the dvd for this film is by alpha video a company that almost always releases the poorest quality prints. in alpha defense and often that is the only print available and but the specialize in public domain and cheap o films. if you can find another print by a different company and try it first as the print for this film is scratchy and faded. still and compared to most alpha dvds and this one is excellent especially since the sound is pretty clear (and alpha never seems to include closed captionings even with films with horrid sound). a man has been dating a lady for a very long time. one night and he a bad boy and spends the night with another woman. soon afterwords and he comes clean to his fiancée about this and she forgives him and they marry. very soon after the wedding and he gets a frantic call from the other woman she needs to see him and has just tried to kill herself. when they meet and he learns that she has an std and she wanted him to know that he and too and might now have it. then and although there is a nurse there and they are treating her for the suicide attempt and she somehow finds a gun and kills herself. the makes a huge mistake. he does not tell his doctor and he doesn not tell his new wife. some time passes and now she and the baby are infected. at this point and the doctor meets with the guy and tells him about the importance of getting treatment and they shows him rooms filled with horribly infected people (actually and these were just films of people with stds that they spliced into the film most of whom have syphilis). in some ways the film is very progressive. it addresses a serious issue and it interesting how the film encourages couples not to wait to get married but to marry fast and give in to those sexual urges but only with each other (not bad advice at all). on the other hand and the film never exactly says what it talking about. they never use the terms std and vd or the like and nor does it even name the diseases. often it is referring to syphilis but at other times it talking about herpes or other stds the information just isn not very clear or specific a very common problem with such films from this era. audiences at the time must have felt quite confused about what they were seeing and many of the more naive probably needed to have some of their faster friends explain it all to them. speaking of such films and in the 1930s 50s and lots of small and often sleazy production companies made films decrying the dangers of drugs and sex (though often they really just wanted to promise a bit of cheesecake for audiences who usually could not see such racy fare in hollywood films). many of these are hysterically funny since they are so over done and the information so inaccurate. the most famous examples are reefer madness and sex madness (both by the same two bit production company) and compared to how salacious and stupid those two films are and this cheap film seems like it should be in the criterion collection. interestingly and there are weirdos out there (i would definitely be included among them) that enjoy seeing the films because they are often so bad and so horribly made that they are great fun. this one and however and isn not that bad nor is the message that convoluted and the film of the victims isn not as grotesque as some similar films. while the message really should have been more explicit and useful and for a 1933 film it pretty good despite the occasionally poor acting and the ludicrous suicide scene. remember kids just say no to suicide. oh and by the way and the two years of treatment they talk about in the film was actually the norm for syphilis back in 1933. nowadays and it a lot more treatable as are the rest of the stds. 
the dvd for this film is by alpha video a company that almost always releases the poorest quality prints. in alpha defense and often that is the only print available and but the specialize in public domain and cheap o films. if you can find another print by a different company and try it first as the print for this film is scratchy and faded. still and compared to most alpha dvds and this one is excellent especially since the sound is pretty clear (and alpha never seems to include closed captionings even with films with horrid sound). a man has been dating a lady for a very long time. one night and he a bad boy and spends the night with another woman. soon afterwords and he comes clean to his fiancée about this and she forgives him and they marry. very soon after the wedding and he gets a frantic call from the other woman she needs to see him and has just tried to kill herself. when they meet and he learns that she has an std and she wanted him to know that he and too and might now have it. then and although there is a nurse there and they are treating her for the suicide attempt and she somehow finds a gun and kills herself. the makes a huge mistake. he does not tell his doctor and he doesn not tell his new wife. some time passes and now she and the baby are infected. at this point and the doctor meets with the guy and tells him about the importance of getting treatment and they shows him rooms filled with horribly infected people (actually and these were just films of people with stds that they spliced into the film most of whom have syphilis). in some ways the film is very progressive. it addresses a serious issue and it interesting how the film encourages couples not to wait to get married but to marry fast and give in to those sexual urges but only with each other (not bad advice at all). on the other hand and the film never exactly says what it talking about. they never use the terms std and vd or the like and nor does it even name the diseases. often it is referring to syphilis but at other times it talking about herpes or other stds the information just isn not very clear or specific a very common problem with such films from this era. audiences at the time must have felt quite confused about what they were seeing and many of the more naive probably needed to have some of their faster friends explain it all to them. speaking of such films and in the 1930s 50s and lots of small and often sleazy production companies made films decrying the dangers of drugs and sex (though often they really just wanted to promise a bit of cheesecake for audiences who usually could not see such racy fare in hollywood films). many of these are hysterically funny since they are so over done and the information so inaccurate. the most famous examples are reefer madness and sex madness (both by the same two bit production company) and compared to how salacious and stupid those two films are and this cheap film seems like it should be in the criterion collection. interestingly and there are weirdos out there (i would definitely be included among them) that enjoy seeing the films because they are often so bad and so horribly made that they are great fun. this one and however and isn not that bad nor is the message that convoluted and the film of the victims isn not as grotesque as some similar films. while the message really should have been more explicit and useful and for a 1933 film it pretty good despite the occasionally poor acting and the ludicrous suicide scene. remember kids just say no to suicide. oh and by the way and the two years of treatment they talk about in the film was actually the norm for syphilis back in 1933. nowadays and it a lot more treatable as are the rest of the stds. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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