The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1932 THE GUMPS— WHEN THEIR SHIP COMES : WHAT THEN ? LL DING = - - ? WHA? THEN? ALL OUR TROUBLES WOULD BE OVER — WELL- bo You WELL, THIS 1S THE TE Tp BE SMART. ABR ISC AND ‘Sow THs BIN GUMP ago raya WOITLE YO TNE HOUSES: WHO'S WHO— PROVIDENCE MUST THE Laee ee PERHAPS YOU MIGHT BE ABLE “ A THAT MAN = i] b WELL > THINGS ARE BEGINNING z=} TO BRIGHTEN UP- | ASKED %50,000% | FOR THAT BUILDING - AND HE DIDN'T SAT NO= IT LOOKS AS THOUGH VMIGHY SELL IT= AND $50,000.°8 COMING IN RIGHT AT THIS YOURSELF =! THINK THAT on LO Ee OTT Several Hundred Bismarck Boys and Girls Have Joined the Skeezix Detective Agency HAVE YOU????? Remember there is a $5.00 Cash Reward which will be paid the first boy or girl between the ages of 6 and 16 years, who solves the Thrilling Mystery. Nothing Hard. Any Boy or Girl Can Solve It. If you have not already joined you should do so at once, you still have an equal chance to win. Get yéur first clue which may be found in a package of Bismarck Baking Company’s Cinnamon Rolls, or, it may be had by calling in person at the Bismarck Bak- ing company’s office. Don’t Wait — There Are Only a Few Days Left! Signed SKEEZIX The Bismarck Baking Company WELL, UNCLE JOHN, THEY'VE HERE'S A BRIGHT CAN BUY WHATEVER NOU LIKE WITH IT, NOTHING DOING...) Boy! 1 GoT A GOOD FOR You, OF THE KIDS SEEM / YOU'VE GOT TO T CANVASSED. OUR. OSCAR ~WELL NEIGHBORHOOD AND ‘TAKE HIM OVER FINALLY OLD MR. TO HER RIGHT MONEYHEFFER SAID now! SHE'D BE TICKLED ? NOTE—Boys and girls whose parents are employed by the Bis- marck Baking company are not eligible to participate in this event. ouuunnervucceenvceeggguennesuuvgcouvccuuvecuvevecengcgeneggensoqsovscvavsccansecneecnnteevsoraeuusceeeveeeseevantennnequgni By COWA LITTLE GENE'DID THE) JIMMIE DOES THAT, ANYTHING HAVE BUT I THOUGHT \ WELL, ALL SHE Does CUTEST THING TOO,AND THIS evel WATCH GENE LIKE ‘OU AND \S TALK ABOUT YESTERDAY-HE MORNING HE TRIED A DETECTIVE , THAT AGUSTA ALWways / LITTLE GENE! You'D PUT TO PUT CHICK'S TO COME OVER HEPE,T WAY, TOO_WAIT GOT ALONG THINK HE WAS THE HIS SHOE ON HAT ON HIS HEAD_ PUT HIM ON THE FLOOR TWLt TELL ONLY KID IN THE BACKWARDS! IT HE'D GET IT ON UP- PSY NOU ---- WORLD 1! SIDE DOWN AND TRY MINUTE, BUT WHEN 1 GOT] WELL,T TO PULL IT OveR HIS BACK, HE WAS IN THE HEAD, BUT HE COULDN'T QUITE DO IT, AND— YUH. ; Yo f (ef —— a By SMALL . ADIES AND GENTS! Men | EER GOSH SAKES! WHATS JEN'RY LITTLE MOVEMENT OH, PARDON ME, MR. MadOR! MEET TH’ GIRLS'!READ, ee PRESENT, WITHOUT FEAR oF PCH MEANING OF THIS, J HAS @ MEANING ALL ITS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, THEY are CORA, DORA, FLORA, CONTRADICTION, MY Famous’ san? OWN, YOU ARE Now Gain & LAURA’ AND Nora ! TRAINED WoRMS — INTACT, AT THE ONLY DANCING ’ INCOSPME ANS INDEEDY! WORMS IN CAPTIVITY! | z 1 1 1 « I . starts selling him real estate.” , I AT THE MOVIES : f t Bee: = t Thrill Heroine Illicit Mash Notes , 6 ‘ +7 ry : In ‘King Kong’! By Women in Prison : it :. e s Starved, homeless, desperate and Difficult to Stop wi about to steal! Then offered money | a and fame if she would take a job| Tat jove sun eae at lnckanitos I without asking questions! And then is demonstrated Barbara Stan- ' MAT WH i es ? i IME HAS OPAR = YOO MISERABLE CAD I fihding sh laying th =para- |W te: - | explorer has traveled to a faraway | Peg ead : WOULD BE OUT OF THE PICTURE ANON MI 1 To SEEMS, L las ay : and mysterious island to produes,{ShOWDE at the Paramount Theatre AND WOULD SOON FORSET ACCOMPLISH WIS J THE KING FANED IN MY a Ds Legend says a great Beast--a 50 foot (morrow. Although the men’s and YOU THEN MARRY A GIRL PLACED THE CREDIT OF Mission | ALL WRUNG To MARRY ME i ape—reigns supreme over savages Women’s sections of San Quentin 2? OF ROYAL BLOOD WHOM GRANDALIA AT MY DISPOSAL YY DUST FOR MONEY § and huge creatures left over trom the | Prison, California, which is the setting : Pr cael Be eS ae ee Prisons Souue prehistoric age. ‘for a large part of the picture, are ; ii ee E ise eae RD ( The theme of Beauty and the Beast S°Parated by high walls and barred } _- Teaches new proportions in the ex- Soors. the Beleoners sueceed tn passing: " travagantly imaginative story depict !0y¢ notes to each other. “ ap saa ; fot only does this occur within ed in “King Kong” with the aid Of !the prison d a . Prison despite all efforts to stop fecret processes of production and it, but notes are smuggled outside in a photography calculated to baffle au- |various ways, just as shown in the « diences at the Capitol theater, where | picture.” declared the woman tech- ” this RKO-Radio spectacular fantasy ' nical advisor, a former inmate of the is to be seen this week. |pPison who was hired to. make sure si Based on an idea conceived by Ed- | that the vrison scenes were authenti- a gar Wallace, just before his death.| cally made. Es wtih Merian C. Cooper, and produced| “Love notes are frequently passed Pp by Cooner with Ernest B. Schoedsack, between men and women who have p “King Kong” shows what might eas- | Never seen each other. It seems to be z ily happen to the man-made tri-|# longing for the friendship of some- i rmrhs of civilization if a huge an- one of the opposite sex. Nicknames - 1 thropoid left over from the Jurassic are signed so the writers will not be FUNNY! | FEEL E=/ COULDN'T BE. EANWHILE, THE THEFT IS DISCOVERED, WELL, BLOW ME BLINKIN’ T CAN'T WAIT. THE CREW : fe Age were to run amuck through the | Caught. SORTA QUEER. Ef We ONLY ATE Je AND THE MATE'S ROAR CAN GE HEARD BRAINS OUT! AIN'T UNDERSTAND ant” streets of New York. The picture, based on the experi- YoU DON'T THINK ONE. 3 || FoR Mies. ; on. inet 4 Fay Wray is the Beauty whose ences in prison of Dorothy Mackaye, Li o On IDE GHA ay, (aay AY Fees 2 loveliness inspires the 15-ton Beast |the well known actress, and co-author AS | COULDA BN i 3 rey te! BUTTONS, 1 EASY'S STILL p with a love and tenderness he had {of the play with Carton Miles. is a THAT PIE, DO ——— can't! P never before known. Robert Arm. | thrilling romance of an evangelist who RE. L DEC! be strong, Bruce Cabot, Frank Reicher, |is infatuated with one of the prison- = = wl Sam Hardy, Noble Johnson and ‘crs, an attractive bank bandit, a part others are in the cast. The picture, played by Miss Stanwyck. m has been two years in the making| Others in the cast are Preston 8 « And 1s said to be the greatest achieve-| Fester, the evangelist, Lyle Talbot, H ment of its kind in motion picture , Dorothy Burgess, Lillian Roth, Maude - sound production. Eburne, Harold Huber and Ruth ‘Donnelly. The screen play is by Sid- Experimental auto tops have been ney Sutherland and Brown Holmes i made from sheet copper to which fa-' and the direction by Howard Brether- bh bric is held by adhesives. This type | ton, = top makes an ideal radio aerial, it is| 5 claimed. | In a recent tire test of more than 53 100 cars, tires averaged 18,794 miles in m Inzome from automotive freight; Detroit. and only 11,272 miles in a exceeds the railroads’ annual tax bill | Pittsburgh.