The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1933, Page 8

“I know why you won't take me. . You're waiting to see if some old millionaire will come along.” - THIS CURIOUS WORLD WORKS ITS AWS 200 TIMES A MINUTE WHEN CHEWING/ VALLEY of TEN THOUSAND SMOKES | SOUTHERN ALASKA, CAMPERS COOK THEIR MEALS OVER A STEAMING CRACK IN ! THE GROUND, AND SLEEP IN STEAM-HEATED TENTS. | R.F. C. Leaders Defend Relief Work THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THERE HE SITS WITH HIS HEAVY SPECTACLES= ‘UE, CONFIDENT How an 2 WiLL. 1S NE TEMPTING WIS LUCK ONCE Too OFTEN? prom 88 Bue OLD JUNK CAN THAT A STRANGER WRAPPED AROUND A POST AND IN biscusT PRESENTED TO ‘THE KIDS THEY HAVE DISSECTED PART BY PART. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 a AND THEY CALL, BIW GUMP RICK / POOF = ANOTHER YEAR Pag Wey LIKE A PIKER— UP THe BILL, YOU'RE CRAZY. NOUVE GOT TO TURN (t OVER— SEE, THE GASKET COESN'T FIT THAT WAY. io ES FURTHER PROOF THAT THIS PEN is ALL ‘AND “HER: I CLAIM IT To GELIE @ “TRAIN RAN OVER I(T, (TID GOOD-NIGHT MISTER TRAIN! GUARANTEED AB-SO-LUTELY WELL, NOT, To BREAK, LEAK, WARE ER, U eT! and eurtnermore, A Na cive’ER ta MISTER, “THIS PEN WOULD “Me TWO Last You a LIFETIME! Hed before a subcommittee or the senate committee on manufac- tures, Charles A. Miller, right, president of the Reconstruction Fi- Nance corporation, is shown as he defended the R. F. C. Policies on unemployment relief. With him is Gardner Cowles, another member of the corporation which has been criticised for its handling of the $300,000,000 relief fund. AT THE MOVIES | Picture at Capitol Unusually Timely With all the hue and cry of the Presidential election dinning in our ars, along comes Columbia to cap- Pegg on the furore with “Washing- | Merry-Go-Round,” by Maxwell Anderson, which is the week's attrac- | tion at the Capitol Theatre. For gheer timeliness there never has beer @ picture to touch it — and timeli- , Mess is but one of the virtues of | “Washing! ; ‘ton. i Directed by James Cruze (tiis should be the tip-off on the of the production), “Wash- Fo igri Merry-Go-Round” rips the from the nation’s capitol, pic- turing in potent fashion the futile efforts to a militant young Congress- man to buck the complicated politi- cal system he encounters there. Lee Tracy plays Congressman Button Gwinnett Brown vo __ perfection. | Here's a picture that is going to cause @ lot of comment and our advice to You is to see it at the first opportun- ity so that you'll know what all the jtalk is about, Constance Cummings, in the role oi Alice Wylie, granddaughter of the veteran Senator Wylie, is ideally cast as the girl who takes Tracy in hand upon his arrival in the capital and teaches him a thing or two about the Washington merry-go-round, She is the personification of that rare com- bination—beauty and ability.