The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1933, Page 12

“Can’t you come back if we wake him now.” NOT UNTIL 300 YEARS AGO WAS IT KNOWN THAT THE BLOOD OCULATESS UNTIL WILLIAM HARVEY MADE HIS GREAT DISCOVERY THE WORLD DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP SETWEEN BREATHING AND ‘New Fox Comedy __|Dinchart Shown As : Opening Today| A Master-Mind in “Iva Grest ‘To Be Alive, the new Mystery-Romance Fox musical comedy, has its premiere} when audiences see Alan Dinehart bile where she toreeen tae enethe rama Sea Mipaline eer gagement of two days. Raul Roultein, | COmmands,” coming tomorrow to the idol of the South American stage and| Capitol Theatre, with Mae Clarke and Gercen, has the stellar role, and is si Neil Hamilton, they are going to re- vounded by a large group of perfor gard him as just about the blackest ers that include all of the most beau. villain ever spawned by a Hollywood peste Hollywood film Scenario writer. Dinehart appears as polony. The story concerns itself with the|® lawyer who presents a benevolent ‘strange situation of one solitary male} face to the world, but who commits a cold blooded murder so craftily he is fn a world of millions of women. All never suspected of it, and then plans men, but this one, are wiped off the Globe, and the conjecture about “the to have an innocent man electrocuted for the crime. ast man on earth” becomes a reality, ‘The fact that this one man happens!" But a score of Hollywood child ac- tors who know the real Alan Dinehart, to be a popular aviator who has been ast away on a desert island, is said Probably won't be greatly impressed to contribute heavily to the hilarity. by the character they see upon the The supporting cast, headed by! screen. These children appeared in (Gloria Stuart, Edna May Oliver and the film for several days, acting as Herbert Mundin, includes Joan Marsh, | orphans at a Christmas party given Dorothy Burgess, Emma Dunn, Ed-!by Dinehart, and all of them became yrard Van Sloan and Robert Greig.|sriendly with the distinguished stage mee a 100. Aad Sarai a actor who has given so many out- eee fc ances duction which launches Raul Roulien Brioged foe ee in Holywood im Dinehart likes children and chil- ‘on a career of American screen star- dom, dren like him. The children in “As the Devil Commands,” regarded him as @ hero, rather than as the sinister character he usually brings to the ‘William Kernell, who has a number of established song-hits to his credit, 4s responsible for the music and the Iyrics in. “It's Great To Be Alive.” ‘Among his new songs to be heard in this film are bye. Ladies,” “I'll Build a Nest, 's Great To Be The} fi; Only Man Alive” ‘Women! Women!” The direction is by Alfred Werker. Paul Perez and Arthur Kober wrote the adaptation and the dialogue, from the story by John D. Swain. The dance ensembles were created and| The United States has six times staged by Sammy Lee, premier dance} #8 many plumbers at present as it director of the Ziegfeld “Follies,” | had in 1906. Earl Carroll's “Vanities” and a score of other Broadway musical sensations, Use the Want Ads Recall in American politics was 2: rst known here during the time of and “Women! / the Continental Congress. Pennsyl- | vanta's delegates refused to sign the Declaration of Independence, were recalled, and other delegates sent in for their places. ‘ ——_—__ The Jewish population of Poland has been estimated at 2,829,456, the second largest number of Jews in any country of the world. 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