The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1933, Page 8

KEPT RIGHT IN CELLOPHANE “Tm not trying to hurry you, dear, but I hope you finish i your poem before the delicatessen closes.” — THIS CURIOUS WORLD — \ Ll What Happened to One Girl After She Left Reform School ‘What happens to girls gone wrong after they leave the reformatory? Do they take up their routes on the primrose path from which they were forced to detour? Or are they really contrite and resolved to become use- ful members of society? In “Bed of Roses,” Constance Ben- nett’s new starring romantic drama for RKO-Radio Pictures coming to the Capitol Theatre, the careers of two reform school graduates are de- veloped through surprising situations. When Lorry Evans and Minnie are released from the penitentiary, Lorry is determined to land a millionaire willing to exchange luxury for her beauty, while Minnie wants any man with a steady salary. En route to New Orleans on a Mississippi steam- | de: boat, Minnie ensnares a traveling salesman. Lorry is attracted to Dan, a handsome young towboat captain, but ramembers her ambitions and proceeds to her destination. The blonde adventuress finds an angel in Stephen Paige, wealthy pub- Usher. Life with Paige becomes a barren existence when Lorry realizes the absence of real love. She.man- ages to meet Dan again and falls deeply in love. With happiness within her grasp, she prepares to/ marry. Her plans meet a snag in the problem of revealing her past. Here is a powerful crisis. She can return to the listless but sumptuous life with Paige. She can gamble her happiness with Dan by disclosing her past. Or, she can seek surcease from her problem in the bleak waters of the Mississippi. The population per square mile in the United States is densest at Wash- » D. C.—over 7,000 persons to the square mile, Fires still burning in a pottery at Fulhem, London, were first lighted 58 years ago. 3 AT THE MOVIES ‘THE ENGLISH STATESMAN, DEMANDED THAT HIS MEALS BE PLACED ON THE TABLE INSTANTLY, THE MOMENT HE DESIRED To BAT, BUT THERE WAS NO CERTAINTY i ‘Hell Below’ Features Submarine Adventure ‘Thrills below the surface, on the sea and in the air combine to create @ sensational background for a stir- ring romance in “Hell Below,” Me- tro-Goldwyn-Mayer'’s amazing drama of Uncle Sam’s submarines, now be- ing shown at the Paramount Theatre, with Robert Montgomery, Walter Huston, Madge Evans, Jimmy Dur- ante, Eugene Pallette and Robert Young as the principals in a mael- strom of adventure and excitement. The picture, filmed with the co- operation of the United States navy, depicts the most remarkable under- water shots of submarines in action yet seen on the screen. Against this authentic background is played the romance of Montgomery, as the young lieutenant in love with Madge Evans, the daughter of his comman- rr, Their attempt to defy conventions and traditions only to find in the end that there is only one satisfac- tory solution to a conflict between love and duty provides the main thread of the narrative. The girl's loyalty to a husband crippled in an airplane fall, and Montgomery’s final heroic gesture to redeem his self- respect are the human incidents wo- yen into a vivid heart-interest story. Atlantic and Pacific Creeks, two | streams in Yellowstone National Park, | flow into each other in such a way |at Two Ocean Pass that water from each one passes into both the Atlantic | and Pacific Oceans. | Theodore Roosevelt was sworn in as president 13 hours and 21 minutes after the assassination of McKinley; Calvin Coolidge was sworn in just 3 pours and 17 minutes after Harding's leath. 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