The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1932, Page 10

as : THE BISMAKCK YRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1932 = THE GUMPS— LISTEN, MY CHILDREN is WELL ~ \ IMAGINE YOUR WIFE 3 AUSE | STAYED OUT ONE TT 1 TAKES A WOMAN \ TELLING YOU- You ee Peony GaMpalens * WOULDN'T THE COUNTRY 4 Yo CRAB THINGS— TAN'T bers Kelby = MANAGER GETTING UP MY PLATFORM, HAVE aie! Bek af FINE MESS IF SHE SAYS I CAN'T JES < ARUN RERES Nuss Roe. | ; ve eee HIS WIFE WOULDN'T LEY rill wi (ss = se + ‘ a, - ~ GASOLINE ALLEY— PRO AND CON ; SAN! IT WAS ALL FRAMED OP. THEY Y ALL KNEW HE} KSEZIX AND SUCH A WEAPON y BAD THE GUN AN THE BOYS ARE ONDER SUCH yes near oe nen, WHY SHOULD THEY BEFORE THE CIRCUMSTANCES IS i OFF AN’ ae ap oa = Le JUVENILE COURT VERN BAD EVIDENCE. F =e bia GOIN! THIS MORNING TO TELL WHAT THEN KNOW “ OF THE SHOOTING OF GOOTCH WHEN THE ALLEY RANGERS HOUSE WAS RUSHED < BY PUNK HOOKER AND HIS CROWD. li, "Sy ; a — . y Loney : reezix Mia wa 15 Pu. 0h. comma. . aE ae 2 By COWAN, IT IS ESTIMATED THAT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 7 . FORTY THOUSAND HIWILLIE! 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FOR LESS THAN | 7~— \ WOULD vou BUYING & CAR A / ENJOYING A CAR RIGHT Bueeay wa RICHANEE RIDING ON A CLOUD 25 CENTS A OOUND, | | ~ et HG) .-AIUTTLE LATER, /, TUL G U res WAS WORTH | oe eae WHEN THINGS TO DRIVE THE SNAPPIES 25 DOLLARS a | ARE SETTLED LUTTLE BOAT You EVER POUND IN THE YEAR | 1884, WHEN THE @ ALUMINUM CAP WAS: |~vGREENLAND || “ssinum car, WHALE SKIN WASHINGTON MONUMENT TAKES THE PLACE OF | CHEWING GUM / | yo-27 | i ss Rs et amr rahe each ck | THAT'S SOME Fort VA years in ¢ Witt and it loc \ * ‘ man H. Co! MAGELLAN's[™ ae feet ES aa caneehetitton| TW’ WARDEN PINCHED YOU TWo ) WELL, WE WERE SO \ SOCKED HIM LIke 1-2-3 -4-5-6- i os F Benita FER HUNTIN’ AND You WUu2 EATIN’ & WILD THIS, JUDGE! v 7-38-G- 10! FIGHTIN’, Too! HOW DID TH’ TWRKEY AN! HE FIGHT START? Took TH’ Best] ‘Blonde Captive’ Is Air's Biggest Gy ee | Remarkable Picture Stars in New | Y Y ; Comedy Film) LLL %, ie romantic | he background of | turing many of |————--— BUDDIES : ties in com- ings, but in “Th a favorites, BOOTS AND . ; ? 1 the Columbia pic a Theater. \o B TER. Capitol Theatre. is told at Kate Smith, the Bos-| GOOD |] GNIGHT,SPENCE--on war! |[ on on! WS To PETE! SAY, one DION 3 a a ee eee. of a woman who did ti . the Mills Brothers, Cab | NIGHT, MAIL THS LETTER FOR SY ANYTHING TO ME ABOUT WRITINGS MAKE ME SEALOUS ? WELL SWE CAN REE - os Here is no romance of 1 his Orchestra, Burns BOOTS | WM WOR ANNONE ELSE we imagination enact Arthur Tracy (The Street Hollywood stars. J and Vincent Lopez afd his Saw the inside of a all of whom have radio au- lights ever burned nces numbering millions, are cast the heroine. No b h Stuart Er Leila Hyams and ~ es turned her a in the picture. « ws blonde. No Paris couturi s around Crosby, ; her costumes. Yet nothing that h Crosby, in had the advantages of all modi 1 life a radio favor- | requisites to picture making hi ed by another wom- the enthralling entert nent an that he never shows up at the ‘S by of “The Blonde Captive. studio in time for his broadcasts, and Here is a picture that astounds ly gets himself fired, Er- you because it is real. Here is a ith Miss Hyams, finds white woman who, shipwrecked on s s Crosby, and in a magnificent a wild coast, turns native and lives’ gesture, buys the station and a net- as primitively as the aborigines who | work to restore the latter his job, for rescued her—as primitively as the | Leila’s sake. cavemen of the Old Stone Age, for But. Crosby remains irresponsible, Dr. Paul C. Withington, who headed | and it is only after a big broadcast in this expedition into northern Aus-| which the other radio favorites are tralia, Coadd Aer and People live | ieaiaited that ibe tangled lives of the the lowest form of human existence | three are straightened up. 3 1F ANYBODY SEES You PLANIN' SANTA’ —that they are really the living| The picture, written by George Mar- wom! I OWE MY LIFE To CMON. ; descendants of the oldest human |ion, Jr., and directed by Frank Tuttle, EXTRA ws THAT “kip, EH? WHERE DOES CLAUS, WHEN You'RE S'POSED To BE A race—the chaps at the very bottom is based on the play “Wild Waves,” by; ASY of our own family tes ity William Ford Manley. E AN ME. {Te LEADS OUTA TH’ CARTRIDGES WHOLE STORE FULL OF Tovs. UTTLE BOY BACK HOME HASN'T ANY TOYS — WE UWE? ILL BUY HIM A CORPSE, WE'RE GONERS, EXECUTION FOR HIS KID To PLAY WITH, Pr C9 FAILS To d ; Execute! WAS CLOSE CALL, BUT JUMPS To WIS FEET, SMILING. \ BULLETS FIRED BY WASH ARE BLANKS — AND HARMLESS. 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