The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1933, Page 8

GOY YO GIVE : ; ly OUVE MANAGED STR SOUNG MAN UP pur ARPARC ALL PROMISE ME "HAST se WE ? Youu ‘oun See A banty wi et aa I KNOW WH SDING= GASOLINE ALLEY— COME ON HI, LORA, GRAND, UNCLE AVERY, HOW ABOUT a AND A WONDERFUL MAN A UTTLE : THINGS THEY'LL MAKE OUT OF CORNCOBS. 4 BRAS BREA SBivce. Inc shies: m need a r studio, in case I decide to stop writing, ke up music or sculpture.” ——THIS CURIOUS WORLD —] |rasckues anp us ramans 1 KNOW ‘THERES SOME FUNNY WORK IN THE AIR, 1 OR THAT SUBMARINE WOULDN'T HAVE TRIED AT THE MOVIES | —-—| SALESMAN SAM ‘Parole Girl’ Feature ‘What! No Beer?’ Fun- “ ins! ni 5 SAM, SHOW MRS. DIM Some Now, “THIS COLOR WON'T WHY, MADAM, (TS AS CUMBLE-URS Instructs, Entertains: niest of All Keaton Puacate Gon teen teecans! WAENOUT, WILL (TZ Fast as THE cOLORON { Te Bs i Durante Laugh Your cHeexs! y - i¢ heavy prison sentence ; that hurts the most, but the steady | Operas Pounding one is compelled to take | ASSoRTEO from the law and scciety alike when| Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante Woe, a released on parole, if we are to be-, ‘wn the laugh on the beer question 3a Neve the Columbia picture, “Parole |!" their new comedy, “What! No Girl” which heads the screen bill at | Beet?” which opens Wednesday at the Capitol Theatre. ;the Paramount theater. Written for the screen by Nor- Between them these comics turn 4 per cent beer into 100 per cent laughs man Krasna and directed by Eddie|in their newest Metro-Goldwyn- Cline, “Parole Girl” features Mae Mayer starring vehicle. First they Clarke in the title role, Ralph Bel- | take over the operation of a brewery, Jamy, Marie Provost and Hale Hamil- they find themselves caught between ton. As Sylvia, a pretty young girl|the fire of warring beer-running who {s innocently under the domina- | gangs battling for control of their tion of a slick confidence man (Ham- | output. And when the gangsters are iiton), Miss Clarke is caught in the/not hunting them down, the police act and sent up by the manager of a | are. Jarge department store, played by; The picture is brimful of both} — 2 Bellamy. She stages a prison fire; comedy and suspense, and is all the BOOTS AND and then plays heroine extinguishing | more interesting in that it deals, even the blaze while the other inmates though humorously, with a question HER BUDDIES 2, stampede in panic. She is rewarded! which has the whole country and Sp. ts oR MR. GERD ‘oo Lied \20K ON dyke oe = 7 with a parole for her “bravery,” but ' congress lined up on one or the other NING “i MORNING 1] SAETL We MASTER. c once outside the prison walls, Sylvia | side. WEXERCISES AT PRECENT. || TSTORGED AT Twi Tim! isn’t at all sure the move was a wise! Keaton and Durante were never STEP RIGHT IN one. | funnier, and are ably seconded by the Things are entirely different now. stuttering Rosco Ates, who is their ‘The “parole girl” brand proves a dif- brewmaster. John Miljan and Ed- ficult one to shake. The picture goes Ward Brophy provide plenty of men- on from this point to show in dra-| Ce as the rival beer barons. The matic, forceful, yet thoroughly enter- | Necessary romance is well supplied by taining fashion just what a girl out the presence in the leading feminine on parole is forced to face. The only | Tole of Phyllis Barry, last seen on the persons shecan really call her friends | Screen with Ronald Colman in| fare those behind-the-bar-associates | “Cynara.’ prison —_—__—___ a es AUTOMATIC PARKER LINEN SUITS Detroit—Brooks Walter, local en- Indications from. Paris and New| Sineer, has invented an automatic ‘York point to a summer of linen suits. | Parking device for automobiles. The Smart women will’ wear them for| Car carries a spare wheel on the rear shopping and luncheon and men will| that operates on a jack. The nose dance in them at the country club, | Of the car is shoved into a tight park- The heavy suiting linens in tweed or | ing place, the spare wheel is lowered crash weaves and in natural ian | to raise the car, and the rear end is will be milady’s pride worn with a| then pushed into place riding on the dark handkerchitf linen blouse. Soj SPare wheel. ‘begin looking for the linen suit which HE POLICE ARE DETERMINGD To TEAR DOWN WAT is most flattering to. you, and build Buy or Sell Th Us wardrobe around it The Tribune Want Ads | ic ; (Se) I >