The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1939 - THE GUMPS—THE HERO OH, BOY. HOW You PUT Ir OVER THAT WAN WAS ONE OF THE MOST DIABOLICAL CROOKS WHO EVER LIVED- HE ACTUALLY HAD ‘HE AUDACITY To BOAST TO HENRIETTA THAT ic wy pe WELL, ANDY= jou LL or Tv, BM= bot Ud ON THAT CROOK ! AND ARE WE PROUD OF VD LIKE SHE POLICE GOES TO HENRIETTA OVR UNCLE BIM = THE MAN ZANDER = HE WAS GOING To BREAK ME, FORCE MILLIE CAPTURE WHO CLEANED UP A CRIME MRS. TOM CARR= | | 70 MARRY HIM AND TAKE A MONEYMOON WAVE SINGLE -HANDED = SHE NAD THE Low-| | ON MY MONBY= NE DIDN'T THINK HENRIETTA Beene Cs WHE BRAVE LITTLE Wananee SUsEe” — WOMAN] 1 U' Leas MARKED SANK NOTES, STOPPED PAYMENT ON THE CHECKS | GAVE HIM, AND RINALLY GOT WITH HIM WITH THE GOODS = MARKED CARDS, MAGNIFYING, SPECTACLES AND ALL= THE NATION We SIDE GLANCES - - “Don’t let the children know it, but I got a raise today.” HIS CURIOUS WORLD AT THE Outstanding Cast, Backgrounds Seen | In ‘Oliver Twist’ Everybody admits Dickens’ charac- ters will live forever, but few grant the great English novelist the credit | he deserves as a dramatist. Yet few) literary works designed for the stage | possess the tense dramatic al he has created. What modern play, for instance, boasts 2 more affecting bit of pathos than the death of little Nell, in “The Old Curiosity Shop?” What domestic drama can surpass David Copperfield’s heart-breaking Yealization of the inadequacy of his| child-wife, Dora? Not to mention | “A Tale of Two Cities,” the most stir- | ring romance that grew out of the French Revolution. But of all Dickens’ works, none runs the gamut of human emotions ‘as completely as does Oliver Twist, which Monogram presents for the) first time on the talking screen. This | great human interest story, which| comes to the Capital theater tomor- row, Offers not only heart-breaking pathos, but tense drama that will stir | your blood. From the pitiable sight of | an innocent child battling single- | handed against a desperate gang of thieves, we are plunged headlong in- to one of the most. thrilling dramatic | scenes ever filmed—the battle to death between a desperate criminal | and the woman he loves. | Passenger traffic on America's; scheduled air transport lines increased | 17 per cent during the opening months of 1933 compared with the figures for the same period of 1932. A small herd of dairy cattle was recently flown by plane from Lae, New Guinea, to Wau in the interior. ‘The trip was made in 40 minutes, as compared with six weeks necessary by train, ‘The income of clergymen in 70 par- ishes in the diocese of London is less than $1,500 e year. Bessette arin - By George Clark | 1 LOVE HIKING, DON'T You 2 ESPECIALLY WHEN T'S WW SUCH DELIGHFUL LOOK AT "EM UP THERE, TALKIN’ TO EACH OTHER —| TL WOULD BE A LUNK, AN’ SUGGEST FLIPPIN® & COIN, TO SEE WHO CARRIED THIS OLD ALKING FAST, PRETTY PAT KINGSTON AND FRECKLES SETA STIFF PACE FOR RED, WHO FOLLOWS BEHIND WITH THE BASKET OF LUNCH wi STEP THERE, PAT— WE DON'T WANT TO STUMBLE ees 1S) GRAND To GET OFF WITH NATURE LUKE THIS......1T MAKES ME FEEL a CARRIED THIS~ I'VE. LUGGED fT AT | | DID You SEE THE STORY IN TH’ PAPER? WELL, MY DEAR, THAT GIDL WE SAW CHICK LUNCHING WITH YESTERDAY HAS BEEN ARRESTED---YES, SOMETHING ABOUT A MURDER--CAN YOU IMAGINE! AND SHE CLAIMS THIS LUNCHEON PARTNER AS AN ALIBI-IT'S BOUND TO BE CHICK! NES, I'LL BE RIGHT OVER HERE, SONNY, LET THAT'S THE GIRL--THE SAME ME-HAVE SEVERAL HAT AND EVERYTHING --ISN'T IT EXCITING! DOES IT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT CHICK ? T WOULDN'T WANT TO GET HIM INTO A JAM,BUT WE OUGHT TO TELL THE POLICE WELL,WE HAD NO BUSINESS BEING BUT, THEN WE'D SE DRAWN INTO IT-COULDN'T WE LET THEM KNOW, SOME WAY, WITHOUT GETTING OURSELVES OH, T KNOW--WE COULD JUST WRITE TO THE POLICE AND SIGN, FROM A FRIEND 1S WORRYING ABOUT THE COPS NABBING HIM, TWO TNTE AND MRS. GIMME ARE PLANNING A LITTLE Mean! LL 608 1S GONNA BE A CINCH, sacl ue st CY HEAD AN’ WieeLt AN’ I'LU SWISH MY Tall ALL we GoTTa Do, =O AMUSE TH @ND KICK TH’ HIND LEGS: f KICK TH’ Lecs BacKWaARD! @ HORSE CAN'T KICK Forwaro! WILLIE CATCHES A ‘FISH’! THERE. SUST BEND OVER “URE THAT | SWELL wey! Now, LET GO ,DOGEONITS L WANDA PRACTICE OP A BT ON, MY CASTING MOVIES Laughs, Tears and Real Thrills in ‘Tugboat Annie’ Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery in “Tugboat Annie,” their first ap- Pearance since “Min and Bill,” are the attraction, sometimes hilariously funny, sometimes tensely dramatic, but always entertaining, at the Para- mount Theater, where the long-await- ed filmization of Norman Reilly Raines’ Saturday Evening Post stor- jes is starting tomorrow. i The public has long clamored for another Dressler-Beery picture, and in the present story Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer has provided an {ideal one. There are hilarious quarrels between the redoubtable feminine tugboat cap- tain and her shiftless, good-natured husband; mother-love furnishes a poignant heart interest, and there is a tremendous dramatic climax in the amazing episode in the engine room. ASH, OLAF, AND THE GIRL —_——_ ESCAPE FROM THE BLAZING SHIP JUST IN TIME, me UT SUST THEN THE CREW COMES TUMBLING OUT OF THE FORECASTLE, THEY, TOO, HAVE MANAGED TO ESCAPE. ONLY EASY, WHO (S SEARCHING FOR FOOD, REMAINS BEHIND, The number of passengers carried on French air lines in 1932 increased ebout 14 per cent over the previous year. Large percupines carry as many as 40,000 quills. Outer s THs CY? PARA, Macs The portrait is of PAUL WHITEMAN. The symbol is the seal of the NATIONAL. TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIA- TION. Paramaribo is the capi+ tal of DUTCH GUIANA. i