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

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1983 - - ANOTHER DAY TO COME AND ANOTHER DAY OF MISERY, WITH EACH “TICK OF THE CLOCK BRINGING ME CLOSER ANO HOUR WHEN CLOSER ‘TO THE \ MUST _GIVE THAT MONSTER MY ANSWER: TO HIS PROPOSAL THE GUMPS— ON THE SPOT ‘LUCKY MILLIE= IF ONLY | HAO SUCH A CHANCE— TO MARRY A COUNT, CAN cane Hee Eve Re TNS ( SHE DESIRES= AND STILL SHE HESITATES— THE SILLY GIRL! ICING WITH ME AY € AME IS ON= UE Oe, Eton VOWNSEND ZANDER PLAYING TO DROWN HI TOWNSEND IS IN OE EARNEST— WON'T SOME ONE WARN POOR BIM= BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE— - VUAN -LES- PINS = sissy! GIMME THAT WATCH § RENTED DOLLARS REWARD! THAT'S A LOT MORE THAN 1 EXPECTED. GOOD MORNING, | GOSH, MR. CONDUCTOR... BOYS! HOW ARE TM JUST GETTING A YOU GETTING ALONG? / LITTLE FRESH AIR AND A\ MIGHT GET SAY, HERE, YOUNG { LOOK AT THE. SCENERY! MAN...BETTER KEEP NO HARM IN THAT, YOUR HEAD INSIDE. 1S 1S THERE? NIGHT AND HAD IT PUT ON JUST FOR ON IT, WED SIT e OvuT THERE! J ASIST NEA 98 “We should have invited some friends along. I get kinda tired just sitting here looking at you.” L7_THIS CURIOUS WORLD — “AAAAAAA BIGGER THAN HIS PURSE! CC CCCOEF FEEEGH NINETY BUCKS’ HOw DO \ WELL, You GET SIXTY T'S A LOT OF MONEY, BUT IT'S \T'S MORE THAN YOU VIVITILLLL NOU FIGURE THAT? DOLLARS FOR THE TWO SO ADORABLE.1 SIMPLY HAVE = | EXPECTED TO PAY? WELL, MEAN— 4 WEEKS YOU'RE ON YOUR TO WAVE IT FOR MY VACATION! =| NOU'D BETTER TAKE IT BACK.\ PELICAN MMNNNN Ty NO ONE 1S WEARING THOSE { VACATION AND THEN YOUR CHICK DOESN'T KNOW WHAT NNNNNO PELICAN HATS, SUGAR. REGULAR PAY—GEE. A GIRLS HAT COSTS, ANYWAY OC0COPPAR WITH ALL THAT DOUGH RSTTTTT LCAN BUY A FEW THINGS, vuuuu* ba CAN'T LT? OISCOVERED THE RINGS OF SATURN, HE WISHED TO SECURE PRIORITY FOR HIS (TKNOWN TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL HE WAS MORE HAD SEEN. HE THEREFORE PUBLISHED THE ABOVE ANAGRAM WHICH, WHEN LATER ARRANGED IN THE PROPER, ORDER, SPELLED THE LATIN SEN’ “ir (SATURN) IS ENCIRCLED By A RING, THIN, PLANI ATTACHED, WAS AUCTIONED OFF To THE HIGHEST BIDDER IN 103 A.0/ OIDIUS JULIANUS BOUGHT 1 AND RULED THE EMPIRE FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. | AT THE MOVIES | News Headline Proves Movie Drama Is Real Motion picture stories are often suggested by newspaper headlines, But B. P. Schulberg, leading pro- ducer, has enjoyed the experience of geeing newspaper headlines paraliel- ing a motion picture. The picture is “The Girl in 419,” romantic drama which comes to the Paramount Theatre Wednesday with James Dunn and Gloria Stuart in leading roles. The film centers around @ girl, brought into an emergency hospital badly beaten and unconscious and saved by the head of the hospital, who is intrigued by her beauty. When she recovers, she begs not to be sent cut of the hospital, pleads for pro- tection. Miss Stuart is “The Girl in 419” and Dunn is the doctor who ultimately straightens out the tangled life—and his own. Others in the cast are Da- vid Manners, Jack LaRue, Shirley Grey, Johnny Hines and William Harrigan. The Greeks are thought to have used coal more than 2000 years ago, There are more gypsies IN QUMANIA than any other coun- ltry, HYDROGEN is’the lightest i known-and BROMINE is the iest’ The symbol stands for Flying Devils’ Shows New Type of Joy Ride As weird as a Jules Verne adven- ture is the new type of joy ride in- troduced in the aerial drama of barn- storming air stunters, “Flying Dev- ils,” coming to the Capitol Theatre with Eric Linden, Bruce Cabot, Ar- line Judge, Ralph Bellamy and Cliff “Ukelele Ike” Edwards. Ann Hardy and Bud Murray, to avoid the vigilant eyes of Ann’s hus- band, Speed, soar aloft in an airplane. Speeding through space side by side in the narrow cockpit they know, they forget all flights must end. Suddenly, the motor sputters, gasps and dies. Bud makes a forced landing in a small ravine and wrecks the ‘plane. Chancing the outcome, they remain overnight in a mountain cabin. When found by Speed in the morning, Speed pretends to be friend- ly, but proposes a new stunt to be performed with him by Bud which is designed to kill Bud. Heart-throbbing drama and spec- tacle pervade “Flying Devils.” Rus- Sell Birdwell directed the picture from WHAT'ER YA DOIN’ OUT HERE? RUNNIN’ TH’ FLEA ciRcus! \ Jest came OUT ToTEL! NER SUPPOSED Td REIN THERE /Na That TW Ticket SELLER SOLD A TICKET Wa LITTLE Kio WITHA BASKET OF alREDALE WELL, YOU KNow No ANimats \THatTS TH ALLYA HAD To 0o,wAs cHasé ™W' Kio out! Puppies! ; Louis Stevens’ story, adapted by | Stevens with Byron Morgan. | Canadian air lines carried a total of 3,129,974 pounds of freight during | 1932; it was the largest amount car- tied since 1929 and largely consisted of mining machinery going into the north, According to the U. 8. Bureau of Public Roads, there were 24,136,879 motor vehicles registered in the Unit- ed States in 1932. England is trying out a bus which uses steam as a motive power; the bus has a 100 horsepower engine and | accommodates 40 passengers. Pennsylvania has adopted a finan- cial responsibility law for operators of | motor vehicles. Several other states | Bave similar laws. . HES WELL, SO LONG, WON'T \DRIETIN' SOUTH! YOU GLANKETY- JUST LET US KNOW. / BE COLD \wHere IT's A BLANKED OLD WELL BRING YOU SOME B RASCAL. NICE POLAR BEARS. UGG CHOOSES TO BE MAROONED ON AN Ice: BERG, RATHER THAN RETURN TO THE STATES AND STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER. TRoveLE! ORE ALLOWED IN THE TENTS! | Goss— 1 DIDI a He GRITS HIS TEETH IN SILENCE, AS THEY PADOLE Away, io: aa eee wining Tame one. aah ic ae. Pg EE Pee