The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1933, Page 10

ws? SWEETENS THE BREATH | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | © 1032 BY WEA SERVICE, 1nC.REG. U.S. PAT. orp, 27. “T can’t promise that I’ll make good right away. It may be two or three months before I can send for you.” ——. UT IT RAN OUT OF FUEL AND HAD To USE ITS SAILS. 211819 -++ — —__ THIS CURIOUS WORLD — | AT THE MOVIES | Stars Risk Necks to Film Movie Thrills Four tons of remnant steel and fron come hurtling through the air directly at a young man standing terror-stricken in the center of a rail” road junkyard. In a flash, he dives into the open end of an old boiler, saving himself from a ghastly fate. | “Cut,” yells the director, and at the risk of life and limb another thrill has been manufactured for open- mouthed, gasping audiences, This is Hollywood! The credo is “Perils, dangers, thrills!” — some- thing that has never been done be- fore! Versatile writers wrack their brains for hair raising situations and courageous actors, in the interests of their profession, perform at terrible The scene recounted above was filmed by Director Lambert Hillyer for “Dangerous Crossroads” which he was producing for the Columbia studios, and which is showing Thurs- day at the Capitol theater. The sequence was “shot” in the junkyard of the Southern Pacific railroad shops at Los Angeles. At first the officials refused to permit young Frank Albertson, the romantic lead, to imperil himself. It was only after he had shown how quickly he could dive into the boiler that he ‘was permitted to go ahead. Diane Sinclair, Chic Sale, and Jackie Searle have featured parts in this thrilling Columbia melodrama. Steel framework of buildings and} bridges is now being constructed! without a single rivet; electric arc ‘welding does the job. It is a serious offense and heavy Penalties are provided for designat- ing an article as patented when it has not been patented. "| ‘The spinning and weaving of cot- ton is one of the largest of manufac- turing industries of Portugal. | Gaynor and Garat Supreme in ‘Adorable’ Bear it in mind—and never forget it! “Adorable,” the new Fox film with Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat in the stellar roles, is certainly the most hauntingly romantic picture ever made. It hasa story that fairly breathes happiness in every one of its details. Its music has all the qualities of refreshing accompaniment, with songs that are destined for tenancy on the lips of millions. In its selec- tion of stars and cast, Fox has shown @ wise insight into the tastes of the public, Janet Gaynor has found the per- fect complement for her unique abili- ties in Henry Garat, the player who makes his American pic- ture debut in “Adorable.” Together, as they unfold step after step of the story, they form what is by far the most attractive, most whimsical, most romantic pair of players seen in many a moon. It is a rare motion picture occasion when story and stars fit so beautifully together. Miss Gaynor again reveals her manifold talent for the screen in its three principal de- partments—acting, singing and danc- ing. Garat must certainly look to a brilliant career on the American screen. He has all the makings, There are 14 CAPITAL SHIPS. in the U. S. Navy, The sketch is of PHINEAS T. BARNUM. Ap- proximately 60 PER CENT of all The first railway locomotives (weighed only four ar five tons. : American territory was pure chased. 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