The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1933, Page 8

“I don’t know what's going to become of us if you don't learn to block with your left.” — THIS CURIOUS WORLD . - * A “The HOACTZIN, ABIRO OF SOUTH AMERICA, HAS TOES ON ITS WINGS! GEFORE THE YOUNG BIRDS ARE ABLE TO FLY, THEY ESCAPE FROM DANGER BY DIVING FROM THEIR NEST INTO THE WATER BELOW. THE £X7RA FEET ARE USED IN CLIMBING BACK To THE NEST. |GOLF CLUBS 'N THE UNITEO STATES COVER ABOUT ONE-HALF MILLION ACRES / © 1933 BY WEA SenvicE, Wc. | AT THE MOVIES | THE BISMARCK TRI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 HAPPINESS NAVE: GONE UP LIKE A ‘TOY BALLOON- — A RAGA BONE= % “omen “re a Ri =_ WOMEN ARE a cy Z % /mr. MANBEE HAS AJ , GSU Goee as TNOT NOW, MA. AVERY, AFTER CALLED TO GET . CORNCOB INDUSTRY, MR 77 TALKING WITH FINANICIERS AND LORA. I'M INTERESTED ao CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY ALL DAY IN HIS CONTINENTAL = g j CORNCOB STOCK BOT > - 4 & , ) WOULON'T LET HIM Zi : HE Is, once OF ME Lu ee. Te, KNOW IT BY GOING \ Sar: 4 y AVERY. HE'S ee th A 4 is TO! HIS OFFICE. Shi fi} 4 DEVELOPING A BIG 'LL WAIT HERE. Y L BUSINESS OUT SAY! IT'S AS DARK AS PITCH AHEAOII INTO ANY ROCKS AND WRECK J P BOY! IF THIS ISN'T OUR BOAT. WOW! THEN WE, THAT SUBMARINE... \ . ADVENTURE, 1 . ‘WOULD BE IN A FIK= KEEP HER STRAIGHT, ? DON'T KNOW WE'RE GOING FINE, ; wow! Ge; WHERE THE HECK TM SURE I_HUNG IT UP WERE WITH MY a Ke =S eax _—_ HO: Dramatic Election \Keaton and “Durante Picture at Capitol’ Settle Beer Problem in A dramatic screen answer to many} Their Newest Comedy Pertinent questions American citizens { are asking about rule by political par- | pees posit rasp ties is contained in Universal's timely | While the nation’s legislators are bat- picture, “Afraid to Talk,” which Will ting over the beer question, these two panne ihe Spi ctie eal comedians have completely settled the drama by Albert Maitz and George| Ro ieer?" itich i to he coon eae Sklar, “Merry-Go-Round.” it presents | at ‘the Paramount Theatre. This @ group of municipal office holders | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy covers under the dictates of a party boss, : Ps ee find themscives forced by 8 the whole agitation for beer. from the clamoring press and public to gain a|!28t election to the present fight in | Congress for legalization. conviction for an underworld murder. | ‘The story, therefore, weaves its Happening on. she 2ve Of a8 ims between comed; and excitement. as Portant election, the party leaders | y F decide it necessary to act, but are! sede suddenly thwarted when the gangster | MOVIE gp a oe murderer produces evidence which | Mildred (Babe) Didric will bare the graft and bribery of the | ped Sebo) DiS. Seen COUGH UP, SAM! ‘OW, HECK, SAM’ HERE comes SEE WHAT | GOT IN MY HAND, { BUT I GoTA OY KID BROTHER TO Paster Us! t : WILLIEZ HeNE Ya cota BILL FoLO! OIME BANKZ Olympic star and one of the out- offi holders. In desperation the} : aoe attempts to Daag ‘an inno- | standing athletes of her sex, displays Cent bell boy for the crime, and when | her technique in tennis, football, bas- public minded citizens instigate an | ketball, swimming, diving, hurdling investigation, complications develop |#nd throwing the javelin in a short 80 rapidly that the film proceeds to- | feature she has done for ithe movies. | ward its powerful climax with one in- | The skit portrays her as “The Wom-; tensely dramatic crisis after another. | 4¢r Girl. Sidney Fox, Universal's talented | Miss Didrickson turned profession- dramatic actress, enacts the featured |! shortly after her spectacular per- feminine lead as the loyal wife of the | formance in the Olympic games at/ bell boy who is crucified for politi- | Po Ane es inet er ie Purposes, pl: rie Lit 4 1 age- fo a Biares Dy. 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