The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1933, Page 8

s THE BISMARCK TRIB | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933 , THE TS -AYYORNEY BIRCH = THIS Git Me eee HAD A BROOCH WHICH WAS STOLEN FROM HER- LATER- A BROOCH WAS MYSTERIOUSLY, RETURNEO YO HBR In A BOOK= SHE GWEARS IT 13 HER AND THE OTHER // 5! te | i » MY DEAR SIR, THERE NEVER WILL BE AN oR 1 WAS HOPING YOU'D ASK THAT LORA, PERHARS You , COMM SION 4 OU A 1S OPPORTUNITN LIKE THIS AGAIN: THE CONTINENTAL QUESTION. WE WILL MARKET THEM FOR HAVE SOME FRIENDS a WN Se WE SOLD THROUGH f, CORNCOB DEVELOPMENT CO. WILL HAVE EVERY Qf HIM. SEE THAT? IT 1S COSTING US MILLIONS } WHO WOULD LIKE TO YOU, HAVE CINNER WITH ME TONIGHT. 4 FARMER IN NORTH AMERICA MAKING VALUABLE ff in) ADVERTISING TO PUT THAT SLOGAN OVER. | GET IN ON THE GROUND BR AND TLL GING YOU THE WHOLS SALES r\. PRODUCTS ao fre Wee Nore OuR ff Eg BUT IT WILL BE WORTH ape oF | TALK. LITTLE GIRL WERE GONG : NOT ZZ, MILLIONS TO US. AND A $100 SHARE a EKGs Fe s! ya MAKE MILLIONS! YES BUT HOW IS HE GOING TO SELL ALL THE CORNCOB PIPES a HE MAKES? lew (ii “Wouldn't we be happier, Winthrop, if we threw ourselves into something else?” | gitar AL Cem WS Seis th ca THIS CURIOUS WORLD , : / WoBODY'D EVER” {\ N a Ce {| __AT THE MOVIES | Diamonds for Love Is ; Leo Carrillo, Vivienne Mae West’s Motto as_ Osborne Head Cast J hey ‘Lady Lou’ in Film Of Comedy Drama ZW Mae West, noted Broadway actress; He was a second fiddle. She was y j BBING IT IN RU: ('LL HAIL @ Tayt An! YOU BRING bE REST OF DIS DoucH! SALESMAN SAM C'MON, NOW; SHELL OUT wid SOME_CHANGE FER OUR ~\_ Tax Fare ‘and writer, who made her film debut | the big solo! an a character role in “Night After. Through his humble efforts she Night,” is starred in her second movie, rose higher and higher toward fame _ erage sieeaa sey omnes and luxury. to ‘amount eatre lay. Cary Grant, Noah Beery, Gilbert Roi- | , Because of her selfishness, he sank nd, David Landau and Owen Moore | Wer and lower toward prison. head the large cast which supports her.| But in the second fiddle there was As spectacular as she is herself is’ genius, while in the big solo there the character enacted by Miss West! was only avarice. Therefore, the in- yuan in the picture—a singer in a Bowery evitable law of compensation took.« = i HR hand, HW LZ hu the flow of diamonds ends. Her af-; Briefly that describes the fascinat- fairs with a Nerous Bowery onoen ee ae plot of RKO-Radio Pictures’ saloon keepers, gangsters, politicl-|«ygen Are Such Fools,” a colorful ans, and others—keep her well SuP-| comedy-drama featuring as lovers plied with gems. | the fascinating Leo Carrillo and the In lusty, hearty fashion, the story | beautiful Vivienne Osborne at the| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES swings along, ultimately bringing her | Capitol Theatre today and Thursday. in contact with the head of a nelgh-| “The story pendulum swings from oring mission, who turns out to be 8s / the brilliant opera life of gay Vienna susceptible to her charms as any Of to the cell of a penitentiary. Packed the natives of the district. A start-| with music, songs, chorus beauties, ling, dramatic climax follows theit nijarious comedy and tense drame, mutual discovery of this fact. | “Men Are Such Fools,” provides Car- All the color of the Bowery has been | rillo with a unique vehicle. compressed into the picture — its! Others in the cast are Una Merkel, strange inhabitants, its gaudy resorts, Joseph Cawthorn, Tom Moore, Paul its gusty Laeger ee sings | ust, Earl Foxe, Albert Conti, Ed- three songs in ery man- die Nugent, Paul Porcasi Edwi mer during the course of the film. | te Saint. ny are W wounpe! tin Tenn JE TIMUSC\E IN ON THIS RED TAPE SIMPLIFIES DUCKY HAS A POOR ALIBI! | (1D LIKE HD KNOW HOW LONG E'S BEEN IN PANDEMONIA,