The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1932, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1932 - Throughout her life, the woman has sacrificed everything else to the man she loved, while the man has main- tained his position in the social world and remained a respected member of the community in which he lives. The supporting cast includes June Clyde, George Meeker, William Bake- well, Arletta Duncan, Doris Lloyd, Walter Catlett and other favorites. The picture was directed by John M. Atatc. old ones dressed up as new ones and funnier than ever. It has a good, consistent story, a strong supporting cast, and Lloyd himself tops every previous characterization. Something has happened to the comedian in the last two years. He is a subtler, more mature, and generally better actor, and gives the impression that he could carry a story by the force of his per- sonality even if it were not gagged to the hilt with mirth-provoking situa- WASH TUBBS WASH, READY To MOW Bien DOWN FIRING SQUAD, aa \S CAPTURED, DAWSON IN RAGE. DECLARES HE WILL FORCE WASH To TAKE PLACE OF FIRING Jorctochy voctal mesting ot the Walt THE GUMPS—NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT ‘5 er Leak seca se nd jor Lea e WELL- MIN= TONIGHT 1S WHEN ¢ B a AR NEEDS) Church meat. attend, aid, ail the. younke URN INEM UP | WHEN MEY MEAR AND LET ME TAKE YOU T'S ALL RIGNYT HAY CELLAR NEEDS MY SPEECH ON WNAT OUR COUN! Ms BY THE HAND ~ ‘To ‘TELL WHAT THE A GOOD CLEANING OUT = TODAY= MY ELECTION WILL BE A LANI WE CAN COUNTRY NEEDS- AND ‘THERE 1S PLENTY ews ND A CLEAN SWEEP = THEN ALL EAT REAING j B i OF WORK THAT WE CAN FIND | ME TO TAKE YOU \BY THE HAND YOU ARE PUTTING BUT WHAT WE NEED HMI; pee UT RE ; | f p INTO YOUR SPEECH AROUND Mis NOURE : GRAB A BROOM! and guests are cordially wel- RIGNY HERE — SA MAN— IN WcCABH ME ODIST EPISCOPAL mmit thy way unto at in Him, and He Walter E. . Morning Woe CHURCH Street Cc. Larsen, Subject: “The The choir will tructive program ilms will be din Africa” * There will in Braddock at i the Ladies’ Aid Ken supper in the 3 The supper will in. x ITS WHY, PHYLLIS, Sees 1 ANT f aT 7 THEY'LL GET THAT ISN'T DOING VOU TO CINE te THE } THAT SKEETZIX \ PHNLLIS, THEYRE HIM INTO MORE CROWD OF BOYS You SOON GIVE UP C@ MIXED OP IN JUST A BUNCH TROUBLE. AND HAD THEIR LESSON. fH] RUA! AROUND WITH. EVERVEODY BUT SPUD HE SHOOTING OF BOYS FULL 1 WANT THEM To THEY'LL SETTLE AND 1 WANT YOU To AN' SHORTY AN’ Hl 1 scRAPE. 1 WANT OF ENERGY. YOU MOVE THAT DOWN. AND BE MOVE THAT RANGER SCRAM AN’ WHIMPY i! YOU TO TELL HIM WOULDN'T WANT HIM] | RANGER HOUSE MORE DCCILE A HOUSE A LONG AN’ GOoTCH. tm ~~ fp GW ARMY NORE: HE MUST GIVE UP eer vals lace) A WANS AWAY. CPP Ge PUNK “Vieut. A. Anderson, | ano TT DOWN. HOOKER ALREADY. fe People’s meet- (tion meeting. | — FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 6 " WHAT Do You THINK, MOM? NY GOODNESS, ARE You WELL, YOURE NOT CORCH ROOSE WANTS I'M ON THE SHADYSIDE HURT? ON THE FOOTBALL AREN'T GLAD, Mom! GOING To PLAY FooT- FRECKLES To REPORT ‘1 FOOTBAW. TEAM TEAM? NOT REALLY? GOSH!.IT ISN'T JUST ] BALL AND THATS _ YA artes THE TEAM, FoR FORWARD | v ISN'T THAT GREAT? ANYBODY WHO CAN ¢ All THERE IS To IT= HUH? WELL, I'M PASSING PRACTICE. 4 GET ON THE TEAM, aR ES / PROUD OF YOU... » ; Nom! igs “ Adventuring | Youth?” Lin- rvice. n the hour with Christ.” m classes. | h rally in our ay ne people will at- Linton, Hazen and Golden Study Circle, Wednesay 11 he in our place on Sunday pp WELL, WITH AUNT NOT DOWN VET? t SHOULD woRRY! I'm us ae ee ke a success, GOSH 1 WATE |/ NTO 'T' DO YOU KNOW $0 HOT FOR THIS BRIDGET'S MONEY WELL. SEND HIM (IS HE ALL } THINKING OF STARTING Rindanl TGET UP ]\ WHAT TIME 17 1S % YOu'LL /H) JOB. ANXWAY. WITH / AND YOUR ABILITY, INTO MY OFFICE. STEAMED /_ my Own COMPANY. ANYWAY Gontirmands, Satur aim | BE LATE TO THE OFFIC QUR JACK 1 COULD / TLL BET You'D WHEN HE COMES uP! : ee aes la START MY OWN MAKE A BIG SUCCESS : Speaker: The Kev. Andrew Burgess, | 10:00 a. m. COMPANY OF \T, SUGAR! Madagascar. Moving pictures of A eprcyncn meyer ae=9 tive scenes. | MIGHT TRY ONIONS ‘ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | El Paso, Tex.—Dr. P. R. Outlaw, city { Je Te Avenue B jhealth offi had a rather peculiar ‘ 10 a, m.—The C Avitliam [problem y. A middle-aged 1 Mueller, Jr, sw nt The woman recently visited him and com- (g ) It! ' ! Tae The Quain /plained that she had been unable to bf a Hi N 1 a shed tears for eight year “I can't 3 } NSA s |sleep well and I’m all upset,” she told \ c 4 || |\Ge WS y ; t ,|him. “What I need is a good cry.” Race \\ : =e ~ | “|All Dr, Outlaw could think of was ‘“ i = f| | ‘ Own tear gas. ‘ <i sp =f! r "PU. From 10,000 to 12,000 persons are H : .U. engaged in salmon fishing along the ] Py |lower stretches of the Columbia river. : pul Ue eS a (STILL DON'T LIKE HOWE SELZ—AN'IE) (WOW, MISTER, 1 RAN ALLTH’ Way OVER) KNIVES AN’ Here They come.! t USEO TA DE a E T WHEN || WE GOES To TH’ PLACE 1 TOLO Him To HERE Ta BORROW SOME KNIVES AN’ / EoRKs, HEY 2 “WIS HERE STUNT AT TH’ Cou bs EVERYTHING- ||HE'S GONNA GET “TH wiTs SCARED OUT FORKS FER A BANQUET WE'RE Sure! Yew WAIT] Fare! + Fe i a Was ate READY] |p oF HiME RIGHT THAR | S ‘ ae For THE QUEL = ¢ tured 18 alma? BanqueT, san te HORNBILL. The DISCOVERED ae Roman numerals KNIVES AND ! ie represent the fig- | ri ure 800. The st statement shown : ot { French statesman. AT THE MOVIES Ses (Ales ae FARMHOUSE. wally t 6 } A heer 6 Back Street’ |‘Movie Crazy’ atts Opens Monday | Worth Waiting Fannie Hurst’s most absorbing story | 2 Years to See , comes to the screen tomorrow, when! 1s been two years since Harold BOOTS NON GEE Ws 4 Universal's picturization of “Back | Lioyd last treated his fans to one of HOME cut WT OUT VX LEARN YA To . Capitol Theatre, with Irene Dunne | his films, That's a long time to wait ‘ OT WEEP THAT BS YAP : = a Street” opens an engagement at the | fo" # Mord picture, and yet as UMfowe A Won. BE THERE, s NOW DARE ONE i and John Boles in the leading roles. | the fiim to break the long silence, un- | xo MEET 09! ao ha ‘This powerful and fascinating love- | wound itself yesterday before a howl- oh drama follows the romance of a girl | ing, euttening | aidiense in ihe Fares jos ‘ mount eater, * seemet at ret and a man, held together by a sincere | Lloyd picture is worth waiting two $ mo love in spite of the fact that the man | years or even more to see. the is @ husband and father. For twenty | To say that “Movie Crazy” is the lin years, the attachment endures, ever | best picture Lloyd has ever produced tov increasing in intensity, until a tragedy |S0Unds like the utmost extravagance. sist brings the most extraordinary affair | Yet the soberest consideration points wer of its kind ever picturized into sharp | ‘© that conclusion. It is chuck full ope focus. | of brand new gags and of some of the YY UNELY THERE, You BLINKIN’ PELICANS. GIT WIS MACHINE GUN! 1m cow LEARN THIS SWAB A LESSON WOT HE" NOW, BLAST YOU, SHOOT!! co AvEAD AN' SHOOT, OR, BY THUNDER, TE BLOWS YER BLOOMIN' NOODLE OFF. BUT 1 CAN'T SHOOT MY OWN BUDDIE. I GO AHEAD, PODNER, NO USE IN BOTH O° US GETTING KILLEDS