and win her. Paul Cavanaugh plays the hus- band, making the most of a difficult role, and beautiful Joyce Compton is "the other woman," in "Unfaithful." Miss Chatterton's great dramatic abilities are given unrestricted play in "Unfaithful." As the disillusioned wife of Q public hero, she rises to new heights. Jon von Druten, the playwright who won prize honors with his stage play, Young Wood- ley," wrote this story especially for Miss Chatterton, and Paramount has produced it as only this company can. As an American girl who is mar ried to the popular hero of the day whom she loves madly, only to find herself disillusioned wife who finds her husbands virtues are merely a mask for his secret philandering; as the reckless and beautiful thrill seeker, trying desperately to drown her pride in one escapade after an- other, this brilliant actress plays a series of characterizations in which her emotional expression finds it's best expression. "Unfaithful" is, a modern story of modern people, of the real ehind-the-scenes life of modern society in the gay European capitals and On Fifth avenue in New York. Miss Chatterton wears beau tiful gowns and the entire picture is up to the high standard of her pre- vious productions for Paramount. strong and varied program including a Daphne Pollard Pathe comedy, Hot Wires" a Peanut vendor'' band act, "Hot Rhythm" Up To Mars" as., Talkartoon Paramount cartoon; and the latest issue of the Fox Movietone newsree1, which Speaks for itself." Ruth Chatterton in "UnfaithfuP' will positively close her engagement at the Fox-Pon Pal ace Wednesday night. On Thursday through Saturday comes an all new and different double feature pro- gram headed by Jack Oakie in his latest Paramount picture, "June Moon," adapted from the famous Broadway stage success of the same title; and on the same bill, Buck Jones in "Desert Vengeance" The weekly meeting of the Mickey Mouse club for boys and girls is held every Saturday afternoon at o'clock, and at this performance only is shown the great detective serial Finger prints"