The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1933, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIB WE DO OUR PART “What an awful place to run out of gas. We'll be stuck here for an NOW LISTEN HERE, MINS 1AM GOING To RUN THINGS IN MY OWN WAY = WHEN UNCLE BMS WILL 1$ SGTTLED, "LL LOOK h END= nn Dap GOING v STAND FO! INTERFERENCE PROM YOU = \_DO YOU WEAR THAT ? SAY! POODLE LOOKS AS FIT AS A FIDDLE !! YOUD NEVER KNOW THAT SHE'D BEEN 1 KNOW DEATHLY SICK! YOURE GLAD <>} 10 Be Home, | a WITHOUT Ye) \ you ueKn 2 WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1938 THE GUMPS—WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE‘ "SUPPOSE AS-A-WiRE CEO L HAVE NOTHING TO SAY ABOUT |/ WHAT SOD HIS MORTORE F=pjentas will. NOT TURN Your, HAVE” TR ee ee SCAN HAN HIB DOUGH — WITH Al OF THOSE bet te V STARTED IN ANILLIONS AND MILLIONS OF COLLAR’ © Tusk HE tO GEES EVERY. SO OFTEN SHE GROWLS LIKE. THAT... WONDER GET | MISSOURI, FOR THE J7_SAME THING! hour.” HAVING AN ATTENDANT TAKE AWAY ALL HIS CLOTHES, WITH INSTRUCTIONS NOT TO RETURN THEM UNTIL SEVERAL HOURS LATER! THIS KEPT HIM FROM BECOMING WPATIENT TO LEAVE HIS WORK, MANY SOLOIERS KILLED BY SHEUS, = = = a. IN THE WORLD WAR, SHOWED NO WOUNDS, ANDO WERE NOT EVEN HIT/ THE HIGH EXPLOSIVE SHELLS CREATED A PARTIAL VACUUM AROUND THE BODY, CAUSING 92) INSTANT DEATH. THIS CURIOUS WORLD THE WINGS OF A HOUSEFLY ARE USED IN AN INSTRUMENT, AT THE MOUNT WILSON, OBSERVATORY, IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA , WHICH MEASURES THE HEAT RADIATED BY STARS! FREQUENTLY TRICKED HIMSELF INTO WRITING, BY | AT THE MOVIES Zane Grey’s “The Last Trail” Thrilling George O'Brien comes to the Para- | mount Theatre tomorrow in his lat- est Zane Grey story for Fox Film, “The Last Trail.” It is scheduled to. Temain for an engagement of one day only. The story concerns itself with a group of racketeers from the big city who try to muscle in on a new racket. ‘They have abandoned beer-running for cattle rustling, and make an at- tempt to transplant their hijacking | methods from the canyons of the me- tropolis to the canyons of the primi- tive west. They encounter a new type of opposition in this new territory— the opposition of men more danger- ous and daring than they ever dreamed of being themselves. “The Last Trail” is said to be a film that combines the sophistication of the East with the simple openness of the West. It depicts a new and different kind of winning of the West. who will be remembered for her re- gent screen debut opposite George OBrien in “Life in the Raw,” has the leading feminine role again in this . Her rise among the newer play- Capitol Film Based | On World Catastrophe The end of the world has been spec- ulated 101 ver since Copernicus and Gali forth their astronom- {ical disc Scientists have vis- | ualized the earth colliding with an {unknown nearby planet; while as-| |tronomers have fantastically im-| | agined a monstrous tidal wave, which by reason of the heavenly bodies’ in- fluence will demolish civilization, | The latter concept is graphically presented in “Deluge,” RKO-Radio Picture coming to the Capitol The- atre with Peggy Shannon, Sidney |Blackmer and Lois Wilson, picturized trom 8. Fowler Wright's best-selling novel, Universal ruin starts with a mon- |«trous tidal wave which inundates the |west coast of America. The waters |loosen foundations, down skyscrapers, {crumble steel structures and then continue to work havoc across the continent. When the “Deluge” reaches New | Zork, subways belch up through the ground. A panic-stricken populace cvacuates buildings, congesting the \thoroughfares bewilderingly. The up- |@eaval rages on across the Atlantic, |girding the globe and subsiding onj ithe Pacific ocean. Barely three hun- ‘dred survivors out of a world popu- \Iation of thousands of millions re- C'Mon, cHartey! How fer TH! Bie spuRT! IS ANY Nags Race! meee CA nie FOURTH (TS, THE ONLY Hoss Her CAN Tauk! FPuecr Must Be HALe-ANSHALE RUN- see, Ya LATER, chearcey! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WW DE FRONT ROOM! HES KINDA TOUCHY, THOUGH "60 NO BETTAN LET “i GEE on ote ie AT GWELL TRE HOME ! SAY OPAL WHERE'S TH’ PROFESSOR ? ALLEY OOP By CRANE fo\NO A PLATE OF HAM AND EGGS IN THE RESTAURANT COSTS $2.50, y= WM yy, "4 1 AUMid =e HE SPEAKEASY NEXT To GAI'S CABIN ($ WIDE OPEN NIGHT ANO DAY.