The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1933, Page 8

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Y aii / | AT THE MOVIES | Hy BUT Ww Or KNOW ‘RE < i ; Host of Stars ‘The Big Cage’ Proved “Zam Wowey 2 RSG idan She aRounD ge” Cee CaS Make Fun-Riot |The Most Thrilling EMERGENCIES! LZ Pp 2 Of Comic Plot|Picture Ever Presented . 5 : Z GY Gilded Paramount's new musical comedy| If you have ever stood in the cen- hit, “International House,” one of the| ter of a barred arena, completely sur- most lavish, most tuneful, most amus-| rounded by 43 snarling roaring lions ing productions ever to leave Holly-| and tigers, you can form some idea wood, is now showing at the Para- “ cuit ‘Theatre. of the thrills which await you in “The In its enormous all-star cast of stage, | Big Cage,” the Universal circus drama screen and radio favorites are Peggy! which opened an engagement Satur- Hopkins Joyce, W. C. Fields, Rudy| day at the Capitol Theatre. Vallee, Stuart Erwin, George Burns| Since only one man in entire history and Gracie Allen, Sari Maritza, Col-| of zoology has ever performed such onel Stoopnagle and Budd, Cab Call-| & feat, the only method of appreciat- oway and his Orchestra, Baby Rose|ing this remarkable performance lies Marie, Bela Lugosi, Lona Andre, Sterl- | in seeing this hair-raising motion pic- ing Holloway, Franklin Pangborn, Ed- | ture. Clyde Beatty, the greatest of wild mund Breese and Lumsden Hare. Ajanimal trainers, plays the featured comedy group of chorines known as|role in “The Big Cage,” and dupli- the Girls in Cellophane present the | cates the circus “act” which has made dance numbers. him the premier attraction of the “big “International House” has a gen-| tops.” WORRY STEPHEN QUICK WE ARNE uine plot in addition to its musical] The picture is filled with exciting, A CUSTOMER |. BOUTS Wer BROUGHT and spectacular qualities. Its action|dangerous scenes, and its climax, WIM UP FROM THE STATION. r takes place at a hotel in a Chinese | which takes place in a crowded circus 1 city, where representatives of big| during a performance, brings thrills G Ta r business from all over the world are| which have probably never been ? { assembled to see and bid upon a mar- | equalled on the screen. At the height 2 | ay velous new invention, a device which | of a terrific thunder storm several an see and hear anything anywhere. | lions and tigers escape from the arena Matters in the hotel go from crazy|in which Beatty is putting them to crazier—Burns and Allen and Col.| through their Paces, and there ensue Stoopnagle and Budd wisecrack; Rudy! scenes of the utmost confusion. Vallee, Cab Calloway and Baby Rose Though there is a splendid sup- Marie sing and play; Erwin makes | porting cast in “The Big Cage,” the timid love to Sari Maritza. intrepid Beatty is at all times the The events work up to a frenzied| centre of attraction, and impresses climax. this reviewer as the most fearless man he has ever seen. His bravery is of ‘Twenty-five per cent of the auto- | such a thrilling equality as to hold mobiles in the United States at the | the spectator spellbound. end of 1932 were seven years old or older. Belgium is the leading export mar- ket for American passenger automo- It is estimated that motor vehicle biles, while Jay is the chief Production in 1933 will total more | market. a See, a than 2,000,000 units. \ stouto SAY NoTt THATS PROOF ENOUGH! Kelp, a kind of seawted, is the was the first king of all Eng- longest weed known; it sometimes at- Egbert (YO PACIFIC. 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