The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1933, Page 8

| SIDE GLANCES - - | - By George Clark | SEA-BOTTLES, A SEA-WEED OF THE BERMUDA COAST, - ARE THE LARGEST SINGLE CELLS 1N ALL PLANT LIFE THEY GROW TO THE SIZE OF A HEN'S EGG. ALTHOUGH OIGITALIS is A HEART y STIMULANT. Tt |p Scows Dow : THE SPEED ig OF THE BEATS: IT IS ESTMATED THAT 70, 000,000 TONS OF SOOT FALL ON AMERICAN CITIES EVERY YEAR. DIGITAUS, » neocne, 1S MADE FROM THE FOXGLOVE, A POISONOUS LANT/ 01993 6Y AT THE MOVIES Jack Holt Returns In Capitol Picture ‘The unusual perfection of plot, cast @nd direction that has marked all of dack Holt’s starring pictures at Col- umbia continnes in his latest feature, “Man Agair § Woman” which comes to the Capitct Theatre tonight. ' Holt shifts his locale and his char- na shown in “War Corr the polo fields in in ge,” his two preceding pictures, to the nightlife of New York and Ber- muda, the iron bars of Sing Sing and the nocturnal activities of the strong- ‘erm squad. end “his girl’ bludgeoning _persi: Tange to swing fis from years of physical ing on the polo fields. And the successive rubbings that Holt gives Gavin Gordon and Clarence Muse are not anerely sound effects! Also, it gives Holt a chance to get ius girl and how he gets her! | “Man Against Woman” was di- fected by Irving Cummings, who Svade “Attorney for the Defense” end “The Night Club Lady” three- Star pictures for Columbia and brought “The Cisco Kid,” “In Old Arizona” and “Dressed to Kill” into the category of outstanding films. Opposite Holt as his leading ‘woman is Lillian Miles, a young, Plonde torch singer, making a startling debut after her discovery by Columbia officials in a Holly- gvood night club. *| torail genius. ‘Rain’ Starring Joan Crawford Pictured In Natural Settings; “Rain,” the Joan Crawford starring vehicle which comes to the Para- mount theater tomorrow is the first of a series of feature films to be made by Lewis Milestone, ace direc- tor-producer, under his newly-form- ed affiliation with Joseph M. Schenck and the Art Cinema Corporation, and advance reports place it unmistakably in the category of “All Quiet on the Western Front,” “The Front Page”) and other masterpieces of this direc- The story is a new adaptation by Maxwell Anderson of the famed stage i play, which in turn was adapted by John Colton and C. Randolph from the short story by W. Somerset | _ a ~ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Maugham. It is known to millions; in fact, it is one of the best-known stories in the English language. Joan Crawford was loaned to Uni- ted Artists by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer | for the leading role, this being the first time a star of her magnitude has been let out by that company. And around her has been assembled one of the greatest casts in years. its members including Walter Hus- ton, William Gargan, last season's Broadway sensation; Matt Moore, Guy Kibbee, Walter Catlett, Beulah Bondi, Kendall Lee, Ben Hendricks and Frederick Howard. And ace- artisans were chosen for the photog- raphy, art direction, sound techni- que and film editing. E BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1983 sce THE GUMPS—FIFTY-FIFTY PAWN SI SURRSLED ONTO S ARGE POCKET ‘BOOK = AS SHE STOOPS ‘TO PICK IT UP=— A PAIR OF STRONG HANDS REACHES FROM THE DOOR - WAY AND TRIES, TO GRAB IT FROM HER = J OARKENS 4 over win Y WALT ITS A WONDER YOU WOOLDN'T GET —————————— == BOYS YOU'RE \YOU WON'T DO GEE THANKS WELCOME TO JANY HARM Wi |] FOR TRYIN’ THE OLD BARGE. /THAT CANAL BOAT. IT OoOT. GOING To HAVE A STORM, BILLY RIOTING cLouns, AND THE SEA BECOMES A TURBULENT % WER CAME HER HUSBAND, AL, AND ‘THEIR FOUR-YEAR- OLD HOPEFUL, AND THEIR BAGGAGE 33 ri Cm’ ra Goss COULD USE BECAUSE HE Was TOLD To 00 @ SOMETHING HE DION'T Like ! HECK NO DATE—| Of TRE CONTRARY, No NoTHIW ! BOTS —= WT 1 A ove’ A OM, SPLENDID CHANCE FoR YOO TO GET. IN SOME READING 1 QEFER ,OF COURSE, TO SOMETHING WORTH WHILE S THERE ARE SOCK ASTERARY GEMS ~ VERITABLE TREM To BE HAD FOR THE AOdING | AWAY TL FEAR. WE YOUNGER 4 GENERATION 16 INDEED MISSING A GOLDEN WELL THERE 10 AENEND, WE ODYSEEN,, , MACHIAVELAN , PLUTARCHS } LUNES >» EMERSON'S ESOS » AURELIUS, ANTONINDS » MILTON'S PROSE, 1 PROMESSI WORSE OFF THAN EVER! E 1S CRYING BITTERLY WHEN TWo FRIENDLY / STRANGERS NOTICE Hi