The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1933, Page 8

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(19¢ EACH) | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | “Do you remember where I got off when I was on this car with my daughter-in-law a week ago Tuesday?” | AT THE MOVIES Film Hasn't a Dull Moment Lee Tracy's fast-talking comedy has a remarkable new medium in “The Nuisance,” wherein he plays a @ebonair shyster lawyer, an ambu- lance-chasing charlatan who harries a street car company with damage suits on cleverly faked evidence and injuries, dodges the traps of the Bar Association, and incidentally gives his audience an amazing inside on one of the legal rackets of the day. ‘The new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, tomorrow at the Paramount Theatre, blends laughs and heart throbs, thrills and drama, with rapid- fire speed. Sensational accidents, clever skirmishes in court, legal leg- erdemain, romance, and some re- markable character delineations are all in the picture. Finally Goes Straight Tracy as the shyster is to be framed. The street car company hires a girl detective to do it. In- stead, she marries him. Then she can’t testify against her husband, the case is thrown out of court and she into jail—but he stops traffic and raises so much trouble that she gets out. Then he goes straight. Madge Evans scores as the pretty detective, Frank Morgan gives an ex- cellent characterization as the old quack doctor, and Charles Butter- worth is hilarious as the specialist in “flopping” before autos to collect damages. John Miljan plays the corporation counsel, and the compe- tent cast also includes Virginia Cher- | Action Thrills in, ‘The Cheyenne Kid’ The spirited modern West with a background of thrills suggesting: the ’49 days when six-shooters and cot- tonwoods hemp-hung with outlaws prevailed, is seen in “The Cheyenne Kid,” Tom Keene's new, starring RKO-Radio Picture at the Capitol Theatre. . A realistic western player, Keene imbues this adventurous and tempes- tuous film with dash and recklessness. He thunders down eight tense, grip- ping reels in booming, smashing, Quixotic adventure. He rides with the wind, fights like a wildcat, shoots like a madman, recalling the rapid- fire events of stage coach days. “The Cheyenne Kid” is rich in sus- pense and action. Keene, reckless, danger-loving cowboy, is mistaken for a killer. An unscrupulous gold as- Sayer, threatening exposure under which Keene could not prove inno- cence, presses him, unsuccessfully, to murder his sweetheart’s father, who owns a gold mine. The father is shot by a desperado, but Keene is suspected. Mary Mason lends sweetness and charm to the film in her role as the gold prospector’s daughter. Rosco Ates, who has supplied the hilarity for Keene twice before, mellows the film with high humor. rill, David Landau, Greta, Meyer, Her- man Bing, Samuel Hinds and Syd Saylor. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, BE WITH YOU= FORE. +. hie : Mae ERC THE GRUB WE BROUGHT HAS GIVEN OUT, SKEEZIX, AND WE'LL DROP INTO THE STORE IN THE VILLAGE. 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