The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1933, Page 8

vee | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1933 —i | THE GUMPS— HOME SWEET HOME _ MAN GET AWAY FROM US NOW — : QUST YHINK OF ALL OF THE MONRY (IT [ HAS COST US SO FAR— AND THE BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN BUTTRRELY IS NOT IA. IN NOUR NET YET = THAT $5,000, 2 \.'S NOT GOING YO LAST US “i 'M MIGHTY SORRY E W ESPECIALLY BECAUSE $100 : TODAY MEANS $1000 TOMORROW IF THE FARMER THRIVES WE WILL THRIVE ANO THERE WiLL BE MILLIONS IN IT FOR A FEW § FAR SIGHTED INVESTORS y Tus tS 4 SWELL MACHINERY AND PIPE. BUT ALL THE THE MARKET, You | MONEY Maw AN’ ME FARMERS MAKE WAVE GOT 1S TIED UP PIPES AND MONEY IN A CLOSED BANK BUT UNCLE JOHN IF YOU SHOULO CARE To INNEST IN) CONTINENTAL § LORA 4IN'T DOWN VET BUT NOURE MR MAVBEE. 4IN'T YOu? VE BEEN HEARIN’ ALL ABOUT HOW YOURE GOIN TO HELP THE FARMERS OUT ES. UNCLE THAT'S NO ORDINARY JOHN CONTINENTAL \\CORNCOB— THAT'S & CORNCOB DEVELOPMENT| BEAUTN. YOU MEAN To CO. INC, WILL HELP TELL ME FARMERS CAN MAKE PIPES LIKE THE FARMERS 10 HELP HIS — AN’ SELL EM? THEMSELVES. I'VE BROUGHT Vou lo 1939 By WEA SERVICE. INC. REG. U.S. Pal “My dears, don’t take my word for it. Just wait until the doctor comes, and see how worried he looks.” Fm ‘SOUND COMES FROM ONE. DIRECTION : AND THEN IT | : ANCTHER.... Gan rr ee THAT THE SPIRITS OF OLD BUCHANEERS ARE PRESENT ON COCOS A_JOB AS PORTER IN YouR OFFICE, AT EN DER *!- ARE COUPLE OF THNGS 2 Goby ON NE cou : FIRE BEGIN = PERKIN’, EIGHTEEN BERRIES WILL JUST BE CHICKEN MISIT, POP'S LITTLE SCHEME, WHATEVER IT 1S, MAY DO AT THE MOVIES |. Helen Hayes Coming (“STATE FAIR” In Chinese Picture A TYPICALLY The mazes ‘ft San Francisco's NATIVE FILM Chinatown, its plots, intrigues, and) ciate pair” Fox Film's allestar tong battles, and the romance of & screen offering, is truly All-American Chinese girl who sells herself at auc- jin its theme and its handling, as wel) tion to aid her countrymen, furnish jee tos cast. iv is ae ee ee Ses “ | e exception of “ esapnaaiye, becksround of “The| Toloa’ ceally al the outeanaiie Son-Daughter,” in which Helen Hayes, | productions in film history have been heroine of “The Sin of Madelon Clau- | foreign in their treatment and locale det,” and Ramon Novarro are team- ‘Broken, ms,” “Robin Hood,” ed at the Capitol theater. ‘What Pri ‘a The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature, |...) Rates rest. based on David Belasco's famous stage | In “Btate Faity’ however, everything Play, is a colorful and Spectacular ex- from start to finish is typically Pose of the inner workirigs of China-| American. Taken from Phil ‘Stong’s town and the struggle that existed be-| prize-winning novel of the same tween royalists and evolutionists. | the secret catacombs of the Oriental |izes his or her supreme desire. quarter. |. The farmer whose prize hog wins Miss Hayes appears as Lien Wha, the championship of the fair, his wife the Chinese heroine who sells herself | whose Pickles and mince-meat cap- at the marriage altar for the sake of |ture blue ribbons, the two youngsters Patriotism, and Novarro is the Chin- | who both achieve romance after thelr ese lover who extricates her from her |fashion—these characters and the Predicament. Miss Hayes is verylothers in the film are all truly beautiful in Chinese garb, and en-' American. acts a role that rises to the heights’ With such stars as Janet Gaynor, of dramatic power with the deft ar- | will Rogers, Lew Ayres, Sally Eilers tistry that raised her to stardom as and Norman Foster heading the dis- “Madelon Claudet.” Novarro, as the | tinguished cast, the direction of the young Chinese prince, is convincing, | Veteran Henry King and Stong’s vivid- and does a number of dramatic scenes | ly realistic story as a basis, “State with force and power. He also sings | Fair,” is now showing at the Para- § . “ as @ Chinese song delightfully. ee theater, : é = i $ a Rifoes | UAE ARTS ASY AND THE CHIEF OF POLICE, SEARCHING PRINCE DUCKY'S ROOMS IN THE CASTLE, CONTINUE THEIR AMAZING DISCO