The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921 ~“HUMORESQUE” SHOWN IN CITY Moving Picture Which Has Won Greatest Praise of Critics Seen in Bismarck \ Pesta z IS A POWERFUL DRAMA “Humoresque” is'a great cinema. Bismarck pcople will nat have the opportunity of seeing another as! great in many a ‘day, that will match Fannie Hurst's drama of life now be- ing shown at the Eltinge theatre. “Humoresque” has been heralded in the largest cities of the country a: the greatest short story of the films. No longer than the usual picture, it leaves an impression that will not pass with the passing of the show. Seldom. is a picture greater, than the star; seldom is the theme more powerful than the staging, “Humor- esue” is a vivid story that rises even| above the cast perfectly chosen; the theme causes one to forget the me- chanics of the filming. “Humoresue,” as the name impli is a story built on a song, “a song that laughs at life and hides many a tear. Its origin is in the New York Ghetto, where millions of stoic immi- grants from Russia and other op- pressed lands have entered American life, perhaps have remained. Out of the slums of New k’s east side: where poverty and-misery abougd have sprung many a strong character who has left an imprint. Fannie Hurst, whose stories of the Ghetto have made her one of the greatest short story writers of the country, fs true to life when she takes a\Rus- ian Jew out of the slums and makes a great artist. Two Characteristics. There, are two outstanding charac- teristics ef the people she chose -whici are truly depicted throughout the pic. ture—faith and family pride. One of the large family, living in a tene- ment. answers the mother’s prayers. for he becomes a great musician. auite characteristic is the strong fam- ily tie that prevails as the youth ris to fame and riches. No less devoted is the genius to his mother when he moves into a Fifth avenue home than when in the slums. No less welcome are the brothers and sisters. Quite able is the love chapter of the y—the girl, too, rises from the same Ghetto. The first great tri- umph of the genius comes when he s before his own people after having appeared before foreign kings. hi a The second is when he tears up a Ni - Fannie Hurst’s beautiful story of a boy’s genius and a mother’s love. Be- ginning in the clamor of New York’s Ghetto. ' Ris- ing to the heights. Then ending—where? A story that cries to hide its laughter and laughs to hide its tears. MORE PATHOS THAN “THE MUSIC MASTER” ‘MORE FUN THAN “POTASH AND PERLMUTTER“ Acclaimed a supreme ’ masterpiece of the screen by all who have seen it. All-star cast. * “A picture with a has never. been mad “It is a great pigture becau: Technically it is perfect.”—C! Tam mighty nroud.| to announce the engagement of “HUMORESQUE” at the ELTINGE THEA- TRE: i know that it will appeal to every man, woman and: child. stvings—a melody of love, tears and laughter, exquisitely played. Mother love is depicted in its hi @hest sense. My personal unqualified guarantee stands back of this production. In Bismarck au will repeat its great successes in slehats New York . Wingreene, Resident Manager. to miss it. cities: A Picture that Will Live Forever \ VOCAL SOLO BY MISS PAULSON. VIOLIN SOLO BY MR. RONG {he has been brought home | The third triumph of the musici IS GREAT FILM a rich contract to go to France. There i are no battle scenes; the only uni-} fe ms shown are those of the, youth, and a recruiting officer when he and of an officer who tells his family vounded, when faith triumphs over fear, The picture endg happily, there are but few scenes Which the theatrical man might’ say call tor “weeps throughout is the typical note of Fannie; Hurst's stories, telling faithfully.va_ lile-life «story. The picture will be a CIGARETTES. TO STAY UNDER BAN BY VOTE : 2? Continued from page 1) the lakes of the state yad become al- most barren of fish. It was said’ that if muskrats are doing damage a per- mit can be obtained to kill them. Action on Calendar. Other action by the house follows; Bills Killed, H, B. 167, giving cities the right to} tion on house bills must be taken be- pass ordinances réguiz house, bill No. 138, regard nen amending: park laws; house bill + tivesuie to legalize Ft. Berthola school warrants; senate bill 42, to permit women to sit on} juries; house bill’ 163, relating to ap: peals. from minimum wage commis- sion, The following bills Were on third -Teading: H. BL Amending law regarding drains, Pi d', 43 to 0. iH, B Amending law to provide that affidavit of prejudice in.criminal matters must be filled before term opens. Passed, 99 to 0. iH. B. 6—Amending law regarding ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine ke no chances with substitutes! ~ Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not get- ting genuine Aspirin prescribed by ; ephysicians for twenty-one years and proved by millions. — T; A» pirin onl told in the Bayer pac age for Colds, Headache, Neuralg: Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin | boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of pirin cost few cents. Druggists a sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture o Monoaceticacidester of Salicyl peal than ‘Humoresque’ , —Unhicago Journal. t is a human picture. cago Tribune. the Eltings | eRe Cosmopolitan , Productions | HUMORES RCC TRIBUNE inuance of cas HW, B. 106—Putting closed season on beaver, muskrats and otter. Passed, 87 to 1S, H, BY 31—Making minimum salaries of county’ officers $1,500 instead of heath Passed, 105 to'0. 116—-Providing for furnishing | by Togister of deeds to elevators mak- ing application list of mortgages and liens on grain. Passed, 1 to 0. H. B. 118—Relating to commissioner of noxious weeds. Passed, 98 to 7. H. B. 140—Relating to qualifications of signers of petitions to county com- missioners. Passed,'140 to 0, H, B. 188—lor constitution res: tion fixing compensation of Jeg tors at $10 per dey. Passed, 81 to’2z~ H. B. 66—Relating to payment of tuition to high schools for ‘non-resi- dent pupil Passed, 71 to 31. The hcuse adopted resolutions in memorial of the late Richard Pond. ; Tay, cf Jamestown, a former member of the législature. When an attempt was made to ad- journ about five’ o'clock last evening Speaker Twitchell Seminded that ac: | fore the forty-fifth day has passed, | which is on. . members grinding awa: [MAKES CHALLENGE TO JIMMY MULLOY | asked for a boxiy jin Bism: Mulloy, light- match weight. Burke and my were matched in Duluth Inst year but the match didn’t go throngh. Burke believes there are plenty of people who wold like to see a real boxing match. - Passed 105 to 02! COUNTY TREASURER, MEIDINGER WANTS N, D. BOND CANCELLED (Continued from page 1) They also refer tg the fact that a short time ago when our bank, the county gave # check of; some $90.00 on this bank to a far here for road work ind Jabor with the! result that ‘the check was turned | down notwithstanding the fact that the cl was in every respect prop: | erly drawn, A few movés! like the above hive made our farmers, sore and they say; keep the money in ‘the county y j have no right conti doing busi- swith’ such an oultit. Yours ver: SALW IDINGER County Treasurer. | ik ArCORRECTION, J A. Thomas of coll was mis- quoted in yesterday's tween the’ yarious factions. He was ‘ quoted as saying: “the league will! make it” (referring td the Bank of North Dakota, a bigger institution and admit private deposi over $30,000.00. on deposit in this! ibune relative | to the compromise now discussed be-; Mr. Thomas should have been quot- j}ed as saying the “league should, etc.” REFUSES FIGHTS. Lawrence, Kan., Fev. 16. 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