The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 20,1988 - ~~ THE GUMPS— JUST ANOTHER BLOND TO TOWNSEND PARSON— YoU DID A GOOD JOB= AND SAN = WHAT DID YOU THINK RTAINLY PUT THE DEAL OVER ON OF THAT LITTLE BLUZ EYED STROSS ALL RIGHT — = THE DAUGHTER * any ER Fos ALL SHES WORTH — ISN'T SHE A PIP? NOW PERHAPS BESIDES ~ THRY'LL HAVE YOU CAN UNDERSTAND THE. ‘OLD Saray Sik PURPOSE OF MY PLANS A = WACK BETTER— WHEN SHE FINDS THAT HER MOTHER IS PENNILERS AND WRIGLEY'S WY HANGS Gag pHeNe ON ME WELL NI — WON'Y 8! | es IM POIBON INY TO HER, HUH— WELL, MY PROUD 8 er) Cel OMENS WAKER AND © YO PUT THE SWEETENS THE BREAT Be CHINESE FASTEN WHISTLES TO THE TAIL-FEATHERS: OF A FLOCK OF PIGEONS WHILE THE He CHAIN PKCKEREL 'S CALLED PK KEREZ, IN MASSACHUSETTS, Q/KE. IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA, ANO ACK “© 1509 ey wea sence. ne. IN SOUTH CAROLINA, 620 AT THE MOVIES “Melody Cruise’ at ' Capitol Has Rhythm ‘The whole world embarks on aj rhythmic “Melody Cruise” in the film at the Capitol Theatre, RKO-Radio! Pictures’ production embodying sen- sational screen musical novelties, with Charlie Ruggles, Phil Harris, Greta Nissen and Helen Mack in the cast. “Melody Cruise” is said to be unique entertainment, because of its innova- tion of a story completely set to music. Every action of the players, every! movement of transportation, every foot of the whistle and every word ut- tered forms a note in the melodic symphony. Even fish dance, stars form musical notes and ocean liners! waltz on the waves to keep in rhythm { with the story. Mark Sandrich directed “Melody Cruise,” incorporating rhythmic dia- | logue and several songs especially | written for this picture by Val Burton | and Will Jason, composers of the pop- ular “Penthouse Serenade.” | Bases of public street clocks in Berlin contain en ambulance com-| partment where first aid supplies ere kept. electricity. TH Portrait is of JOHN PIERPONT MORGAN The tymbo! is PISCES. the fishes The bird shown is a QUAIL. Hopkins Featured As Temple Drake . In Faulkner Story “The Story of Temple Drake,” screen adaptation of a novel by Wil- liam Faulkner, has been booked for the Paramount Theatre, where it will open tomorrow. Miriam Hopkins plays the title role, with Jack LaRue. Wil- liam Gargan, William Collie, Jr., Irv- ing Pichel and Sir Guy Standing at the head of the supporting cast. “The Story of Temple Drake” is the story of a Southern girl. a curious mixture of the sedate and the wanton. A drunken ride with a college boy ends up in a wreck outside a boot- legger’s house, and, when the boy is shipped off back to town, she is held behind by a sinister, menacing big- city gangster, Trigger, who kills the cne man who tries to protect her; drags her off to a tawdy rooming house in the city, and keeps her there. Blame for the murder is placed on another man. and a young lawyer who is in love with Temple is assigned to defend him. The lawyer traces Trig- |ger, and finds Temple with him. The ——_---— {picture reaches a@ startling climax in Silver is the best conductor of | the events that follow. In Latvia, the peasant woman plants carrots by placing the seeds in her mouth and squirting them into the furrows as she walks along. WHOLESALE PRICES Fase are eed THAT 1 OWN HE! RY AND ay E OWRS TIME. To TAKE LAMPS FOR INSTANCE. ¥ IN THE CITY IF WE SNAP ON A SWITCH AND LIGHTS DON'T COME ON IT'S A CATASTROPHE. “POWER STATION. :A FARM A GALLON OF GASOLINE ALLEY— HOME UTILITIES HERE ON KEROSENE WILL KEEP US IN LIGHT FOR A WEEK. OF COURSE YOU HANE: TO CLEAN AND. FILL THE LAMPS BUT - THAT'S A SMALL PRICE TO PAN FOR INDEPENDENCE. THERE'S THE CEMENT PLANT, OVER YONDER... GEE, WHAT A DESERTED LOOKING PLACE! BUT IM GAME To GO ALL THROUGH IT, IF YOU ARE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ON SECOND THOUGHT, THOUGH, MAYBE IT WOULD 6E BETTER TO JUST SQUAT IN BACK OF SOME BUSHES AND Wi A WHILE!! SURE...THAT 15, IF WE DON'T SEE THIS PHANTOM LOCOMOTIVE. BEFORE WE GET / THAT FAR — H YOU WON'T BE ) SCARED, WILL ES LOOK AT THOSE RUSTY RAILS...AND THE WEEDS GROWING OVER THE ‘TRACK ~ DOESNT LOOK LIKE IT'S BEEN USED WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH SIMMIE? 1 COULD WEAR HIM CLEAR OUT ON THE STREET! T THINK HE'S CUTTING ANOTHER TOOTH. HE'S BEEN FUSSY ALL DAY STAIRS ,WHO HAD ME JAILED FOR SALESMAN SAM ‘| MON BE EXCESS BAGGAGE, BUT (1 SO THANKEUL FOR THis RIDE, | CAN'T EXPRESS MNSELE — AND, BESIDES, ONCLE WALT BDO YOU THINK THESE NEW KEROSENE “LAMPS WILL RON THE ELECTRIC LIGHTS OUT OF TO THE OLD OFF AN OLD CAR! WAIT TILL 1 SEE ARRIVED AT THEIR DESTINATION SWADN POINT AX OUT FoR SHA AADEEE POINT Ww WASH TUBBS CAIGOSH’ 'LLNENER GET HOME —( RIDE ABOUT 20 NAROS ANO GET KNOCKED Back So! ae “Ai. U. 8. PAT. OFF. © 1933 BY MEA SERVICE, Ine.