The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1933, Page 8

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BETTER LOOK AN’ SEE IF ALL RIGHT. EVERYTHING IS ASOLINE ALLEY— UNDER OR ABOVE SUSPICION? 1 WOULON'T SUSPECT HIM HAPPENED To e mother wants to stay in socially parents.” —__THIS CURIOUS WORLD Pry IN 1884-86, TRAVELED AROUND THE WORLD, AND COVERED THE LAND AREAS WHEEL BKC YCLE/ HE WHEELED A DISTANCE OF 13,500 MILES! WHEN THE MEXICAN OIL WELL, POTRERO de LLANO NO4, came IN, Oil FLOODED THE ING COUNTRY! A FORTY FIVE ACRE AREA WAS WALLED UP AND A CRUDE-OIL LAKE CONTAINING /05;000,000 GALLONS WAS FORMED / ... JANUARY, 5 ON A AGH AT THE WELL....(TS ABOUT TIME YOU WERE COMIN’ 1 ALMOST WENT OFF THE DARLING! LOOK, HE KNOWS WE'RE TAKING HS PICTURE! HE'D MAKE A GREAT’ Movie ACTOR SAV!~HE MUSTA BEEN INTO ALL FISHIN’ REEL,{ SUCH AN SEE HIM SMILE! HE'S A COMEDIAN. . WE OUGHT TO \ GET HIM UNDER MOVIES | “Gabriel Over the - White House” Tells Sensational Story Today’s most vivid headlines from Washington form the engrossing sub- Ject matter of “Gabriel Over ‘White , House.” new Cosmopolitan- Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer production which opens tomorrow at the Para- mount theatre, and bids fair to be one of ‘the greatest sensations in screen history. The anonymous novel on which the Picture: is based is already a literary sensation. Appearing early in Febru- ary, it immediately leaped into the best seller class. As the first photo- Play which has taken a United States President through the turmoil of mod- ern days. it is considered to be the most daring motion picture ever pro- duced. Walter Huston Featured Walter Huston heads an exceptional cast as. the Hon. Judson Hammond, President of the United States, around whom an amazing chain of events re- volves.. Huston is an expert on Presi- dents, having portrayed both Lincoln and Grant for the cameras. Karen Morley, who scored in that other pic- ture of national affairs. “The Wash- ington Masquerade.” plays the mys- terious: woman -in the White House. ‘The young Broadway stage star, Fran- chot Tone, recently seen with Joan Crawford in “Today We Live,” has the role of the Presidential secretary. Ar- thur Byron is seen as Secretary of State, and the cast also features the Popular child actor, Dickie Moore; C. Henry Gordon as Nick Diamond, Liquor King, whom Hammond wipes from the face of the earth; David Landau, Samuel Hinds, William Paw- ley, Jean Parker and Claire Dubrey. Seven widows of the War of 1812 are still alive and receiving pensions. built The Indianapolis speedway was | in 1909, \“Soldiers of the _ | Storm” Unravels | “Soldiers of the Storm,” who swoop ‘down out of the skies to “get their man,” takes possession of the Capito! itheater screen, starting Tuesday, {Memorial Day. Regis Toomey, Anita : Page, Barbara Barondess and Barbara | Weeks appear in the est of this Co- lumbia picture, directed by D. Ross Speed") Lederman, from the story |by Thomson Burtis. Tt has to do with | the activities of Uncle Sam’s Mexican | border patrol, the flying counterpart \of the famous Texas Rangers, an¢ ‘now they handle smugglers from the jclouds with convincing machine gun | fire. | Toomey is cast as an under-cover | egent of the Patrol who works hand- in-hand with the smugglers. collecting jevidence to convict the “higher ups” in the illicit international racket of transporting drugs and aliens over the |line. Burtis, the author, was himself a member of the Patrol. Along with Jimmie Doolittle and Jimmy Hazlup, jhe flew his machine-gun-equipped Plane along a 1,500 mile “front,” from Texas to Arizona, “Soldiers of the Storm” is an actual picturization of his own thrilling experiences. Break-neck air stunts, under-cover plots, fast and furious action and a Pleasing, romantic story—that’s “Sol- Giers of the Storm.” Others in the supporting cast include Wheeler Oak- man, Dewey Robinson, George Cooper Arthur Wanzer and Henry Wadsworth In the old days, gasoline was towed out to sea and dumped as a wastc by-product of kerosene. Gasoline sales in Canada during {1932 totaled 503,452,000 gallons, ac- j cording to one estimate. i Buy or Sell Through | Tribune Want Ads At Cyclonic Clip BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SALESMAN SAM NOW WERE ALL SET TO MAKE SOME DOUGH, GIRLS! CHARGE “TEN CENTS A PERFORMANCE, AND WHEN ISay TH’ WORD, CLIMB INT YER GOWNS AND DANCE! UU THE McST ASTOUNDING SIGHT OF TH Last TWENTY cenTuRies! RIGHT “THIS WAN, FOLKS, AND SEE ANGEL, WHEN ) MISCHIEF! HERE, VOU LITTLE RASCAL! COME OF THERE‘! WASH TUBBS NOT A FISH, BUT A MAMMAL. ‘STREAM LING BODY. 65 FOOT WHEELBASE. “40,000 TIMES AS CARAT AS THAT Bic BASS YOU CAUGHT LAST SUMMER. 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