The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1933, Page 8

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WE CAN'T “NOT so ” 4 7| FAST, SKEEZIX! ; Gee! 4 WISH YOu LET ME IT BELONGED % SOMEBODY FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS —s ‘he ASSENGER AT THE MOVIES |[sanesman a “Made on Broadway” Story of Political Fixer Described as a glittering panorama of New York life from Battery Park to Harlem, “Made on Broadway” comes to the Capital Theatre starting tomorrow with Robert Montgomery and Sally Eilers two of the screen’s most popular younger players, co- starred for the first time. Montgomery is said to have another high-speed comedy role as Jeff Bid- well, super-fixer, “wise guy” and de- Donair gambler who hoodwinks so- ciety and reaps a harvest on Broad- way. Miss Eilers undergoes an inter- esting character development as the bedraggled cafe waitress who is res- cued from a watery grave by Mont~- gomery and who subsequently becomes one of Manhattan’s most pampered Playgirls. The unusually strong cast also fea~ tures Madge Evans as the ex-wife who tries to help Montgomery decide a course of action during his mad career as a high-pressure public relation’s expert, and the supporting players in- clude the comic Eugene Pallette, C. Henry Gordon, Jean Parker, Ivan Lebedeff, David Newell, Vince Bar- nett and Joseph Cawthorn. “Made on Broaway” is based on the story, “Public Relations,” written by Courtenay Terrett, one of New York’s best-known newspapermen who wit- messed many “inside” scenes during his years of metropolitan reporting in one of the city’s most colorful ad- ministrations. FORM BIG GAS COMPANY Calgary, Alta., July 12—(4)—Organ- ization of a huge utilities concern to be known as the North America Gas company, comprising an amalgama- tion of the Atlantic Keystone Petro- Jeum company and 49 gas companies with more than 1,000 producing wells fn the United States, was announced Tuesday by J. W. Heffernan of Ed- monton. NGER CLEEON) Jean Harlow, Clark Gable Are Co-Starred (Highlights) Jean Harlow and Clark Gable are reunited as co-stars by popular de- mand in “Hold Your Man,” a new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature which comes Wednesday to Paramount The- atre. The smashing success of “Red Dust,” in which they were teamed ro- mantically, brought such a response from public and exhibitors that Anita Loos, famous “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” author, was assigned to pro- vide a-new vehicle for the screen lovers. Third Time Together Miss Harlow, who sprang into film recognition in “Hell's Angels.” won even greater acclaim in “Red Headed Woman” and clinched her hold on stardom in the tropical picture with Gable, with whom she first appeared in “The Sgcret Six.” Gable, whose career likewise sky- rocketed in the same path as Miss Harlow’s, won his first sucecss in “A Free Soul,” and recently scored in “The White Sister.” SASKATOON MARKSMAN WINS Winnipeg, Man. 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