The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1932, Page 8

| | SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | “You'll have an awful time breaking her of the 2 o'clock bottle. Why, Fluffy, here, howled all night for weeks.” The PICTURE on a POSTAGE STAMP SHOWING THE NICARAGUAN VOLCANO, \ MOMOTOMBO, IN ACTION, INFLUENCED UNCLE SAM NOT TO BUY CANAL RIGHTS THROUGH NICARAGUA HE BOUGHT THE INCOMPLETED 920 -PANAMA CANAL INSTEAD. 31 Doctors Attend Dickinson, N. D., Sept. 28—(?)— Thirty-one physicians and surgeons, representing communities through eastern Montana and southwestern North Dakota, assembled at a joint meeting of their medical association here. Dr. E. J. Engberg of St. Paul, guest | speaker, declared that insanity was on the increase and advocated the care of patients suffering from nervous and mental diseases in home hospitals rather than state asylums and sani- tariums. | Nine Slope Bands at Meet in Dickinson Dickinson, N. D., Sept. 28.—(?)— Nine Missouri Slope bands entertained with concerts at the second annual Dickinson Meeting | completed the list. As a climax to ‘the affair all the bands joined for a mass concert with more than 300 mu- sicians participating. The value of music to the cultural | development of the territory was em- | Phasized in a talk by Judge J. D. | Harris of Manning. ELGIN TRIMS FLASHER Flasher, N. D., Sept. 28.—()—Elgin school football game here. Both schools had gone through the 1931 season undefeated. SS || Stickler Solution | | defeated Flasher, 25 to 0, in a high| band meet sponsored here by the | Dickinson city band. Band officials | concerts. | Visiting bands were from Lefor, | Belfield, Fryburg, Amidon, Mott and! The party consisted of two little girls, estimated 1,500 persons heard the | a boy, their father and mother and their father's father and mother, Bowman. Dickinson’s three bands AT THE MOVIES | BELIEVE IT OR NOT Pygmies’ only weapons constitute ® bow and arrow—and what killings they make with them! **e * “Congorilla” definitely proves that “truth is stranger than fiction.” ** * African jungle. *-_* * Professional guides in the jungle felves that compare with our labor Gorillas beat their chests with their huge hands for two reasons— ‘Hippos’ yawn 1s the most contagi- ous of ali—and “Congorilla” proves “ae | Realism Captured | For Film Through | in a production. lawyer picture, si the Capitol theater tomorrow. and an efficient, Combined Effort Capturing realism in a motion pic- ture is a difficult task involving much thought and effort by a group of experts—the scenarist, the direc- tor, the players, the set designers, the costume and wardrobe departments, and last, but not least, the humble Many modern styles—in dance and | prop man. The prop man's job is to @ress—can be traced down to the | Provide for the directors and actors | every piece of movable property used | _ For instance, Jack Wrenn, prop | man at the Columbia studios, was hhaye understandings among them- | Called upon to furnish a miscellane- ous collection of 200 items to be used in the making of “Attorney for the | Defense,” Columbia’s melodramatic! tarring Edmund Lowe, which will be the feature at ' An astonishing amount of creative visualization is involved in the job THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1982 DY GUMP AS A BARE FOOT BOY USED TO DELIGHT IN_STEALING ITS WAY AROUND MIS. FATHER'S FARM DESCRIBING ae us coe IN ‘THE ere —— > Up Wiawere Coren IN LIFES) « IN THE YEAR OF 1924 HE AGAIN GOT “THI THE GUMPS— THE BEEHIVE OH-OH! RUNNIN’ AWAN TO GET MARRIED, HEY? DON'T YOU KNOW Noo: CANT GET AWAY WITH CON'T BE TOO ROUGH ON THE YOUNG FOLKS, SQUINT. IF THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE SURE THEY WANT, WHY NOT? TAKE OFF THE HE KNows THAT 7 HAVE A FORTUNE IN DIAMONDS ON ME... HE'S AFTER THEM= ARE YOU GAME To STAY UP, OR SHALL FLIES ALONGSIDE ENG RILEY'S SHIP, = AND THROUGH : A MEGAPHONE JHE PILOT CALLS OUT, "GO DOWN AT ONCE OR TLL CRASH You"! No! KEEP ON GOING... HE CANT DO ANYTHING Tous! HOLD-uP IN MIDAIR! A FAST PLANE OH, ANGEL, JUST ) GOSH' A MILLION THINK OF \T! BUCKS ') WHAT LL WE'RE WE DO WITH ALL THAT Dough ? OW ,1 KNOW! NOW WE CAN HAVE THAT ELECTRIC FRUIT SQUEEZER WE'VE BEEN WANTING FOR SO LONGI! HE'S JUST TRYING To BLUFF You...THE ONLY WAY HE COULD BRING US DOWN WOULD BE TO CRASH US... AND HE WOULDN'T DARE SALESMAN SAM THIS GUY TIPPED ME ore “UAT FATE HERE, WAS CARRNIN’ CONCEALED WEEPONS AN’ HE WAS RIGHT! SO \ PINCHED TH’ GecLal Bue anor PLANE 1S Hie ABove THEM, HOVERING ON THE EDGE OF A BANK OF FLEECY CLoups, LIKE A BIRD OF PREY WAITING WELL, DLL KEEP ON GOING AND SEE WHAT ae Lf Pounce #! ery P ‘HE LOVED THE LYTLE BUMBLE} BEES — THEY. "ALWAYS WERE MIS_FRIEND— ¥ f & . fi . iy :3) } IF HES GOING ‘To DO ANYTHING Mw ¥ HED BETTER HURRY oR TLt BE IN KING City BEFoRE YEAH, SUGAR! AND AM T GOING TO PUT AWAY ALL THE RASPBERRY SUNDAES I CAN ‘il GOBBLE UP, FOR ONCE---ASK ME. AND WE WONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT INSTALLMENTS, OR RENT, OR GAS BILLS. AND WOTCHA!! WHAT A Em DIFFERENCE : A BANK ROLL OSA ABOUT 65! THeatT OUGHTA “Teach HIM & LESSON! OD oy $ GoucHT @ NEW GER TEN Bucks! HEY, HOWE, THATS TH #65 Ya mane ZS GUN EERFIOO NEW ONE _ GEE! WOTTA BREAK THAT WAS = NOBODY EVEN SAW ME NOHEY. WONT Miss ME TA THEY STOP FIGHTIN’: L WANNA GET AS CFAR AWAY AS TL CAN THOUGH WASH TUBBS Upe THE RETURN OF THE MUNITIONS SHIP, LA GRIPPE GOES WILD WITH EXCITEMENT. “THE WATERFRONT [5 CROWDED WITH MOTOR TRUCKS , TOOTING FREIGHT TRAN: AND SOLDIERS. > PSST—NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO ESCAPE. SLIP OVER THE SIDE, MAAM, AND SWIM. ASHORE CASUAL LUKE. EN THE GENERAL BUSTLES ABOARD, VERY CITED. CAR RAMBA! | ATTACKED BY THANK GOON TM SAFE FOR AWHILE, By MARTIN