The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-06
"sILVER DOLLAR" AT NEW GARDEN TO-DAY XAUDE- VILIiE AND PICTURES TO- MORROW

Last times at the New Garden
 to-day is "Silvor Dollar" with Ed- ward c. Robinson, out Of the thun doring eavaleado R history eomoa tho screen masterpiece, He lived Co hog In tho city no built, out of history, into your heart comes this incredible adyonturer " hoeo achievements toworod Ike tho ROckleH, whose aInH wore tho sean dal Of m ago, Tho roaring, brawl- Ing record of tho most amazing chapter in tho story of tho west, CAHt of thousands including Bebo Daniels, Alino MaeMahon.
 Tho companion feature iH "fhey Just Had TO Uot Married" with Slim Summorvile and HaHu Pitts. In addition nr0 some excellent short subjects Another vaudeville treat has been secured for to'mor- TOW and Wednesday and in Addi" ton to m excellent picture pros gram you will aoe on tho Hlnge nf. tern0on and evening "rimm,o' Groves CoionlaIH, This band ia clans who will surprise you with tho excellence of thoIr offering, Also to be featured ia "BillIe and
 Ernie" Ledger ono of tho clover est dancing teams in vaudeville. This is the net that received Ho many curtain Galla hat week and they are being repeated on aG- count of tho many requests r0' G0iVNd from patrons who have nHk- cd for another opportunity of Heo' Ing them. They will appear in dif-
 ferent costumes and with another routine, working with tho band Ho you can come prepared to EGO Aomo thing extra good,
 Tho screen feature will b6 "Il0 Learned About Women, Onco in n while, R comedy o0moH nlOng which possesses enough hiddon dy- namite to send tho audience roll. Ing in tho aislOa. "IIo Learned About Women" iH such h iilm, lt lH light, it < f0ntasliGi at moments " IA unadulterRtod Hlapatlok, but it iH ono Of tho most genuinely, hllhf" ious hlme that has made liH np' pearanee in H long time, TO b6 HlIro tho jilm has m amusing story bn- HiH, about h hGWildered young mhn who doesn't know what Go do W lh fifty million dollars, Ther0'H nlh0 n good deal of abaurdly funny dln" lOgu0. But it iH certain thnt tho nm would never have been tho perfect ly delightful comedy thnt it la If lt were not Stuart Erwln'H George and Alison Akipw0rth'H Madame pOlidOr, to Hay nothing Of Ornnt MitohellR Appl0by and the charm" ing heroine of Susan Elem nR, Ma dame ltaGkGteGr" and "Nighl fter Night" went a long way toward cs' tabllshlnR Alison Hkipworth nH ono of tho foremost Hereon comnd" iGnnNA, "ite Learned About Wg' men" completes tho l0b' lIefe h loved by tho American hlhRo pnb' lje for thiriy.twO yaarH. Rho knows every nuhnGG of comedy technique, from drn wing room t0 Blnp-HllolD md Hhe iA an electric pfeHonrm every minute she iH b0f0r0 tho camera, Her Viviennl POlldOr, dos. titute old actress, who starts 0ul 10 relieve the young millionaire or n few Of his millions and romhlnH to protect him from hor fellow crooks, is A truly magnll lloenl Gilhr' aGterigati0n. Other pictures arc "The Chimp with stan Laurel ana oliver Hardy. A regular "Ono'rlhE' circus WAS rented and ernGled nt the Hal t0aGh Ranch for honBch in the Laurel and Hardy comedy Ths Chimp Jungle animals of hll deh' oriptIOns were used including Hons, tigers, monkeys, oam9la and others. Several well known circus acts in' Gluding bara.baok TidorB, aerlnlihth, and professional clowns mingled with the picture pera0nalitloA un" der the "bIg top" which housed ttie group. ApDther feature is C. Est Paris c nfbHlGal comedy with ray" iHhIng girls, Gorgeous cost ilineH, poppy music, jIOllyWO0d'B best, All In real Broadway hits ln beautiful teGhBie0iOr. ]