The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1938 ; i THE GUMPS— OUT OF A CLEAR SKY WELL= IT'S POVERTY ROW FOR US FROM NOW ON— MRS DE STROSS— ERY Bs °F IT'S AGREEABL! WE'LL BARELY HAVE ENOUGH ‘To PAY OUR LAM THE AGENY FOR THO! OF La AGREEASLE: RENT AND GET OUT OF MERE — COUNT BESSFORD — WE WERE SITTING IN THE LAP OF LUXURY= AND LUXURY STOOD UP= THANK HEAVENS — WE HANE JMAT BUILDING IN SPRINGFIELD TO GO YOu AT ey yl HAVES 0 OVER. UR MEADS = 1 CERTAINLY WOULD AND I'LL GNE YOU WOULDN'T THINK ; TAKE YOU UP ON \ Ge GertinG cur of | YOU JUST Two DAYS CASH DIVIDEND WALLET, BUT THE JO HAVE THE GET THEIR MONEY ON YOUR TREASURER HASN'T OF GIVING ME MY Y BACK, OUKE. rt CONTINENTAL SIGNED THEM AND MONEN BACK IF u TALK HIM OUT OF | CORNCOB Is HE'S SICK. I'M SURE NOT SATISFIED. > . f Mer lc OVERDUE. HELL BE BACK ~ COMES It! IN A DAV OR . . . f y A M “I can’t help thinking how I would feel, if I were a horse and couldn't have everything I wanted to eat.” PLANS! I SUPPOSE THINGS WILL BE PRETTY TAME FOR YOU IN ‘SHADYSIDE, AFTER ALL. THE. { THRILLS YOU HAD ON COCOS | ISLAND AND IN SMUGGLER'S THAT'S SAN DIEGO BELOW US, SO TAKE. YOUR LAST LOOK AT THE PACIFIC, By BLOSSER, NosiR! ITLL SUIT ME JUST FINE TO BE BACK WITH ALL THE KIDS. AGAIN !! BOV! IVE GOTTA THINK OF, SOMETHING EXCITING . aj FOR US TO DO WHEN FRECKLES GETS BACK— HELL EXPECT Ps S78 Gr i EAR PLANT GROwSs Hopced FIVE A STRONG TAIL WIND, UNCLE. HARRY AND FRECKLES SPEED ALONG, | GETTING NEARER AND NEARER ! To | SHADNSIDE LOOK, uimere! SEE WANTS: WHAT DO YOU I'M GETTING WORRIED. MY HEAVENS! THE POOR TOT THE FUNNY HORSEY! WIS TEDDY BEAR, OP \T SOUNDS LIKE HE'S ANY FEVER, BUT I WAS HUNGRY—I HAD NO His \N PAINS 1'™ GOING To MY INSTRUCTIONS IDEA IT WAS. WHEE-EE-€ | | AT THE MOVIES | & ‘Department Store Life| Parisian Underworld Revealed on Screen in|‘French Police’ Secrets OH, BOY! LOOKIT “TH PICTURE) EAH, HORACE—THATS) (GEE, AR. HOWDY, LINDBERGH ) WELL, SON, | THINK AW, ALL HE COULD ELY was 6 hd > > » Employees’ Entrance’) prench underworld characters are OF LINDBERGN’S PLANE! W_AOVERTISE THESE 1s Cy EavoRITE GREAT BENTAMAIN ERANIKLIN @ kite! : : The intimate details of the lives|°f ® different type than the Ameri- f SeLtne! Pi zZ of the people behind the sales coun-|°8", being more picturesque and ro- ters and in the offices of a big de-|™antic and not so sean dardized; ac- partment store fromathe basis of the oe sean eaie yd peerage “y | thentic and fascinating “Secrets of Fee ade tures “Employees |ine Prench Police” showing at, the b pe y Capitol Theater today and Wednes- Paramount theater, with a great all| day, star cast. The film, directed by ‘Eddie Suth- The importance of the story and crane and featuring Gwili Anite: ine Morgan, Gregory Ratoff and the heavy requirements ov {ne Prin-| John Warburton, is based on a serial, cipal ae cunt ae sien cS (Secrets of the Surete,” by H. Ash- hand choice assignment ‘ar-| ton-Wolfe, and “The Lost Empress” ren William who scored s0 highly] by Samuel Ornitz. P \ pple ee in such successes as “The Mouth-| ‘Ashton-Wolf’s series of articles in | a y a piece,” “The Dark Horse” and “The| American Weekly recounted the sure a a li eae, i Z Yj a 7 —— ot the role of a ruthless, unscrupulous! Police, the most highly respected bod! department store General Manager| of secret service pdt aA nee whose only ambition in life is to| world. Ornitz’s book dealt with one| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES make profits for his firm no matter! of their famous cases, the tracking how many lives and hearts he breaks| down of a hypnotist who had at- in the process. He rules his em-| tempted to infuse into the mind of a Ployees not only during their work-| Parisian flower girl the belief that ing hours but also in their homes,|she was Anastasia, daughter of the and this gives rise to several situa-| jate Nicholas Il, Czar of Russia. BLANKETS, WATER, SORRY | PARDONS TH) INTRUSION . KID == BOT 1 ANPPENED TGET IN ON A | cL wwow | 9 ANT ANN OF WY BUSINESS L-MERN THAT \F You DONT TELL AY LUE KEPT MX SHOCT OUT BUT — Boots WAO YARE —AN’ TH’. CERT, UA “= CONSEREATION NOU | NOW THAT THINGS ARE GETTIN’ SERIOUS, WHOLE STORY, WILL! tions which make this story both WWO WERE HIN A FEW MINUTES AT SEEMS VME THAT TAINGS BANE Gone, | startling and original. > a BAG & . BOT FAR ENOUGH! HOW ABOUT IT, PAL 271A — artiing and original. inate the|,,The Chinese tell time with consid- j q Op Wes . RY oa ce cularly does he dominate the erable accuracy by looking at a cat's } 4 Be) J y 2 (3 love situation in this story which is |°"2” j 5 . k Pay v Wi : supplied by Loretta Young and Wal- ee we punt Sid cider ae tae Ne f L i ei lace Ford, providing’ a new twist in| ternoon ‘wanes, i é, the love element in motion picture je story writing. It possi A large supporting cast of well Fay Hein a gercey re known names supplies additional in- | six persons in widely separated places terest. “Employees’ Entrance” par-/ to talk together by telephone. pecans marks the return of Alice White to motion pictures, This blonde and blithe young actress comes back inde peeiden i apees taeee cue ie fe Fe perpen ‘after a two vers’ ab-|toce a hath than to ride ona train sence, in an amusing and important according to statistics, 3 role. During her absence from the | id gore Ale bilghea spent 10 months! Horschel, Germany, reuires newly- ps ces throughout, pee ong! AP; married couples to plant two. fruit ‘3 eran | trees for the municipality to celebrate States. their wedding. WASH TUB! Thru The Tribune Want Ads| 4 mixture of FEEDING TME FIRE AND BOIL . sawdust and glue can HE MATES BEGIN CUTTING INTO THE FATTY LAYER OF BLUGGER, ASY 1S AT THE TRYWORKS, {i tL: Tribune Want Ads be used to fill nail holes in woodwork. Osun COVERS THE WHALE, AND HUGE BLANKETS OF THis BLUSBER @x “ME OIL FROM THE MINCED BLUBBER. ARE UNROLLED, JOR, SEVERAL DANS AND NIGHTS, ‘ THIS GOES ON. SO SICKENING AS WE SMELL OF WHALE OIL AND | ASUS JOB 1S TO MINCE THE SO AWFUL THE GREASY SMOKE, Ae i TWAT THEY HOPE To HEANEN THEY IECES FOR BOILING. Wapeipe : WILL NEVER CATCH ANOTHER WHALE,