The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1933, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11,1988“ * “You'll have to count me out boys. My wife acesn’t approve of gambling.” of that poker game tonight, — THIS CURIOUS WORLD - | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Bad-Girl’ Claudette Plays Torch Singer “He was her man—and he done her rid That's the lamentation of “bad- girl” Claudette Colbert, now starring in her latest vehicle for Paramount, | “Torch Singer,” playing a two. day | engagement at the Paramount thea- tre, starts tomorrow. After her ultimatum against “goody- ”” roles, the part of a hard-boil- girl of the night clubs provides her role that’s more to her liking. surrounded by a group of well names, including Ricardo Oe aaa us inf F Blind Adventure’ in London Fog Thrilling A vigorous and indefatigable “dead man” who kidnaps, blackmails and steals, is one hub around which “Blind Adventure” revolves for excite- ment in the RKO-Radio Picture com- ing to the Capitol Theatre with Helen Mack, Robert Armstrong and Roland Young, At the outset of the film, Arm- Strong, as an adventure - seeking American abroad in London, blun- ders into an old house where he tinds a dead man playing ‘possum. ‘The “corpse” girl, blackmalis an English army Officer steals military secrets and involves Armstrong in international tOr¥.| espionage with. the girl. After the thrills and laughs which cun through the film in its many ex- citing situations, Armstrong succeeds in solving the mystery of the spies, Sut not without dangerous encoun- ers. Miss Mack, Armstrong and Young are supported by Henry Stephenson, Laura Hope Crews, Ralph Bellamy, John Miljan-and Beryl Mercer. , Fastest elevators in tallest’ build- ings travel about 10 miles an hour. . Sastaed The ALAMO was a mission chapel in San ‘Antonlo, Tex. Five different flags have flown - over Florida: Spanish, French, British. U. 8. end Confederate. Poge IRONGIDES was lavache?d 4 4 THE GUMPS—’TWAS A BITTER NIGHT y BRAVE LITTLE NULL] SHE CAN ler 0 IT NO £oNcER= UNEWwe oF be tee GRAN 6 ANDO SO, SHE LS IGT AND VENTURES OUT INTO A BITTER AUTUMN WIND= PLEASE SIR, OaN'T BE FRIGHTENED- BE GONE LONG- ¥ THE SCRUBS ARE GIVING THE REGULARS A GOOD WORK- OUT, IF You DON'T NEED ANY! RIGHT THROUGH SAY! THAT FELLA THINKS lL CAME OVER To SO TS IS THE FELLOW, EH? AND INVESTIGATE. THE LITTLE YOUNGSTER A_FINE LOOKIN’ We, ¥8,TOO,MuM! ABOUT A VEAP OLD! WELL, WELL SEE WHAT we WEY, HOWS CHANCES OF GETTIN’ @ Cowl OF cHoP suey? EXACTLY =~ 1 DUNNO YET, TD THOUGHT OF ELMER WASH TUBBS WELL CALL IT THE'LUCKY FALL CLAIM? HOW'S THAT; SWELL? AND FIRST THING IN THE MORNING, WE'LL COME BACK AND SEE WHAT aT LAST GOTTA REAL (TS REALLY WORTH. 7 GOLD MINE ,