The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1931, Page 10

10 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1981 OCEAN FLIERS BACK IN NEW YORK When Russell Boardman and John Polando returned to New York after their record-breaking long-distance flight to Istanbul, Turkey, their wives were the first to greet them. After that came the city’s CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY HENRIETTA HAS BEEN WAITING FOR BIM'S RING AT THE DOOR — FAR INTO THE NIGHT SHE SAT UP FIXING AND MAKING OVER SOME OF NER OLD CLOTHES — —— SHE SPENT MOST OF THE DAY IN THE BEAUTY PARLOR- SHE WANTS TO LOOK WER VERY BEST ON “THIS OCCASION — ——— WHAT WILL SHE SAN TO HIM WHEN SHE SEES HIM ? WHAT WILL BF THEIR FIRST WORDS? \ HATE TO CABLE COUSIN WALT AND PHNLLIS BUT | COULDN'T BEAR TO HANE SKEEZIX TAKEN TO JOVENILE COURT WHILE THEY'RE AWAN. THE GUMPS—NEVER WILL I FORGET YOU OH- HENRIETTA= LIKE A DREAM OF HEAVEN AGAIN = To BE BEFORE YOU - ‘Yo LOOK INTO YOUR EVES — | NEVER KNEW, WHAT LONESOMENESS THERE I IN THE WORLD TILL YOU LEFT ME — See eats : NAPP! = is \ NO LIKE Fae BOET, SINTER HATH MY ABSENCE | FROM NE MAT RRERUN DAYS SEEN— DECEMBERS WH WHAT OL 1 HAVE KNOWN BARENESS EVERYWNERESS PHNLLIS, THE BUSINESS PART OF THE TRIP RE OF TH BR UNGSHAVE 1 FELT = WHAT Lovery FLOWERS — 1 CO MISS THE CHILOREN TERRIBLY, WALT. § WONDER HOW THEY'RE GETTING Sa |7) official welcome. Here the two couples are shown reunited aboard the welcoming tug Macom. Left to right: Boardman, Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. ATTENDED . = : ss PR Polando and Polando. 70, ARE TOPPING q J OFF WITH F t , Ak tic A FEW 4 4 ENGLISH CASTLES, George Clark | Us. P4, 087 conn S, Pet. OF; Copyright, 1851, v & . net Fine Rego tbat h FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS OU, SAY, UNCLE JOHN !! NOW THAT You've DONE SO NUCH FOR OSCAR AND MENE'RE GOING To DO SOMETHING FOR YoU... Now DONT say NO ,BECAUSE we WONT TAKE THAT WELL, ALL RIGHT....IF YOU INSIST... TM A MAN OF NY WORD... GO AHEAD... NHAT 15 IT? LWT 7 SAV NO BD ANYTING.- ANYTHING FROM YoU BOYS ~ ¢ GO AHEAD, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING... MR. JOHN! z “It’s the big time for me now, Gus. P've found myself. Won't make the banjo sound exactly like a mouth organ.” you hear me/ MOM’N POP Wow! you SAVED A HOTEL Vi BILL, BUT You Lost FINE WHEELS AND TIRES - I TOLD) ry I TELL YOu THE OH, THEYRE CAMPING PEOPLE STAVING HERE ( ouTSiDE OF TH’ TOURIST LOOK LIKE A BUNCH \ camp—PROBIY DIDN'T SOMETHING HAS OF THUGS HME A BUCK FOR HAPPENED To A CABIN cass <= a e ‘Al OucK # For Smiling Out Loud Contest Fans! Will You Help Poor Maurice Chevalier out of this sad plight? SALESMAN SAM (BY GOSH, SAM, (0) BEGINININ' 0 BELIEVE MY LITTLE FELLA CAN GIVE TOUR Bic WALRUS 4 RUN FER HS Fy OH EAH? YOUR. SEET WHAT Did 1 TELL YAP )scissoRs HOLD, L(Trle Feta — | |#e's GOT TH’ SCISSORS HUH? AW, THAT DON'T MEAN & ? ra nie WHO ELSES HOLD ON HEEZALLS THING, FRANKIE - 0 ‘ / 2 S z s EB As you see in the outline dri one's swiped the hap} : ; This will never do. Ot . = \\ an without a. / eS steseeel : ] . : an emphatic ; ’ must be don out it. smile—and, xo. the P: *Chevaller Smile with the playing o “The Smiling Lieutenant” Maurice Chevalier’s Latest Paramount Comedy Romance Sensation with Claudette Colbert and Charlie Ruggles at the Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 Contestants are asked to draw the z : ‘ ; | ; tf r Mer on the above face. 5 , Ist Prize 8 Guest Tickets to the Paramount. 2nd Prize 6 Guest Tickets to the Paramount. s . f y $ 4 arte 3rd Prize 4 Guest Tickets to the Paramount. : : ; i xf = ‘The next 7 people submitting their drawings will y m ‘ s euch recelve one Guest Ticket to the Paramount ; In case of t! ing in their drawings . Prompt. first will recei D ly draw in a Chevalier ‘ou know what it's like, you've seen it be You may use pencil, crayon, “Water color, charcoal . . , Anything but in “Your drawin, the “Che- Department” at the Paramount tre not later than 4 p. m. Monday, Aug. 31, amount is. y ig this ching Contest” in conjunction £382 S32 a 29 a SReES SENSEERE. segsea_