The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1931, Page 9

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1931 * THE GUMPS—WHAT A LIFE o—_——_———_——— | after Jackie when his mother is At the Movies {| vaucevile tour—wnien 1s most, ot the —— 1e. ie .. PARAMOUNT THEATRE Upon being introduced to Richard A world-famous film star is advised Dix, star of the production, Jackie hauled out an autograph book and said “Will you please sign this?” One of the supporting players of- fered his bogs ig Ete: in- ‘Waikiki Beach, Honolulu. formed that was “for stars is the opening situation of only.” A peek into the book revealed “The Black Camel,” which, with War- ectad of 139 film luminaries of first ran Jackie's stream of child-like ques- ,»| tions indicate where his chief inter- est lies: : “When's a star a star?” “When'll they put my name on the YP and THIS IS WHAT | GET AND WHAT SHALL FOR ALLOWING MYSELF TO ' er | DID BIM GUMP EVER me j Do Now ? BIMBO CE vas ake LIFE QUST ISN'T KISS YOU ? SUCH A QUESTION AY LEAST HE WAS KIND= GAVE UP EVERY THING= WORTH WHILE — Roi tes , AND YoU COULD DEPEND ON HIM = EVEN GOT A POSITION THAT'S ALL = WELL = HE CAN ‘TAKE A HE WAS A MAN — $0 THAT | COULD WORK | See 1G RANE TAS He's * His SENTIMENTS WERE NOBLE — SO ae NeHIL, ‘ ‘ SCHOOL BOY STUFF UP= | Te eS RLS ERE. HIM= | AND WALKS OUT LIKE ee VLU NOT FORGIVE HIM BUT NE HAD BRAINS — A SPOILED CHILD~ é > SNES Rents erie eek THE WEALTHIEST MAN IN AUBTRALIA@ | WONDER IF UM DOING both pictures for Fox films. FOR ARKING SUCH A WRONG ry GIVING Much of “The Black Camel” was| marquee board?” ROouUSH QUESTION — made on the exact locale of the origi-|_When’ll I be @ star?” he used to , jask almost da: nal Barl Derr Biggers’ story, and the fore he played “Skippy.” From es beginning of his = sugost, Dorothy career years ago, it's Revier|/Sackie’s ambition to be a star, his grandmother says. em } . AND OVER SUCH A SIMPLE EITTLE THING Too = Tr ALL STARTED | WHEN ‘TOM ASKED HENRIETTA IF BIN GUMP VER, assed CAPITOL THEATRE ee 2 When lttle Jackie Cooper, tamous|| Stickler Solution | seven-year-old stat of “Skippy” re-| @—————__________—- © ported for work in Radio Pictures’ “Young Donovan's Kid,” opening next ' Monday at the Capitol Theatre, he wasn’t long in orienting himself. “What kind of a restaurant have you on this lot?” he asked Fred Nib- lo, the director. Being assured that it was an excellent one, he further in- quired, “When do we eat?” “It's one of his hobbies—food,” ex- plained his genial grandmother, Mrs Marie Leonard. Mrs, Leonard looks | SIDE GLANCES ~ = By George Clark | EvEry EvE Essavs EtEcancE. By inserting the vowel “E” eight tines among the s_ VRYVSSAYSLG. ANC, the sentence shown above can be formed. TEETER 1 DON'T THINK SO, PETE. BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN ANNTHING AS HES AWAN MOST OF THE TIME ANNWAY, GOIN’, PETE. 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