The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1933, Page 12

aoomernmneriatite WRIGLEY'S ENS SWEET EAT = - By George Clark | a EO. U.S. PAT. OFF.{0 1893 BY NEA SERVICE, INC, “Td like to know if he’s marrying me for my money, but I'm afraid to risk making him believe I'm broke. [ — THIS CURIOUS WORLD - | BEES eee we AIR CIRCULATING INSIDE THE HIVE BY VIBRATING THEIR WINGS IN A FANCLIKE: MOTION / GIRTH OF CHRIST, {US DRAGATUS, A ROMAN BAKER, MADE SOME SUGAR PLUMS AND SOLO THEM, ON THE STREETS OF ROME/ THE SUCCESS OF THIS VENTURE PROVEL THAT THE HUMAN RACE HAS A°SWEET TOOTH,” AND LED TO THE MANUFACTURE OF The Australarr STUMP- TAILED -- LIZARD... 'TS HEAD ANDO TAIL ARE SO NEARLY ALIKE THAT IT 1S DIFFICULT To TELL THEM ApART/ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1933 THE GUMPS— VALUES GOING UP EET THE BUT, PARSON - BUY SURELY, DEAR AND IF THERE SHOULD BE ANY TLL LEAVE MY CARD AND SMILING PARSON: LADY = YOU CAN BUY | // EXPENSE IN BUYING HE OPTION RETURN IN A DAY OR TWO- ANOTHER OF “THAT OPTION BACK-! |( Bact WE WILL BE GLAD TO YA PREPARED ‘Yo GIVE YOU ‘TOWNSEND ZANDER'S CONSIDE! THE TRUSTEES OF ADVANCE THAT SUM 0 $125,000.~ A CHECK FORD ne we BS erty Sti ORPHANAGE ARE NOW HIB IS A CASH PROPOSITION WITH PIETY WW OHIS Re SO DESIROUS OF ve RICKEY PURCHABINGS THAT 1AM OFFERING YOU 125,000.28 IN HIS BRAIN, THEY WILL GLABLY FOR YOUR PROPERTY- ~~ THIS AGED SCOUNDREL| al et a Eb) ES TO TRAP \ Sie epee EVEN FURTHER IN ZANDER'S TOILS 7 == 83 IT'S OP TO NOU, GOOTCH, To FIND ouT \¥ FROM NINA ABOUT = [4 OUR SILVER DOLLAR /7-& SHE DUG OP NEAR OUR SHACK. YOUR DOLLAR? tLL BET YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT NEAR WAS WELL THATS THE ONLN DOLLAR I'VE | Gor. NICKEL! NOPE. TT WAS ALL IN ONE PIECE. HONESTLY, TAG. YOU ACT EXTREMELY STUPID FOR A BOY AS BIG AS Gee! THAT SOUNDS AS IF HE REALLY FATHER USED TO SAY TO. ME WHEN I APPEARED By COWAN YOU'RE A CUTE LITTLE FELLOW! 1 WISH WE COULD KEEP YOU FOREVED AND SURE ITS HARD WORK — BUT, REMEMBER, YOU'RE DOING (tT FOR JIMMIE WELL, THE LITTLE RASCALS WORTH CANDy! AT THE MOVIES ~— sid Finds High Romance in Epic of Industry! | Lester Cohen flatly declares that, | in his opinion, there is no great story in the love of a boy for a girl. Author of the best seller, “Sweep- ings,” which has provided an epic story for Lionel Barrymore in the) RKO-Radio Picture showing soon at the Capitol Theatre, Cohen says: “I believe that the romance that lies in the development of a great industry or enterprise far exceeds any personal issue between man and woman. “Who would compare a mere love affair.” he asks, “with the story of Edison's struggle to perfect his phon- ograph and electric light? It is my opinion that there are no love stories comparable to the rise of Napoleon or the achievements of such men as Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, the Wright brothers, Mussolini and hundreds of others. “I see great romance in their lives because those men were doers. All of them started with great odds against them, but they rolled up their sleeves and went to work, creating it empires of riches. “T based my book, ‘Sweepings,’ upon | the life of a man who looked at the smouldering ruins of Chicago's | grcet fire and saw his life’s work cut | cut for him. Building from a bazaar in a stable among the ashes to a sky- | scraper department store was his ac-! complishment.” Lester Cohen's story, which already | has been published in fourteen count- ries, has been given a tremendous production. Thirty-six huge sets were erected for it. Lionet Barrymore portrays Daniel Pardway, the man who builds com- mercial monuments so that his child- ren and theirs may enjoy the’ fruits of life. Others importantly cast with | Barrymore are Alan Dinehart, Gloria Stuart, William Gargan, Eric Linden, \Gregory Ratoff, Lucien Littlefield, Ninetta Sunderland, George Mecker, Helen Mack and Esther Muir. Cohen ithe Paramount Theatre today. isteps and a runway. while electric ‘wrote the screenplay for his own story and John Cromwell directed. 154 Girls Dance in Costumes of Coins for ‘Gold Diggers’ There is no lack of entertainment, Production value or prosperity to be found in “Gold Diggers of 1933,” Warren Bros.’ all star musical and dramatic production, which opens at One of the five big musical numbers in this picture revolves around a new song, “We're In the Money,” written by Harry Warren and Al Dubin as a timely blow against depression. Fifty- four beautiful girls sing and dance to this tune, with Ginger Rogers as their leader, and their costume consists of fifty-four thousand silver coins! Five silver dollars. twenty-eight feet in diameter, form the stage back- ground for this spectacular number, while to the foreground, dozens of gold pieces, ten feet wide, made low lights and their edges made the scene even more colorful. Another number equally lavish is a violin number, in which the fifty-four beauties, led by Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell. tread the stately measure of a waltz as they play fifty-four solo violins equipped with neon lights. Their costumes, picturesque, three- tiered hoop skirts and transparent China silk, over scanty tights of flesh colored souffle and silver sequins, em- ployed two thousand yards of the white silk, while their discarded re- hearsal costumes used an equal amount of white cotton cloth. Over 750,000,000 “book” matches. will be handed out at the Chicago World's Fair. Some 16,000,000 bales of cotton were ginned in the United States | in 1931. | Library of Congress contains 275,- 000 volumes. SALESMAN SAM_ (CAEBBE “TH COP WHO TOLO ME T BUY A LICENSE FOR CY SHOW WONT BE BACK “THIS WAY AGAIN ‘Toad! I'LL Take @ chance! WELL, DIOTA GIT & { WHY-ER- NOPE! BUT ('H LEAVIN LICENSE, BUDDY? Pres: it Roosevelt is paid once a | is check ts for $6,250. OCTS ACCEPTED GOOVS CHALLENGE To A RACE! CHE WOULD! AFTER CIRCLING THE SEVERAL TMES, TO WARM UP THEIR MOTORS , THEY HEADED OUT ON THE PONT, TWENTY O00 MILES AWAY WASH TUBBS 1 (iret EXHADSTED MEN REACH THE JONAN | LOW THE DEAD UMALE, BUT THERE If Ho ir MNGIM, There! Gir To WoRK. DNE THINK 'M AGOIN' ‘To LET WET GLINKIN' CARCASS SPILE? GAIN BEGINS THE LONG, UNPLEASANT TASK OF CUTTING IN, AND BOILING BLUBBER, AS WITH THE RIGHT WHALG.