The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1933, Page 8

WRIGLEY'S ENS SWEET EAT \T CERTAINLY 1S WONDERFUL To BE ABLE TO GO SMOPPING WHEN YOU PLEASE AGAIN] AND KNOW YHAT WHEN THE BILL COMES IN THERE'S MONEY SHERE YO PAY IT. uorews - THAT'S THE ORDER OF THE ! NO MOSS IS GOING TO GROW ON | SHAT $125 000~ acme Qe, SHE'S BEEN To HER. WARDROBE IN ANTICIPATION OF THE HAPPY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1933 THE GUMPS— 0, HAPPY DAY EVERYTHING SEEMS TO BE ROSY NOW — THE STORM HAS PASSED -| ALL WE NAVE TO DO \S SIT AND WAIT FOR THE MAN ‘TO COME IN WITH JUST GEY MILLIE THE PUSH, AVERY. SHE'S STARTED. TAKE A LOOK IN_MY CAR, WALT. "VE GOT THAT y BUT I'VE BEEN USING THE OTHER CAR AND DION'T REALIZE THIS OLD BUS WAS SUCH A TOUGH RIDER. IT BOUNCES SO 1 CAN HARDLY ORIVE. RED KING! NOW IF 1 COULD ™ ‘OH, DEAR — IF SHE WOULD ONLY BE SENSIBLE= THINK OF THE FORTUNE SHE COULD HAVE = | TELL MER TIMES ARE NOT LIKE THEY WERE /1 WHEN | WAS YOUNG AND WHEN /” AGIRL TOOK A HUSBAND. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE= NE UP YO DATE GIRL OF TODAY AARRIES FOR MORE OR LESS=- SEE! STIRRUPS MN CLUTCH AN’ BRAKE PEDALS TO KEEP MY FEET ‘eM! By BLOSSER, WELL....HERE L I'D UKE TO HEAR THOUGHT YOU'D BE /WHAT IT 15, ANY- ONE FELLA WHOD | WAY. RED — [lu NOT RIGHT NOw, RED! THANKS! [ve HAD ENOUGH FOR NUTHIN' TO TELL, FRECKLES! BUT THERE SOON MIGHT BE...YOU'RE ALWAYS = j RED KING !! Boy! IT's NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN.... WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING GEE! IMAGINE. HEARING FROM HIM....1 HAVEN'T SEEN HIM SINCE I PLAYED ON THE \ i | yg _fitO.U.8. PAT. OFF. [316 1933 BY NEA SERVICE. Inc. ~ AT THE Bachelor Dad Role Splendid For Chevalier | Suppose a baby was left on your doorstep, Mr. Bachelor— What would you do? That's the situation Maurice Chev- alier faces in Paramount's “A Bed- time Story,” at the Paramount Thea- tre with Helen Twelvetrees, Edward Everett Horton, Adrienne Ames and Baby Leroy. He's grand, the gay, naughty, pout- ing Maurice who'll make you so en-| vious of his charm, his good humour, his delightful manner. You'll roar at the incomparable antics of Edward Everett Horton, the bachelor’s valet; the alluring Parisian beauties will have you gogele-eyed. But best of all is the gurgling year-old youngster, Baby Leroy. selected to play the role in a competition that included prac- tically every infant on the Pacific Coast. It's real entertainment with a high premium on songs. laughs and looks— a real “bedtime story” that will keep you awake nights talking about it. Okiahoma’s legislature recently defeated a movement to derive a fund for maintaining existing state airports from money obtained by taxing airplane gasoline. Dorothy: Hester, well-known acro- | batic flyer, has opened a flying school at Portland, Ore. | PRODUCTION OF j iLeECTRICITY (UNIFED STATES) MOVIES “When Strangers Marry” Tops All Holt Hits for Action Why should a woman leave a man {she loves for a man she hates? | The answer to this unusual question jis to be had at the Capitol theater | today and Wednesday. “When Strang- ers Marry,” starring Jack Holt. ‘Lilian Bond, sky-rocketing young Eng- |lish actress, appears in the leading | woman's role opposite the star. | The picture, which was directed by Clarence Badger, gives both Holt and Miss Bond roles that are energetic jbundles of dynamite. He is cast as \@ hard fighting engineer who has |earved his career out of the wilder- |ness of oriental jungles. She is seen {as the lively and pampered daughter | of an American millionaire. When, as the result of a prolonged celebration following their strange introduction in ;® Parisian might dive, they come to their senses and realize they are mar- ried, events start moving fast. is |, Determined to finish his Job in the ; fever-infested jungles of Java, Holt | takes his wife, against his wishes, with him, There. under the dank. depress- {ing heat of the wilderness, their mar- | rlage cracks, only to have a dramatic : sequence of events bring about their | understanding before the finale. “When Strangers Marry” {s from @ story by Maximilian Foster, Clarence Badger directed the production, which includes in the strong supporting cast , such well known players as Barbara Barondess, Gustav Von _Seyffertitz. ‘arthur Vinton, Paul Porcasi anc | Charles Stevens. | The annual Bendix Trophy Race \of the National Air Races will be , held July 1, when a group of pilots | will hop off from New York on the | east-west flight to Los Angeles. A + $9000 cash purse and a bonus of $1000 if the winner breaks the ex- | isting record is the prize. j — aoe | | OLD FRIEND CALLED FRECKLES, ON THE TELEPHONE, FRECKLES PROMPTLY INVITED HIM TO COME OVER SHADYSIDE. FOOTBALL TEAM — THERE HE COMES, NOW ! SINCE I LAST SAW YOU ? TELL ME ALL ABOUT YOURSELF ! LOOKIN FOR ADVENTURE | AN’ THRILLS, AREN'T LOOK WHAT 1 BOUGHT! COME ON, WE'RE GOING SKATING! EVERBODY'S DOW! irl! AWHILE —IM TAKIN’ T EASY THID BovoKio! DID | Make A BARGAIN WITH THE LAND- WAS IN MY GRIP, TO Ped FoR A LacyY— AND Howe! 15 Coard BILL 16 SHED ME CHECK OUT— AND SHE FELL For IT! Now, ALL | HOPE Is, THAT SHE DIDN'T TAKE ON BRAND NEW SHIRT ! @N' HALE OF MY stiRT! ONE. SOCK, ONE SHOE, ONE. MILITARY BRUSH, ONE SHO ———j jf 7 | An air race meeting is planned lat Detroit July 15-16, to be held {in connection with the annual | Michigan Air Tour. DONT TWKK IM GORY, BUT HERES WANT 1 TRoLeHT —tEseE Ml! ALL OF US COULD 60 (UP _N'ROW WT FOR TW’ SUMMER {SEE 2 —NRNE A OWELL TIME JNMEBBE MAKE A LITTLE MONEY BSIDES ——— MISSING! ‘Two BOATS SMASHED, ‘Two cRews. FLOUNDERING | [mee IN THE SHARK INFESTED WATER, THE MAD- DENED WHALE RAISING, HOLY TERROR. PROFESSOR, YOO COULD GE WW’ GENERAL ty CARE LN! BARE WL —On, WED BOSS Th’ WHOLE WoRKS JOIN UP WITH 4 ©O0OD we! LISTENER! , ivr HAS RED KING TO TELL TO FRECKLES 2 WELL FIND OUT TOMORROW ‘REG. U. S. PAY. OFF, 2.1993 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. By COWAN By SMALL 4 ooh 7, ] i, Y ee NX EQHPPED WTA STATION CAR , BONS NENERYTHING! MANAGER ,N’ CORA TH’ HOSTESS ,WOPAL TH’ SS SSG SSS By CRANE