The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1930, Page 10

10 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1930 GS cisiiiscona “Tuxury sweptiintozoblivion-byrazraging tiver_of humanity-<<. The pent-up passions of a“d¢sperate/ people let loose upon the yncharted seas of freedom .-.-« A-thousand ‘throaty swellidg the chorus of sconquest, led/by the glorious girl whose fiery /song had inflamed a natign . . .. But now the flames fiad kiridled must sear the man/she loves! And the freedom she fad won for others makes /her-th¢ slave of the.man. she f tes! exist drama: that tremade:the orld, - id, and sung, and pictured in Fulf/Color:in—» A First National and Vitephone ion. With Alexander jernice Claire, Noah Beery and Alice Gentle, famous opera star. The Last Word in All-Color Spectacle— With Thousands of People—Hundreds of Thrills! ' Never has any screen spectacle ap- Think of a “Sea Hawk” or a “Passion” proached the cosmic quality of ‘SONG photographed throughout in Technicolor OF THE FLAME”! and humanized by Vitaphone... It will catch you in the current of IZACOSPA Pv mass emotion ...sweep you on the shoulders of its surging mobs into prof- ligate palaces where a people drunk with the new wine of freedom trample: the dead glories of departed kings in aban- doned bacchanalia and voluptuous debauch. Added Attractions: Edward Everett Horton. All Talking Comedy “Dad Knows Best” BISMARC! Sound Fable “Foolish Folly” Sound News Think of the exciting splendor of a production that employs thousands of actors, a chorus of 1500, one hundred dancers, and more than one hundred different scenes... DON’T think of missing “Song of the Flame”! NORTH DAKOTA’S MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN THEATRE THEATRE Starting Today Two Days Coming Soon in Our Parade of Entertainment Only Winnie a MONDAY “She Couldn’t Say No” and Wed. - Thurs. — June lith and 12th TUESDAY June 9th and 10th “Those Who Dance” Starring Lila Lee and Monte Blue