The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1932, Page 8

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Above is shown how it works out when 2 is the multiplier. | ATTHEMOVIES | Tracy Featured in | Picture at Capitol) Lee Tracy, who has the male lead| in “The Night Mayor,” a Columbia | production, showing at the Capitol} Theatre, is generally conceded to be Just about the finest young actor in| America. The proud and illustrious mantle began to descend over his| blond head soon after his portrayal vf Roy Lane, the “hoofer” in “Broad- way,” had taken New York theatre gudiences by storm. After he had/ given 880 consecutive performances in “Broadway” Tracy duplicated his success with another portrayal in “The Front Page,” this time as a breezy mewspaper reporter. Tracy lost no time in convincing some skeptics about his acting. gave several artistic performances in} “The Strange Lowe of Molly Lou- vain,” “Love Is a Racket" and “Doc- tor X.” And then came his big chance —the role of the tabloid columnist in “Blessed Event.” Tracy hurled his dynamic energy into this work. In “The Night Mayor,” Tracy has a splendid supporting cast, with Evalyn Knapp as the heroine, Eugene Pallet- te, Warren Hymer and Vince Barnett | furnishing the comedy, Barbara Weeks, Astrid Allwyn and Gloria Shea lending their beauty and charm and He| Donald Dillaway appearing as the mayor's rival for the love of a beau- tiful show girl. Laurel - Hardy Spent Year Seeking New Comedy Gags for ‘Pack! Up Your Troubles’ “Pack Up Your Troubles,” the lat- est Laurel and Hardy feature-length comedy, which comes to the Para-| mount theater, starting tonight,| marks the second full-length attrac- tion starring the popular laugh team. More than a year ago they were starred in “Pardon Us.” Since that time they have been diligently searching for a new idea for their second feature. How well they have succeeded in bringing to the screen one of the most humorous offerings of the season will be revealed when} “Pack Up Your Troubles” is shown at the Paramount theater. The title will undoubtedly bring to the minds of many people the refrain of one of the popular songs sung during the World War. Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile. Laurel and Hardy have tried to carry out the meaning of the song, though the story has no connection with the melody. A flash of the humor of the World War is said to furnish one of the many hilarious moments in the com- edy. The team, as a couple of mis- fit doughboys, wander aimlessly through fire and shell and come back with many prize packages of humor. KEPT RIGHT IN CELLOPHANE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1932 ; THE GUMPS— THE ONE-MINUTE MAN WELL- "VE BEEN INVITED JO APPEAR ON A PROGRAM TOMORROW NIGHT AS ONE OF THE MAIN SPEAKERS — AND THIS. 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