The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1933, Page 8

| SIDE GLANCES - - “I've taught them to take care of their clothes, and I can make a good ter last them eigh i - By George Clark | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY'41, 1933 AND I NEVER SAW You IN SUCH A HURRY YO GET ANY WHERE = i Lal RUSDEN ARTE? WELL- ALL 1G0T . ERTANLY AM PROUD \- NOP Yoo~ ANDI CART GET NER THE WAY ABLE TO GET £79 61 Be Ere TOGR ‘AND ANDY 1S SPOIING IT ALL © SEVEN DANCES STRAIGHT oe = PSG Sr FEE NOE ee, ROOM) iN WOLVERINE (GS USED TO TRIM THE FRONT THE BREATH/ Te MANAKIN, ' ASMALL BIRD OF CENTRAL AMERICA, WEARS A BEARD. —_ OF THE ESKIMOS HOOD, BECAUSE (>A ff DOES NOT CATCH FROST FROM < TH L_©.1999 SY EA SERVICE. mC. fos HAS NO INSECTS THAT BOLLINATE PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY, >) FOR WHEN THE THE FLOWERS ‘Congress Dances’ Breaks Records i eral European fair way of rds the world over. of Europe. A comparative idea of what t picture is doing may best be sz by a perusal of film reports amany, Last season the most success-! ful picture in Germany was ‘“Tank- stelle,” a local product which grossed approximately 2.250.000 marks, thus/ we “Zwei Herzen” by several| hundred thousand marks. | ‘That was a year ago, and at the ‘moment economic conditions in Ger- | many are about 40 per cent worse than in 1931, with a resultant reduc- tion in admission prices throughout tthe country. But despite this, “Con- gress Dance” is already ahead of “Tankstelle” by 60,000 marks. The was viewed in Berlin by 1,210,- 000 fans, which is more than 25 per ent of the total number of Berlin's inhabitants. many alone, 1,600,000 marks of which hhas been realized to date. Usually only 65 of the 110 UFA theatres throughout Germany show picture at one time, owing to soning restrictions, but “Congress Dances” was exhibited in 89 of these fifty-one of which broke their all-time records for receipts. than 2,502,000 fans saw the pic- ‘A ‘theatres, a total which achieved in Germany in | f HUNT LOST CHORD In surveying these figures, it must . bered that Germany has theatres giving three per- @ day and that 90 per cent all film theatres in the country but two shows daily. It is esti- ed that “Congress Dances” will ss about 2,500,000 marks in Ger- Okla.—The seven pigeon} ho were captured in the| of the Boston Avenue} church, may not be re-| ‘or the sour music that has | ng from that church's or-' vill try to remedy it.) were found, it was at several pipes were the organ. Judge Mel- d each of the boys $2, but e penalty providing the/ he missing pipes. id _—_ ee Senator Kenneth D. McKellar of ‘Tennessee is pictured here at his desk FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS in Washington after he had proposed ® constitutional amendment that would restrict the federal government from purchasing foreign goods. \\ GEE, HIS STEERI GEAR IS OUT By BLOSSER I'M ITCHIN’ To GET STARTED...1 WONDER IF WE ARE ABouT READY To PULL PINCHED ©H ? WELL, HE DOESN'T HAVE T' THINK FOR BUT HIS HONOR FINED ‘ NOU TWENTY-FivE h SHE MARRY, SAM? ZW UT} ml i W TT TS 7 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1 Bi LIVIN' ON SCRAPS —SLEEPIN': tN GOXES— RIDIN’ OW FREIGHTS~ OY GOSH! I'M SICK OF BEIN’ KICKED AROUND. 2 WUNTA LAY BACK'N’ ENJOY LIFE. AN NOW'S MY CHANCE.