REGENT THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11768, 15 October 1932, Page 7

REGENT THEATRE

UNASHAMED” AV.riumi specially for -.lhe screen, by Bayard Yoilier. “Unashamed” the attraction which will have its premiere screening at 'the Regent Theatre today, has attracted 'unprecedented interest iu that it is founded on fact, being actually based on. a sensational murder trial Yliat received world-wide publicity some years ago when a wealthy Pennsylvanian society youth killed the betrayer of his sister, the latter giving such damaging evidence against her brother that it seemed nothing cocld save him from the electric chair. IF is only when, the attorney for the defence in a dramatic plea forces, Urn realisation itpon the embittered girl that she is sending the brother who placed his sister s honor before bis own life .to a horrible fate, that the heart-broken girl m an agony of remorse tells the truth about her relations with the murdered man and saves her brother .s lue at the expense of her own reputationHelen Twclvotrees, that bea-.utiUP blonde star who i.s now recognised as one of the screen’s foremost dramatic actresses. Robert Younu. and Alunroe Owslov. of “Indiscreet” fame, head a good cast. Laurel and Hardy the most nopular comedy 'team in America to-day. will he featured m their most uproarious oilermg to date. > Countv Uosptiai". m. which UE.nly hurts his leg and retires >o hospital for n little “peace and quiet i md s busy getting it until Ins not so blight pSi y come.s to visit l.i.u, wrtji what n - arious results it is uPt diffie.usft Lo imagine. The supports me.Me an »; terestnig travelogue cuttle seas to Borneo”, Fox and Afe • o News Reels, and a Aliekcy the Mau,, cartoon. entitled “Af'dty Ctfte LP-