The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1931, Page 6

6 SHOWN IN PICTURE ‘Four Horsemen’ and Carideo Among Stars in ‘Spirit of Notre Dame’ Football is spiced with romance in “The Spirit of Notre Dame” feature production which will open Monday at the Capitol Theater. But the romance, interesting as it is, is only incidental. The film of- fers all interested in the subject an opportunity to get a close-up view; of the thrills, the action—and above all the background—of the gridiron’ teams which have made Notre Dame famous in recent years. And over the entire theme there hangs the shadow of one of the great- est figures American sport has pro- duced, that of Knute Rockne who gained renown, not only as a great} footbail coach and a master football} strategist, but as a moulder and mak- | er of men. To the thousands of football fans in the Bismarck territory the picture will carry its own appeal, for the men who star in it are real footbaii players. To begin with, there are Stuhldre- her, Layden, Crowley and Miller, the famous Four Horsemen of 1924.{ Thousands can testify that they knew their pigskin. And backing up this formidable quartet is Frank Carideo, all-American quarterback in 1929 and 1930, ‘Moon’ Mullins, Bucky O'Con- nor, John Law and other Notre Dame football greats. They are football players in a real foctball picture. In addition, the story which runs through the picture is an interesting one and the setting is authentic. Since the name of a well-known institution is used in the title and the picture presumes to portray the atmosphere which prevails there, it was necessary for the college officials to be satis- fied. They have given the produc- tion their approval. Some of the most dramatic inci- dents in the recent history of sport are reproduced in the picture with @ reality which is startlingly vivid. In addition, the public is given an insight into the things which made a football team great. There is, for instance. the case of Marty Brill. Brill, it will be remembered, never had made a touchdown for Notre’ Dame, although he had been one of the first-string backfield men for sev- eral seasons. Then, when Notre Dame was playing at Philadelphia,| Brill’s home town, he turned loose and made a whole flock of them, just to| give the home-town folks a treat. How this was done and why is ex-) plained in the picture. The fact of) the matter was that Brill, ordinarily, wasn’t expected to make touchdowns. | His job was to do the blocking and; help the other players make the scores. At Philadelphia, Rockne gave! the great back a break and made an-; other player do the second fiddling for that one contest. There are some other folks in the picture, of course. For instance, there is Lew Ayres, who does his footballing without becoming a star, and Sally Blane, who helps to provide the heart interest. J. Farrell McDonald also has the fat part of Knute Rockne among those members of the movie colony who took part in the production, > ¢ } ° Christiana By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family spent Saturday night et the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisen- beisz. Gordon Conley called at the H. R. Wright's Tuesday. Irvine Petersen of Verona is spend- ing a few days visiting at the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Ernest Schoon. e Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio- let were Bismarck shoppers Tues- day. Mrs. Art Brighmeyer and Mrs. Al- fred Olson have been doing the house- work at the H. C. Olson’s while Mrs. Olson has been at the hospital with her son, Douglas. family attended the party at the Nerby home. near Steele, Saturday. Elder Elness was a Sterling visitor Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland andj the inventor, FOOTBALL ROMANCE | FELLOW WORKERS PAY LAST RESPECTS TO EDISON ers school, spent the week-end with her parents near Menoken. Willie and Tillie Schoon Saturday night the Schoon’'s. George Magnus was in this vicinity recently. Robert Byers had the misfortune of breaking his arm Friday as he fell backwards over a rock. He was taken to Bismarck immediately by - his father. Henry Olson accompanied: them to see his son, Douglas, who is in the hospital recovering from burns received when he upset a pan of jelly. Loise Amber of Clear Lake called at the Ernest Schoon’s Tuesday. J. W. Byers and sons called at the Harry Clooten home recently. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and Ernest visited, at Ernesi family and Mr. and Mrs. Schoon were Bismarck visitors Wed- nesday. Ralph Byers is employed in Bis- marck by the state highway depart- ment. Miss Violet Clarke was a dinner guest Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family spent Sunday at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Charley Young in Lein. township. Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisz is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. M. J, Olson, at Driscoll. Mrs. Adolph Hansen spent Satur- day afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Christ Schoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family and Henry Olson and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Art Brighmeyer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clooten spent Saturday with friends in Bismarck. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio- let were callers in Sterling and Dris- coll Saturday. Robert Clarke was a Sterling caller Thursday. Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisz and Mrs. Central Meat Market LEE & FRESH and SALTED MEATS Bring Us Your Produce Always in the Market—Top Price for Top Grade Poultry, Fish and Oysters in Season Tuesday. Miss Nellie Dance, teacher of By- ————— Bismarck Shoe Hospital Leather Burman’s Shoe Hospital Service and Quality 107 Srd Street 211 4th Street Next to Bismarck Hotel HOTELRADISSON Phone 143 BISMARCK, That’s whi Seventh Street Near Hennepin Located in the center of the Business, Amusement and the Shopping districts. 4 Cafes that givesa cuisine unexcelled. Prices -o fit any purse. .) Frank’s 119 Third Street Do Right to Corn Also THERE’S ONLY Two Words TO SUCCESS DO-RIGHT F. 2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1981 children attended a party given for 7 their minister Monday. For Tariff Post Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gable and Har-| — — - old, Robert and Grace Miller spent 2. ~ FRESH— poy at Mrs. Gable’s home at UNSPOTTED! anger. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gable and Mary- . belle Doyle spent Sunday afternoon | Sey oe eee ee le y} sp iy TNOOn | at the George Hughes home at Mc- Sok couch And Isvely abt Kenzie. | George Gable and sons visited at| Oe er oriaen sents the John Gable, Sr. home Sunday| It’s just returned from a mas- 2 evening. ter cleaning by the Miss Elizabeth Gable and Catl) Scooge visited at the John Gable, Sr., Houle euney. Master Cleaners Miss Lena Kock spent Saturday at her home in this township. M and Dyers, Inc. Mrs, F. H. Trygg accompanied Mrs. Phone 664 311 Main Ave. Burbage to Bismarck Monday night, ‘ ry qe and, MIs. Asbridge called at Z . Engdahl's Saturday. Mr. Moynier took a shipment of COME! SEE! cattle to St. Paul Friday. THE CORN SHOW AT BISMARCK - OCT. 28-29-30- rt om TOT WEARS OLD ROBE CRE Memphis, Tenn.—In 1829 a tiny baby, swaddled in a beautfiul tucked, puffed and hand-embroidered robe, was christened Edmond Richards. 4 Now, 102 years later, his great-grand- / F daughter, Mary Dell Richards, will : j ‘i ‘Associgted Press Photo wear the same robe at her christen- ‘ group of pioneer workers who toiled with Thomas A. Edison in Menlo Park, N. J., helping hii q ected — —— with the Invention of the electric light gathered at the Edison laboratory to pay thelr last respects to ‘The state of Michigan claims the Associated Preve Photo ome oO paride Jango _ herd ot, Hutseit: | gisces eenster from lewn, wae oo sian dai cattle, ownl con. "yf. J. Olson spent Saturday afternoon|day night and Sunday as the guest| 2004, distributed among 14 state ‘ne i a likely chetee by ee e | with Mrs. Robert Sharp and daugh-lof Mrs. Emory Woodworth. oo belted hal lca ter, Miss Florence. Mr. and Mrs. James Robidou and = — b Gordon Conley spent last Sunday |family spent Sunday evening visiting visiting at the F. Brown home near|at the John Crawford home. Driscoll. tue eur ne deen sa en- 5 a Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stile called at, tertained for Sunday dinner, Margery ‘tne Geor y. | Er ' ge Magnus home Monday. ‘strom and Lucille Crawford, Clar- ra r ~ ie re e "Miss Mildred ‘Hansen, who stays |enice Beard and Walter Woodworth, ’ 9 9 ve! ‘And Attend The with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.|_ Miss Eleanor MacDonald has re- e e | Christ Schoon, spent the week-end|turned to her home after spent 5 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A,|the past month in Bismarck attend- NORTH DAKOTA STATE | Hansen. a cae cael tae joe n spent 1e = | — . @lend with her husband at the Roy CORN SHOW. ,__Missouri "Str si tr. anders of nimarck OCT. 28 - 29 - 30 - 31 | |were callers at the John Clark home ee ene [dee atvoniomsiny: «Samir TEAMING, TRUCKING maa ; i Lae aise sty mat | Gibbs STORAGE nd during your stay here, come e home of Mrs. O. G. Davenport i ane The next meeting will be 4 in and let us show you at hi ff Mrs. inson AR’ ;, Mie bellies renee Pool Car Distributors 2 Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford and| Mrs. L. C. Jordan and two chil- : idaughter Lucille visited at the Clif-/dren and niece, Hazel Engdahi, ton Kimball, home near Erittin| called at the V. Engdahl home Fri- ‘Thursday evening. day evening. | Mrs. Emory Woodworth attended a _V. Engdahl and Charles took Fred M whist party in Bismarck Friday. Reese over to Wolfert Tryggs’ Fri- Miss Vidette Robldou spent Sunday | day. at tl jome of her aunt, Mrs. Wil-} Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss called Th W cht !liam MacDonald. - at the John Gable, Sr, home Sun- e a er Miss Eliza Nicholson spent _the| day. he Lowest Pri week-end in Bismarck with friends. | Mrs, H. J. Brickner of Raleigh spent ce Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kimball of|the week-end with her sister, Mary- I fi C near Brittin dined at the John Craw-| belle Doyle. mee ransier UO. GOODYEAR SPEED jford home Saturday. Jake Kock has moved from Gibbs WAY | Mir and Mrs. ‘Studie Woodworth} township lose to Menoken, Incorporated | Never before a tir ood and sons, Eug an , Mrs.| Mrs, Artht - j \Gore Barsart and chunien of Elaine May erie a P. A. WACHTER, Mgr. a tire so good for so little jmarek and Mrs. Winnie Crawford of| "A group of people. from this com- | a Full oversize—guaranteed for, Toledo, Ohio, visited at the Wallis! munit ‘ a |Home ‘Sunday, ‘Mrs. Crawford stayed| Harold. Miler Pridey sacnten ip © BISMARCK set NORTH DAKOTA ‘e—built of famous Supertwist. * with her parents Mr, and Mrs, Wallis| Mr, and Mrs, Frank ‘Trygg and 3 ! and sister Madge for a visit. | Bob MacDonnell, student in the { | Bismarck high school, spent the week- abe de® jend at the Leslie Clark home. { | Miss Margery Erstrom, who attends ry jhigh school in Bismarck, spent Satur- \ | =| | | | a fr Visit th i BROWN tst e€ pe | a At Bismarck canal October 28, 29, 30, 31 See how fast the aes Pee Slope Region is going into spe . . diversified agriculture Hardware — Farm Machinery — Furnaces 2 a The Pioneer Store Bismarck, North Dakota M3 at we do at * ;5-83 30x34 a OES ~ 365 Place Motor Tire Servi AL. DURREE, Mgr. Phone 313 Bismarck, N. * 204 Main Ave. uf ql saab sa a8 S*NEVER FAILS’’ Flour, Pancake Flour and Cereals Poultry. Feed—Stock Feed—Minerals—Salt Phone 106... “DACOTAH CHIEF” SEEDS Burleigh County Seed Corn and All Other Field Seeds Retail Store at 901 Main AND - DACOTAH SEED COMPANY ea oeds J. P. SCHMIDT, Manager ARCK - - - - - - - NORTH DAKOTA BISM.