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

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1938 ~~ ~ AAA & > : : 6} BAW LST ace, n a “You dopes don't understand de: RULE AND 28,000. MACHINE EVERY MAN KILLEO/ © 1839 BY MEA SERVICE. me — THIS CURIOUS WORLD If a guy is caught rpse, that means he THE GUMPS— CALL ME UP SOME RAINY AFTERNOON Gyo sen scene, HAS = HAS HE BEEN ALL AFIRE To CALL MILLIE OP — 5 AND HOW MANY TIMES NAS NE CHANGED HIS MIND— BUT BACH TIME WITH A LITTLE by FIRMNE SS— AND [LIE AND WAVE IT ALL STHRASHED OUT- THEY ARE GOING (0. BE COLD AND INDIFFERENT- THEY HAVEN'T HEARD FROM BIM FOR A MONTH — VE HE THINKS ALL HE HAS ‘To DO BECKON YO THEM NOW, HELL FIND OUT DIFFERENTLY-| LET HIM SIT AND SIZZLE FOR A WHILE = OM, WELL- WHO 13 THIS ? VLL JUST CALL UP AND SAY HELLO ~ VL SEE IF SHE'S HOME — WHAT'S THE USE LET BY-GONES BE BY-GONES~ LADY — WELL, THIS IS MR. GUMP SPEAKING — ) WONDER IF YOU y Wiki. ASK MISS YO NE PHONE, PLEASE- THERE WILL BE MANY OTHER DIVIDENDS, MR. 1 JOST MENTION THAT AS A UNIT, YOU UNDERSTAND, MR. ANERN. 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SNAKE BIRD, OF SOUTHERN UNITED STATES, SWIMS WITH ITS BODY SUBMERGED/ THE LONG, PROTRUONG [AT THE MOVIES ‘Frisco Jenny’ Shows Picturesque Cafe Life The singing waiter, without whom no night-life cafe, whether on the Barbary Coast in San Francisco or in New York's Tenderloin, was com- plete 20 years ago, lives again in all his glory in Ruth Chatterton’s latest starring vehicle “Frisco Jenny,” a First National picture which is now showing at the Paramount theater. The picture has its opening locale | on the notorious Barbary Coast in 1906, the year of the great earth- quake and fire. Such old favorites of those pre-war days as “San Fran- cisco Bay” are warbled by Harry Seymour while serving drinks in Jim Sandoval’s “Comique” saloon, where the charming Miss Chatterton, in the shirtwaist, skirt and blonde hair of the period, is the “angel” of her father's dive. Miss Chatterton, later, as “Frisco Jenny” a notorious character of the glittering days when the Barbary Coast was wide open and unchecked, rules her underworld with an iron hand in a story that is filled with dramatic thrills. Ruth Chatterton’s role in “Frisco Jenny” is by-far the most emotional one she has had since “Madame X.” The picture affords her a rare op- | portunity to display that great his- trionic ability which has elevated her to her present high estate. This is a stirring tale of San Fran- cisco’s water front along the Em- barcadero in the days when temples of pleasure and gambling dens flour- ished unmolested in all their gilded evil. | Dorothy Wilson’s : Coolness Amazes Dorothy Wilson, former stenograph- er who leaped to overnight fame in featured roles, and now with Bill Boyd in “Lucky Devils,” coming to {the Capitol Theatre, is an enigma to her fellow players. On the RKO {lot she is noted for the unusual sang- | froid she reveals in the person of a novice, ei | Miss Wilson’s apparent lack of self- consciousness is amazing. While most girls would be bewildered by the hustle and bustle of studio work and trembling with stage-fright, this RKO starlet is calm, cool and collected while awaiting her cues. She reads books and magazines, nibbles fruit or chats casually with studio attaches. Her peculiar temperament evidenced itself between scenes of “Lucky De- vils.” Bill Boyd, the film's lead op- Posite Miss Wilson, was very uneasy, as it his wont during the first days of his productions. He was pacing ‘up and down the set like a caged lion, When his nervous eyes espied Miss Wilson curled up on a huge club chair, dozing peacefully. Boyd awak- ened her, surprised at her tranquil- ity. “Nervous?” Dorothy repeated. “About what?” Boyd, flustered, gave \ UP. the matter and mopped his brow. | Boyd portrays a head stunt man in \“Lucky Devils,” with Miss Wilson as jhis female lead. Supporting in this | thrilling romantic tale of the Holly- | wood film stunters are William Gar- : gan, Roscoe Ates, William Bakewell, | Julie Haydon, Phyllis Fraser, Creigh- ton Chaney and Bruce Cabot. Ralph | Ince also directed the stunt men, who | pelugs Bob Rose, Dick Dickinson, Duke Green, Harvey Perry and Buddy Mason, WRIGLEY’S EARMINT uy NOW EVEN BETTER fr | GOOD LUCK, LADS... THERE, THEY ae TLL TURN THIS CARGO | 60-BO¥! IT COMMAND OF OF CROOKS OVER TO q GIVES ME THE als THE AUTHORITIES \ ( SUBMARINE, IN SAN PEDRO.. ( WITH FARBAR AND HIS BAND OF PIRATES MENTION (T~ ON BOARD, AS WE GOT A BIG | PRISONERS, THRILL OUT OF | THE CAPTAIN | OF THE NELLIE M. SAYS GOODBYE. TO THE. BOYS... TEAM LOST. ONE TO NOTHING, IN RIGHTEEN INNINGS 27 HE UMP WAS 4S BUND AS JUNE LOVE SPIDER HANK OUT, WHEN WE WAS AS SALESMAN SAM PERE, SAM, WRAP UP “THESE OXFORDS MRS. FOOTE HAS Jus BOUGHT, WHILE | PUT ON HER OLD stoEes! ss \ FOOTWEAR : eNO SHOE DEFT] cf TST o a 2, iq 3 7 ys Nou’ Lt NEVER CON- NINCE Him OF THAT, MRS. FOCTE le All, WATS BETTER, MR. MATOR! |APTER ALL, OLD sHoes FEEL Te Best! WE GOT SOCKED WITH Some, WEDDING DAY! ie YP ASK YOR VO To A MOWE WITK ME THIS PM. BUT L S'POSE NER BOOKED LP WITH GIDDY —= AS USUAL WELL ~ VF N/WANNA KNOW ,SMARTY L OO HAVE A DATE WTR IM on ¥ HoKOHA Hana ROTHIN | Tt duo’ THOUGHT OF SOMETHIN’ FORNY WEN | WOTCRA LAUGWIN' AT, Wend! 1 REMEMBER Now! TMATS WHERE EVERYONE WAS GONWA ERT ON. WORSEBACK ~— AN! TA WATERS WERE TSERVE TW’ GROB OUT OF FLOORED! Or HE, TOO, 1S CAUGHT BY THAT DREADFUL HOOK, S EASN TRIES TO RISE; THE MATE KICKS HIM TO THE FLOOR AGAIN. 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