The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-07-15
Double Bill at
the New Garden
Esther Ralston in "Rome
EXPRESS Lila Lee in
''UnhOly Love"

Headed by Lila Lee and II. Is.
Warner, O sterling cast of Holly
woods most noted players will be
seen in "Unholy Love-" the mod
ernized adaptation Of Gustave
Flaubert's immortal classic, Mad
anne Bovary," when the picture
opens at New Garden theater Sun.
day for three days. Joyce Compton,
Lyle Talbot, Ivan Lebedeff, Beryl
Mercer, Jason Richards, Kathlyn
Williams, Frances Rich are men,
bers of the cast. Yet so diverse
and important are all the roles
that every part really belongs I'M
der the feature classification. From
the pages of one. of the worlds
greatest novels comes a drama SO
true so finely acted so per-
fectly directed . i. that 1t is more
than in tune with the tempo OF
modern times. "Unholy Love-
describes in words that are both
bitter and sweet the heart-tragedy
Of q woman who deliberately, sell
fishly, won the heart of q man
whose ideals were high :. who
selfishly wrecked her chances of
happiness because she could not
stand the scorn and derision of her
anu ldIhCL . lAACHosos
Wildly portraying the details OF
her Illicit romance. Graphically de-
plotting the tragedy that culmin-
ated her strangely exotic career.
Powerfully portraying a woman
who loved too much and I'M
wisely. Bringing heart-ache and
despair to those who would be her
friends. Bringing shame upon the
Oh oh h0r
filmy beautiful web Of deceit and
intrigue. Yet there is no vestige of
super-sex. Rather daring topic
presented in a fine manner. Where
the final triumph of virtue the
element which is SO necessary with
a vast majority of people ". rises
to give this picture the powerful
punch Of dignity.
Rome Express" Is the compan-
ion attraction. Excitement, sus-
tanned suspense, revolving about
the theft of d priceless Van Dyck
painting, and ruthless, suave
supernatural who controls the
situation and all these abound
in Rome Express" Human emo
lions and motives become pecu-
liarly entangled in an intimate
and surprising way during the ac-
ton Of this film, all of which takes
place in a twelve hour period on
the express train bound from Paris
to Rome. In addition to the un-
usual type of story and setting,
you will see two of the finest stars
of the screen. One Is Esther Raj
ston, who returns to the talking
screen in Rome Express" and the
other Conrad Veidt, the interna-
tional screen and stage star, who
for time was one of Univsrsars
most important stars, and will new
err be forgotten for his work in
1.-THE Man Who Laughs" both Of
these are in their element in
Rome Express" and are surround
ed by a capable cast, under the
direction of Walter Forde.
Lanny Ross, popular radio tenor
Is seen this week on the screen
of the New Garden theater in
Yours Sincerely" a two-reel
condensed version of the famous
musical success, Spring is Here"
as an added. attraction to the fea-
ture. Others in the cast Of this
Vitaphone musical are Pearl Os-
good, popular Coincidence Of the
musical comedy stage; Nancy We'll
ford, featured screen ingenue;
Janet Velie and Dudley Clements,
both of the Broadway stage. There
will be the usual surrounding bill
of choice short subjects.