The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1931, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1981 | against Peter’s plan to marry her be- | stage door of the Orpheum, where $ ——— | __—___. | Additional Society {|} AT THE MOVIES | || fcre midnight, when Mrs. Peter Foley | friend was appearing in vaudeville ——————————————— | | 14 to receive the legacy. act. As Bull, Paul Hurst is superb, as/ After several years in vaudeville he | % Miss Louise Huber, Carlin, Nev., ac- Sabbah bee ee cries young | Usual. Nita Martan as Julia is a} returned to the New York stage ap: . companied by the Misses Jane Ann chap lose a fortune just because: it charmer hard to resist, and Sam/| pearing in such plays as “Outsid and Joan O'Leary, Los Angeles, Calif.,| was left to his wife—and he is wife- | Hardy is a slick Parker. Charles Sel- | Looking In,” “Women Go on Forever, = W. 8S. Fawle, Reno, Nev., have| jess and that is why ‘Borrowed | Jon is perfect as Uncle Henry. “Pitter Patter,” “Maggie the Magnif: : ; arrived by motor and are guests at Wi'egy is one of those slctures that Joent” and “Penny Arcade.” ‘The lat- e e e the Huber home, 300 Second St. PARAMOUNT THEATRE . hing and ing and ter play was bought by Warner | South. ‘The party toured the Bleck ee een i ie starieeariy | James Cagney, featured in “The] and retitled “Sinners’ Holiday,” and ; oon Gate, ae sri 5 are 8] to do this and keeps it up to theend. | Public Enemy,” the Warner Bros. | Cagney was offered the role he had ry short visit ere the Misses O'Leary | “-rorrowed Wives” is the Titfany production coming to the Paramount | on the stage. Since then he has been 3 * | cots Mins enue ai | anaes, tee hie | LO a eet aes Saat same eaee 8), Dismarck’s Busy ean opping Center mer with their father, W. J. O'Leary.| ito) theatre today and Friday, Rex | dancing with getting him his break | “Other Men's Women,” “The Million- x Miss Huber is head of the commercial| tease and Vera Reynolds play the | in the theatre. aire” and “The Public Enemy.” department at the Carlin high school | jeaqing roles, Lease being the trou-| After graduation from Columbia : and plans to spend the summer here, | eeding roles, Lense Deng, The int, | university he began s long unsuccess-| America’s grapefruit production to * * * who would inherit the fortune if a lot | ful search for work, A bit wobbly | estimated as six-sevenths of the world Mrs. Andrew Person and sons, Carl/ o¢ persons and things didn't conspire | With hunger, he at last applied at the | crop. A. W. LUCAS CO. Announce a Week-End Sale of DRESSES Though Vacation Needs May Be Many and Varied—They Can Be Supplied Here. sister, Miss Vera Person, from Mac- alester university. Afterwards they will motor to Big Sand lake for a week's outing. They plan to return in about two weeks, accompanied by Miss Person. * * * Duane Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, 930 Sixth street, and John Birdzell, son of Justice and Mrs. L. E. Birdzell, 400 Sixth street, | left Thursday for Fort Snelling, Minn., where they will attend the reserve officers training camp. Both returned recently from the University of North Dakota. xk * Mr. and Mrs. William Noggle and daughter, Ione, 718 Fourth street, left Thursday morning for Chicago and points in Indiana where they will visit relatives. They plan to be away about three weeks and will spend the greater part of the time in Warsaw, South Bend and Fort Wayne, Ind. xe O® Favor Your Feet With Foot Saver Shoes Jantzen and Pelton e e Swim Suits Fine Neutan Kidskin 1 1 5 , neutral shade of tan .....-00: 8 Black Kidskin ........sesnesseccsccsccecs $10.85 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. 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She will return Sunday. ** * Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brink, 508 Ave- nue A, have as their guest for a few weeks their nephew, T. J. Maroney, Staples, Minn. $e | Meetings of Clubs ‘ | And Social Groups i Members of the Women's Relief a | OMe corps will meet at 2:30 o'clock Friday i afternoon at the home of Mrs. George i Hugelman, 304 Third St. | * ek * Special entertainment has been planned for a meeting of the Rebekah w lodge at 8 o'clock Friday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. All Rebekahs oo SSSSSSSSS9SS9FS9DSSS9SS9SSS 995599955999 FS PUSOH ISOS OCP SCE CER ECCT STOOSF S $59 eect D or? TO Values in This Lot to $17.50 Full Range of Sizes * The Very Newest Styles for Now and Summer New Print Frocks with Short Sleeves ... Polka Dots ... Jacket Dresses ..-+.. in Abe .cliy are loyied to. aera. Summery Printed Chiffons . . . Plain Pastel Crepes ... on sale Friday and Saturday. 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