The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1988 - ~~ : : THE GUMPS—THE WORM HAS TURNED ‘Sie ae Se IT IN HER ey berilad - CALLED . GASOLINE ALLEY— ALL SET " WALT, YOU AND “{ CERTAINLY WE IT WAS’ MIGHTY NOT A BIT. WE WANT YOU td PHYLLIS GO RIGHT | WILL, UNCLE JOHN. NICE OF You AND ESS we even tet [:7 AND ONCLE JOHN TO BE IN THE WAY, PHYLLIS. fi AHEAD JUST AS IF | AND YOU AND PHYLLIS To tet us [E ANERN SMoxe | ~ BE COMFORTABLE THATS WHAT SARY SAID ain AONT HATTIC ae Bt COME AND: STAY BO\ WS PIPE . HERE, AUNT HATTIE. WHEN SHE CAME TO HERE. MAKE YOURSELVES @ : WITH YOU. BO You | 7% - HERE. STAY AT OUR HOUSE. 3 MIND IF I FIRE UP 7 Be tes MY OLD CoRNCOBt <a THAD Fy COUSIN ON MY MOTHERS SIDE. SHE VISITED ME « WHEN HER PA WAS IN ARKANSAW. SHE ; WASNT ANY, BOTHER AT, ALU. GEORGE ‘ WASHINGION’S | IARRY AND 7 INAUGURATION PETE SuiT LEAVE we, WAS OF "SELKCERF HOMESPUN, FOR MACE By PETE'S TUNA 1 PueTAn : V4 BOAT, WHICH / y _ | WASHINGTON Mig miloncis KEPT @ Yi NEARBY... Ww, 16 SPINNING QQ GALEN) REMAINS, WHEELS BUSY Gh AT MOUNT VERNON. H BuT, WE CAN'T JUST \ WELL,\F THEY WERE \ PuT THEM out! AFTER ALL, THEY SPINKSNILLE , THEY ARE OUR RELATIVES COULD GET HELP 7Z ' MAYFLIES LIVE ONLY FROM THEIR A A FEW HOURS. . INTHE ADULT STAGE. FRIENDS THERE af i ’ TON, A SIMALL CACTUS PLANT OF SOUTH: ledaeiree 1099 Y NEA SERVICE. INC | 13 TREATED AS A DIVINE BEING By THE INDIANSOF | CHIHUAHUA, ANO THEY MAKE THE SIGN OF THE E.. CROSS IN ITS PRESENCE. 2-22 ws (a EE Ee ! \ | AT THE MOVIES Pata te pe ea ee oan real alia e oe Vivier es eeu ‘ Lee Tracy Stars in :1,000 True Tales Are |SALESMAN SAM ALL WOUND UP! By SMALL New Capitol Picture Condensed Into One WRET! NO ALARM CLOCK? : ; f I, Ser wien CER six O'cLocK, - Powerful Film Hit ULL KANE. XO SEE FARMER SAN WILL YA? : Lee Tracy was born in A | AA Has BEEN! miLDEW ABOUT WAKING 97 ' eer \ y = — ee, 68 he's been marchiny A thousand stories concentrated | OUT IN THE = || ME UP ON TIME! g : n't 4 | WrKXe fince—through college, throush the into one drama will be unfolded on | COUNT ALL Ay, | 2 Y army, through the stage world, and. the screen of the Paramount Thea. HOGGING ALL TH through the screen world. tre Thursday and Friday. It is the Pies HE COULD He's punched cattle in THe eae else oa FIND FOR A and worked as an electric mise ios temiarke Bic PORK SALE Lehigh ion of human emo- AT MATORS wise-crac! tions ever attempted. GENERAL STOR Bre The screen play is taken from the - ments book by Warden Lewis E. Lawes, of Pr yey full of si Sing Sing prison, at Ossining, New | y . A wise boy with a disa York, and while it deals with grim rt ( he is superstitious, an cts, has been hailed as a realistic | THE NIGHT AT [1 y « ff { uN is | De ake eect rather document that is far more fascinat- A Farmer's be y f é h { aie & +, ing than the most colorful fiction, black cat cross his trail. Yet he isn't Warden Lawes is the one and prob- afraid of anything or anyone tangible. 411, only man who has looked so “, His mother was a seminary teacher. deeply into the innermost hearts of} She didn't want him to become an| prison inmates that he could draw so| . actor, but to study surgery. vivid a picture of the human side of | ——-——----— On the stage, though the man beyond the law. He has| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES IS BOOTS THRILLED? By MARTIN His first leading r ©/been sitting on the lid of a human sis i — a Cat and the Canary.” and his big! volcano at Sing Sing for many years | cccceamaaass - zy 4 er come ee pe pared ihe ad and knows from intimate association { in “Broadway” for 850 str =| th verful ‘i th: ir the; K formances for two and one-half years, | arent Laity oe es eal PNeer a stRANGER He followed this with another long| men without women and 1,000 wo-| HAD TRIED TO GET engagement as the lead in “The Front! men that wait without for their men | FRESH WITH’ HER | Page.” | they can't live without. | BOOTS WAS EVEN He appeared on the screen in “Big! The picture condenses into one | ‘Time,” “On the Level,” “Born Reck-| story the most dramatle and spec. MORE ASTONISHED Jess,” “Blessed Event” and “Washing-/ iacular incidents in his career as | WHEN ANOTHER. ton Merry-Go-Round,” to name a few| warden, These include the humorous MAN , WAOM SKE of his film enagements. Now he is| and the romantic side of the prison- OD wor AY FwRST co-featured with Lupe Velez in “The | ers as well as thrilling episodes and | Half-Naked Truth,” the RKO-Radio| the grim tragedies in the lives of the RECOGNIZE , HOPPED aga of a press agent that comes to leading personalities whom Sing Sing CAR . the Capitol Theatre Thursday night. ' has housed. . reas oe vo HER RESCUE BOY, | WISH WILLY MILIN'D COME BACK. SEIN’ 4 BUSTED EON (Ss HO UN. NU BUT RioTS ‘NW TROUBLE, ‘N' Now ALL THE ; : TH’ SERNICE 1S GOIN’ /, : 5 : i KEPT RIGHT N CELLOPHANE |, Tribune Want Ads Bring Results