The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1933, Page 8

.THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JOLY 31, 1933 THE GUMPS— WINNER TAKE ALL EANWHILE THE BIG GAME BETWEEN ‘THE TWO GAMBLERS AND YHE BILLIONAIRE GROWS MORE HECTIC- @gwenve MORE THINK I'LL UUST PLAY pee Ns THESE — " OE ax ie NLL SEE YOUR RAISE, CGuE IVE DAYS # ALL RIGHT, BOYS, NLL TAKE) ( bw MANY MR, GUMP = AND RA! SUPFERING FOR ONE CARD AND RAISE FOR You, YOU _BLIND= | THIN RS RUST OREN | UNE_GOT. You LICKE Lick. ANSWER FOR ONCE, COUNT TOM THE COUNT SHOULD SHE REFUSE HIM AND LET HIM SEND. POOR MAMA TO WAIL FOR HER DEBTS ?’ OR SHOULD SHE SACRIFICE HERSELF AND SAVE MAMA BY MARRYING THIS MAN SHE LOATHES ? 2.3) TWENTY ‘THOUSAND = VLL SEE YOUR LITTLE BEY, COUNT— IVE GOT A FEELING MY LUCK HAS CHANGED — {TLL COST You JUST TWENTY THOUSAND TO STAY= THAT WAS A MEAN TRICK OF 4 OFFERED $20 REWARD FOR THE WATCH. O91 wea seevice WiC. @E6.u.s. Oar. OFF “I guess I’m just not ready for the responsibility of a husband and children.” (a — THIS CURIOUS WORLD — WELLE! am HELLO, UNCLE eu TO SEE YOU JOHN! How's AGAIN! COULDN'T TRICKS Pt HARDLY WAIT THIS 1S MY FRIEND, ‘TH’ WIND CAME, TEARIN’ THROUGH RED KING ...UNCLE HERE AN’ BLEW TH’ WHOLE BLAME PLACE OVER TO DEER CREST, AN’ SET T DOWN JIST LIKE IT PICKED {T UP....AN" NOT A SOUL WAS HURT. OIDN'T EVEN SPILL ANY BREAKFAST ABOUT FOUR MONTHS AGO THIS WAS QUITE A TOWN, BUT WE HAD A UTTLE BLOW UP HERE.... HowDy! GEE! 1S THIS ALL THERE 1S TO THIS PAT WILL BE WAITIN’ FOR US! ssour T OOO, OOO \S SPENT ANNUALLY IN BLOWING THE WHISTLES oF LOCOMO7/VES ON THE RAILROADS OF THE UNITEO STATES. IN 1918 ENOUGH SUITS OF UNDERWEAR, L HAVENT SEEN YOU IN AGES, WHO- JOE HOUTZ? OH. HE WERE MADE FOR THE AMER- * LINE COMPLETELY AROUND THE WORLD,AT THE EQUATOR. PReTTy | HIS-NAME THREW-WiKr’s BECOME GIRL, wHo por WM? RECOGNIZED HANK WHILE HE WAS LUNCHING WITH CHICK, INVITED HER- SELF TO JOIN THE BOYS. AT THE MOVIES ‘The Constant Woman’ Barrymore Is Starred Coming to Capitol] In Paramount Picture “Strange Interlude” and “Anna Christie” created history on the Amer- Your ATTENTION FOLKS! PUNTO, THe FaMmols Foot 7 BALL PLANING MULE IS ACOUT TS PERFORM! John Barrymore is starred in “Re- lean screen, and acquainted the na-|Um@on in Vienna.” Metro-Goldwyn- tion’s movie-goers with the genius of their foremost playwright, Eugene O'Neill. Hence, the announcement that another of the O'Neill dramas Serves as the basis for a talking pic- ture will be greeted with the enthusi- sm that an event of such importance in film annals deserves. “The Constant Woman,” based on a Play by O'Neill, is the feature attrac- tion scheduled for presentation soon at the Capitol Theatre. Advance re- ports describe it as a photoplay of power, beauty and genuine dramatic intensity. Enacted by a stellar cast, ‘among whom are Conrad Nagel, Leila Hyams, Tommy Conlon and Claire Windsor, “The Constant Woman” is a picture not to be missed. The story revolves about the in- fluence which one woman wields— even after her death—over the lives pf three persons—her son, her hus- | ‘band, and a sympathetic actress whom she had known. When it is discover- ed that the wife had been unfaithful, and that her son’s father was not her ‘own husband, the latter loses his grip on life and becomes a derelict. The roung son, resenting the care which e “other woman” lavishes on his father, suspects their motives as an affront to his mother’s memory. When. ® dramatic climax proves that the “other woman” is willing to risk her own life to save him, the boy under- stands—and forgives. James C. Ryan, 63, Of Napoleon, Dies Napoleon, N. D., July 31—(P)— James C. Ryan, 63, Napoleon civic leader, died here Saturday from heart disease. Born in Minnesota, Ryan home- steaded south of Napoleon in 1903. fe moved into town in 1913 and had tesided here since except for two years residence at Braddock. He was Mayer's picturization of Robert E. Sherwood’s smashing Broadway stage hit of last season. In the new film, which comes tomorrow to the Para- mount Theatre, Barrymore plays the role of the impulsive and irresistible Hapsburg archduke, Rudolph, who returns to Vienna from exile to re- capture the memory of kisses that lingered long after the royal reign toppled and the glory of the glam- orous court life faded, This role, created on the stage by Alfred Lunt, with Lynn Fontanne in the feminine lead, is said to match Barrymore's individual talents and Personality with flawless fit. It fol- lows his acclaim in “Grand Hotel,” “Rasputin and the Empress,” “Bill of Divorcement” and “‘Topaze.” Diana Wynyard is the leading lady, filling the Fontanne role of Elena, the Viennese beauty -who marries an em- minent psychiatrist in an effort to forget the romance that swept her off her feet in the gay court days. Miss Wynyard, who made her film debut with Barrymore in “Rasputin and the Empress,” recently scored in “Cavalcade” and “Men Must Fight.” Her latest characterization is said to offer the finest opportunity of her career, Pod] hall a number of years and since associated with E. R. Anderson in a 1920 had operated his own establish- ment. He leaves his widow. Funeral serv- ices were held at the Catholic church here at 10 a. m. Monday. Burial will be in the St. Mary's cemetery at Bis- marck. 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