The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1938 : THE GUMPS— JUST BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER Va WILL SUS SAY van aoe aaa ~ HER HEAL \ \e BREAKING ALREADY. ALL HER FORTUNE _L.OST— STOLEN FROM WER BY THE WAN SHE POOR MOTHER= I PEACEFULLY SHE SLEEPS— . HOW WILL | EVER BREAK , - THR NEWS 4 AT-WILL KILL HER= é nN On, WHAT WAVE | EVER DONE Yo DESERVE THIS 2 CRUEL FATE- WHAT Wh BECOME OF DEAR MOTHER AND ME Now ? FASCINATING FLAVOR HE NOW OWN, 3 ENERN THING THEY ceived. This is free, You are invited to attend. ‘Wednesday—8:00 Mid-week prayer Seiya are cordially invited to attend all these services. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Corner 4th St. and Ave. C, Sunday service at 11:00 a. m. Subject: “Life” Sunday School at 9:45 a. Wednesday (evens eting at & o'clock. mevtreading room maintained at 200% 4th Street is open daily from 12 to 6 P. unday, 3 to 5 p. m. m. TRINITY LUTHERAN testimonial Avenue A at Fourth Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor. There is a cordial welcome at Trin- | ity. 1 July 16, fifth Sund GASOLINE ALLEY— AN YWAY, IT’S NEWS WELCOME HOME, THATS WHAT 1 YOU DON'T TELL ME! I've q “TAKE IT EASY NOW after Trinity. | ioe Pion allena tHe WALT! HOW ARE CAME BA TERRIBLEt , GOT $500 INSURANCE ON THAT Ghurch shoo) at #ts a.m che tetMorvices ‘and to” make use of TIE. BEA oH Seo ABDI: GHEE WHAT COULO UNCLE! LIGHTNING BARN! fT WAS TOO BIG ANYWAY. Sermon=—the Rev. Opie S, Rindani. | 8° reading room. HE FARM? JOHN. SOMETHING THAT - BET eS eee a NOW HATTIE AND 1 CAN Go BACK BURNEO IT TO THE GROUND! WE COULDN'T SAVE A THING! iT EPISCOPAL TERRIBLE HAG HAPPENED DOWN ERE. TO THE FARM AND START ALL AND ¢ THOUGHT twas BRINGING ¢CABE METHODI AN CHURCH | MeCABE ey Pastors ites are wine Morning worship 10:30. Osan Prelude: Meditation, Gillette —Miss Ruth Rowley. ‘Anthe ning and Morning— Vater, Pastor. Organ Prelude, (Becker)—Grace Vocal solo, “The (Hoffmeister)—Miss Ruth C' n Offertory: Angelus—Shuey. lected: Mr, George Hum- son. Gna: “Allegretto Gragioso” Se : Rev. Alfred Roe, district Marshall). ‘ a Vocal solo, “It With all our Hearts" | “Broan Postlad (Elijah) (Mendelssohn)—Mr. Clarion | gaipraith. Larson. a ete Sunday School 12:00 noon. (Cla: Sermon—Rev. G. W. Stewart, Man- | ¢or all ag Evening worship 7:30. Allegro Pomposo lan. i Organ Postlude, “Allegro Con Mo-} Organ Prelude: Calm As the Night to” (Sheppard). 8:00—Evening worship. This serv- : Peace Be Still—Heyser. Ice is in charge of the young people, yi Solace—Pease. with Mary Jean Johnson as leader.| §, Violin solo, selectea—Adolph ‘The topic for discussion is, “Our Need arts of Friends.” Sermon: Rev. Alfred Roe, district Organ music is as follows: Buperintendent, Prelude, “Nocturne” (Frysinger). Organ Postlude: March—Stainer. “Invocation” (Winter-| A hearty welcome awaits you at all Thompson), Postlude, ir services, ‘Postlude” (Hosmer). aa FIRST BAPTIST Fourth St. and Ave. B. 616 Avenue D H. G. Bens, Acting Pastor. Sunday morning services at 9 a. m.| 19:00 a. m. Church School, William es enc tee ec ies eine Mueller, Jr., superintendent. Gane rill give the sermon on the theme, |ivarts ‘class for adults; the Quain “My Church.” ‘There will be special ung people. SO MANY WORDS, THAT I musical numbers. forning worship. Miss Mar- COULDN'T = 3/47 There will be no Sunday school, but medy, pianist. , ehildren are urged to attend the morn- |" Prelude: | Romance—Rubenstein, ecu GOSH! Now PoP's THROWIN' COLD WATER ON MY PARADISE LAKE VACATION....HE SAID, IN FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH WHY DONT YOU HURRY UP » AN’ GET DRESSED AND GET DOWNSTAIRS BEFORE HE LEAVES FOR THE OFFICE? MEBBE HELL CHANGE HIS MIND! WELL, I GUESS i DID YOUR \GEE!T HAVEN'T WELL=I BETTER 60 > YOU BETTER COUNT ) WHAT? AFTER | FOLKS Say JASKED'EM Ver: AND BREAK THE BAD NEWS To RED~CEE THIS 1S WHAT 1 CALL A MEAN WHAT'S COME. OVER HIM? JUST WHEN L GET A SWELL CHANCE LIKE THIS, HE UPS HE'S NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE! THING, LIKE THIS? WELL! ing service. Sunday services will be conducted by Rev. Johns at the Maria Lutheran church at Braddock at 8 p. m, FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH 7th and Rosser Ave. Ira_E. Herzberg, Minister, 10:00—Sunday Church School for ‘ell departments. Come and bring someone else with a. Merrill Larkin, Supt. 11:00—Morning worship service. Sermon—“The Consecration of Per- sonal Service.” 7:45—Evening worship service. Rev. Lawrence A. Rambert of Cali- fornia will bring a ahort message on the Life of Christ, sing one or two solos and show the Passion Play with music, A silver offering will be re- ‘Amazing Scenes ‘Achieved With Deepsea Camera “Hull Below,” one of the outstand- Photoplays fowing tts successful long run at the Astor Theatre in.New York. This is the much discussed Metro-Goldwyn- ‘Mayer submarine drama, filmed with ‘the cooperation of the United States Davy, and based on the story, “Pig- boats,” by Commander Edward Ells- New York critics concede “Hell Be- fow” to be the most thrilling marine drama, yet to reach the screen, strik- ing effects having been achieved for the first time by the use of new de- velopments in undersea photography, notably @ novel camera operating ‘with the aid of a periscope. The story is replete with engrossing ac- tion from start to finish, the camera depicting the plight of a submarine at the bottom of the sea with its en- gines dead and its crew apparently doomed, the battles between the un- ‘dersea craft and four destroyers who attempt to destroy the submarine ‘with depth bombs, and the final hair- raising episode in which the sub- marine, laden with dynamite, rams @ fortress and thus blocks up the enemy sea base. _ Underlying the adventures of the submarine crew is the tragic ro- mance of @ young lieutenant who falls in love with the daughter of his commander only to discover that she is already married to a crippled English aviator. The stirring emo- tional conflict of the plot is lightened by the antics of the inimitable Jim- my Durante, the highlight of whose career is a boxing bout with a kan- garoo, ‘The inlet to the Bosphorus, which forms the magnificent harbor of Is- tanbul, Turkey, is known as the Gold- en Horn. ‘The blue whale, caught in the Ant- arctic, measures up to 100 feet in length and is the largest mammal in the world. The ultra-micrometer at the U. 8. Bureau of Standards can detect dif- ferences of one-billionth of an inch. AT THE MOVIES Gttertory: Woodland Poem—Poul- “Fear Ye Not’— Voi “Hidden —Rev. Bens. gt. Opportunities,” church listening ev. L. A. Lamb lecture on “The Life of Christ. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN (Synodical Conference) 419-Fourth Street J. V. Richert, Pastor. rgyitth Sunday after Trinity, July 9:30 a. m, Sunday School with all classes. Mrs. F. Peters, organist. Morning services (Germi AND CRABS IT )s There will be no evening services. ‘The Woman I Stole’ Virile Holt Drama Another of those colorful, fast- moving tales by the famous novelist, Joseph Hergesheimer, reached the local motion picture screen last night when his popular “Tampico,” pro- duced by Columbia and starring Jack Holt and Fay Wray, began tonight at the Capitol Theatre. The fea- ture title is “The Woman I Stole.” You're always sure of good enter- tainment in a Hergesheimer story. the famous “Tol’able sherea” and many another. ‘The Woman I Stole” reveals Jack Holt as a swaggering, cocksure oil producer who has always had every- he takes. He can't be bought, bluffed nor frightened. He is absolutely sure of himself—and has a right to be. This time Jack, as the oil-magnate, Jim Bradier, happens to want Vida Corew, wife of the superintendent he has placed in charge of the fields. He doesn’t hesitate to tell Corew that he wants his wife and is going to take her. And she—Fay Wray—is willing to go away with him. But to men like Jim Bradier, their work comes before women or any other interests, There is a crooked general manager, Lentz, who is de- livering the Alianza Oil company over slowly to its rival, He must be dis- posed of—and is. There is a bandit chieftain, a General Rayon, who loots the Alianza payrolls and fires its wells. Bradier puts an end to his evil activities. The Alianza af- fairs must be straightened out, and Bradier straightens them. The settings are striking, and Di- rector Irving Cummings has kept his story moving along without a draggy moment. “The Woman I Stole” deserves high Tecommendation as a picture show that will give genuine entertainment to the whole family. The Panama Canal makes San Francisco closer to Liverpool, Eng- land, by 5666 miles, a saving of two- fifths of the old journey. The “Great Geyser” of Iceland has @ basin 70 feet in diameter; it spouts hot water to a height of 200 feet. 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