The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1932, Page 8

self a new set of tires, while I — ‘ ] SIDE GLANCES - - - By George “We needn't try to surprise each other this year. You go buy your- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1982 ‘ bare THE GUMPS— ONE FROM THREE LEAVES TWO Clark | KEEP YOUR SEAT— ! NAVE A ‘ FEW ERRANDS TO BO ANDO I'LL. y urn ®’GesteR BE SHORTLY GUMP ANXIOUSLY AWAIT THE ARRIVAL OF UNCLE BIA = Ne SURE, SCRAM, IF THEN, KEEP THINKIN’ WE'RE JUST DUME THEN WON'T FIND DUT WHAT WERE Wiy A WELL, HEYE NOU CAN'T GET i] ONG HERE. COME OVER TO MY YARD AND I'LL LET YOU, DIG A NICE DITCH 20 FEET |. LONG FOR A DRAIN PIPE. BESIDES, UNCLE | ANGRY, WE MIGHT CHANGE THIS INTO A COAL MINE. ISN'T THAT:A KID FOR YOu! iF SOMEBODY | COULD INVENT A WAY To. HARNESS THEIR WASTED ENERGY HE COULD WZ _ Es DIGGIN’ A ia pick out a washing machine.” ‘OOK SEVENTEEN YEARS TO WRITE HIS FAMOUS POEM, “IN MEMORIAM.” scx TREES Furnisneo THE ORIGINAL WRITING PAPER. ON THEIR, BARK THE MEN OF EARLIEST TUES CARVED MESSAGES IN HIBROGLYPHICS, THESE RECORDS EUROPE <n AND THE WORD §S A LINEAL DESCENOANT OF THE ANGLO-SAXON WORD BECE. @ 1902 BY REA SERVICE, INC. 12-14 — «THIS CURIOUS WORLD — WERE THE FIRST BOOKS OF NORTHERN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WELL, WHAT DID ‘You FINALLY DE- CIDE To DO WITH THAT TELEGRAM, I READ IT To OScAR , AND DID HE TAKE IT ALL IN!) BUTT DONT THINK HE'S DUMB: ENOUGH To Go OUT To FUNNY THAT ANYBODY WOULD ASK YoU To MEET THEM AT SUCH A PLACE AS THIS... wwuy! THERE'S NOBODY HERE... L GUESS FRECKLES PLAYED JUST For FUN, IM GONNA TAKE A RUN OUT To SIM'S LAKE... PECULIAR, DISEASE ages. Me 1 PAN iN By BLOSSER AND T THOUGHT THAT CHICK AND 1 WERE ASOUT AS HARD UP THIS CHRISTMAS AS ANYONE COULD BE.GEE, AGUSTA, VVE BEEN) SELFISH !! ———- ‘| Atthe Movies | aaa Do You Know That George O’Brien always carries his own cook when he goes on location for a picture? Marion Burns was born in Holly- ‘wood and scored a success on the New ‘York stage before she attracted the attention of motion picture execu- tives? George O'Brien was, at one time, an essistant cameraman? Janet Chandler made her stage de- but when she was two and a half where she was born? “The Golden West” is George O'Brien’s twenty-second picture for Fox Films? Arthur Pierson was born in Oslo Norway, which is also the birthplace of Greta Nissen? George O'Brien never wears make- up in a picture and refuses to permit @ “double” to substitute for him in ‘ny of the hazardous action? Marion Burns was a leading woman ‘on Broadway before she embarked on @ motion picture career? George O’Brien won the light hheavy-weight championship of the Pacific Coast fleet while serving in the Navy during the World War? Emmett Corrigan played the role of *Ben Hur” in the original production ‘of that well-remembered spectacle? te George O’Brien owns a stable of 20 | fhorses, but has ridden the same one %- { all of his outdoor romances? m Marion Burns has played in stock in ot San Francisco, Oakland, Calif. El Paso, Texas and Denver, Colorado? George O’Brien is the son of Dan _ O’Brien for many years Chief of Po- me ‘ ¥ o ; th ly bE w a Pp da * sk kansas, in @ play~called “My Awful ot ad?” q Marion Burns is married to Bruc> > Macfarland, who is a son of Alice a¢ Gentle, grand opera star? The Armour Creameries in f Bismarck are now taking in Turkeys for the Christmas holidays. Come in. An ideal Xmas Gift—Foley’s| | “Way of Smiles.” A neat lit- tle leather cover. Only a limited number left to be closed out at below cost. Each 4 > | ‘| years old at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, | @& lice of San Francisco? @¢. Julia Swayne Gordon, playing a tk character role in “The Golden West.” pit, 85 once one of the most popular Yeading women of the screen? : sid Ptmand Breese was first on the Pp Stage in 1895 at Eureka Springs, Ar- From Campus to > Congress | = ey @N' Nou GET OUT, OUT Ya GO, HOWDY | AN? u MaKe sure HE GOOD RIDDANCE: By MARTIN SAY MNTEN=Ykwow | YEP! WELL TWAT SHOW WE HAD A DATE FER ?. om THEY wournntt au ANY "JOYS=N'T WONT Go f YO TH SHOW WTA YOR! oY WOLLDNT BE FAR TO TH’ REST OF TH’ FELLAS HERE YARE,GENTS — TWO iN) TH RIETA OUD HATE SPENT ON | 1 RESERNED , ROW-RALE PRICE | wos FRET ? W TCKETS IN WH’ J TA! SEATS ANY ROUGE BOK} C'MON f/ THEN’RE ALL PAD TER It was only a four-year jump from campus to congress for Marion Zioncheck, and he will be only 31 whem he takes his seat in the new house. As president of the Univer- sity of Washington students, Zion- check started a political career by protesting an athletic pavilion’s cost, and was thrown into a lake by ath- letes. Then he had a short but spec- tacular career in Seattle politics, and won his congressional seat on a pro- gressive platform. SO! TRYING D Kat DER PRUICE, EN? T produces more gold than any other province or state in North America. The CANADIAN PAR- LIAMENT meets at the capital, OTTAWA, in the buildings shown. PETER B. KYNE wrote the book.