The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1933, Page 8

8. ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1988 4 = — ~— —— —_—— — ae E | SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark THE GUMPS—KNEE DEEP IN CRIM Wig? 19 HE WELL D NAN WITH THE AFFLUENT AIR SEEN_ SAUNTERING THE AVENUE 3O DEBONAIRIT EACH DAY ? FOUR, Miwon bd MILLIE HAS AN Avy bea! COULD BUT oS OF THIS STRANGE INMIAT HE WAS SEGN OF 1S FALL TO WE DEP Tus AND RISE TO THE HEIGHTS — ou6 ie BACNELOR IN ‘THE - cod JPULAR MAN — GREAT GUNS, PHYLLIS, YOu OID, WHATS THIS? MY MONEY r. SKEEZIX! GONE OUT OF HERE AND i 1 CAN'T IN IT'S PLACE A SHARE OF } BELIEVE STOCK IN CONTINENTAL . / E J CORNCOB: RES. U. §. PAT. OFF. © 1803 BY NEA ceRvICE, IN “We've finally reached an agreement. He'll let us go this evening, if we give him half of anything we win at bridge.” —_THIS CURIOUS WORLD . — 676 SMITHS ‘COULD LIVE IN THE SAME PRETZELS GET THEIR GLOSS FROM BEING DIPPED BEFORE THEY ARE BAKED. IN A SODA SOLUTION, OR AVERY HERE, JUMP WEAK SOLUTION OF LYE WATEP THERE. AT Into THESE! | AT THE MOVIES iL —, New Type of Evil |*Clear All Wires’ ° ‘ (GEE, WHAT @ JOB | GOT, THE Ot, BENICE TH HER, \ KNOW (TS YOUR DAHNCE, MR, ) AW, G'WAN, Miss Character Appears) Hits Furious Pace NEXT DANCE. -1 GOTTA SWING J SAM-SHES AWFULLY | | HOWDY, GUT LA AFRAID [SHALL | PHATE You'RE NOT | — LOTTA PHATT AROUND! _/SWEET, EVEN THOUGH WONG. “CO DISAPPOINT YOU. REALLY, ) TOO DARN STOUT, To enhance an illusion of horror,’ “Clear All Wires,” adapted from \'A Wo Caunceo OUT! av atL= creative artists in literature, paint-; the New York stage hit, is even more ing, the stage and the screen, have peas cogien More spectacular, and ‘i . funnier on the talking screen. Metro- popeerored to make an evil chat-| ¢(syyn-Mayer‘s talkianthde. with fee acter 8 monstrosity in appearance Tracy in the role of the fast-talking For the most part, external and in- : Teen cacilnses have’ bsen’ aicecl | Buckley Joyce Thomas, news corre- ota n closely 85-" snondent continually in hot water, is This method has been employed | tne attraction et ras ‘ on the screen quite consistently in| ‘Special Added Attraction relating a story about some terrifying When “Virgins of Bali,” a Principal character—“Dracula,” “Dr. Jekyll and! Adventure Picture. opens here today Mr. Hyde,” “Frankenstein.” | Columbia Pictuers have reversea, ®t the Paramount Theatre, the oe + | fans will see “the most beautiful bru- samereocecure th Behind The Mask." nettes in the world” (we quote for Hs mikes ‘ peu coming to the | safety's sake) and the always colorful pi Pe te perpetrator Of markets of this tiny isle, just east of evil in this film is a suave-appearing | j, individual with a soul of a demon. | Life is said to be fascinating any- Ki _ Not until the last reel of the film are! wore in Bali, but never more so than 3 the features of this person revealed.| in its markets. ‘The Balinese woman-| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES For the most part, he is a phantom-! like person; but the illusion built ‘up| Rood displays an unspoiled natural- ; |Ness, a classic perfection of form pe. Cemoniacal | pein ot thie Heng which happy fortune seems to pre- less terrifying than if he were phy-| °"ve long beyond first youth. Rare- sically endowed with the most ho rrible |" 28ing early, as in most tropic lands, features. Just the mention of his! these women, in their prime, all have name is enough of a play on the! style and personality. imagination. Immediately, a picture| is aed up Hirt horrors he isi Nebraska Plans for cay of committing. sf3, rf Actors in this exciting film include Ratification Vote Jack Holt, Boris Karloff, the terrible monster of “Frankenstein.” Constance] Lincoln, Neb. April 27.—(#)—The Claude King, Bertha] State senate Thursday passed Gover- Mann and Willard Robertson. John | or C. W. Bryan's bill providing for a Francis Dillon, the director of “The | State convention in December, 1934, to Noose,” “The Finger Points” and|consider repeal of the eighteenth “Pagan Lady,” handled this produc-| amendment. The bill now goes to tion. Bryan for his signature. eae ence It provides for the election in No- : OUTLINES U. S. AIMS vember next year on 8 non-partisan. Geneva, April 27.()—The United | ballot of 100 delegates instructed to States is fully determined to contrib- | vote the sentiment of their districts. ute something to increase internation-| A bill to leagalize 3.2 beer is pend- al security against war, Norman H.| ing. eeepc OOKS QUEER! Davis told the steering committee of the world disarmament conference Tribune Want Ads ursday. rough R DO “THEY KNOW THAT "RAT-FACE AND Ea : Bay or Fell Th A WAITER STRAKE A/SECRET BARGANY m-248 WEN THEY BECOME VERY DROWSY, AFTER THEIR MEAL.