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

Y, NOVEMBER 14, 1933 THE GUMPS—MR. GOODFELLOW - + By George Clark | FL qJONOU] BRANE LITTLE GiIRL= ing YOU SAVED MY LIFE- AND NOTHING J CAN DO WILL EVER REPAY You FOR THAT— BUT AT LEAST | CAN GET You AND YOUR KIND OLD GRANOPA OUT OF THAT HOVEL- BRING You’ BACK WITH ME= GIVE YOU THE PRETTY DRESTES AND TOYS YOU'VE NEVER HAD- SEND YOU TOME BEST SCHOOLS = THE LITTLE DBAR = ANYTHING SHE ASKS FOR WILL BE HERS FROM one nee > LITTLE NELL- FOR A VISIT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By BLOSSER Fare INT THE NIGHT WE FIND FRECKLES, DETERMINED MORE THAN EVER, 60ING CNER AND OVER PLAYS To BE USED IN THE BIG KINGSTON GAME... WHAT DID You TuiNlic OF MY FLASHY WoRK ) IN THE PRINGLE _ GAME, SADIE F IT WAS SO HEY! HEY! HOWJA GET THAT IDEA? FLASHY THAT I CALL FOR FRECKLES TO TAKE TH’ BALL...HE, LICE A: DUMBMELL,RUNS THE WRONG WAY... RED CATCHES HERE COMES CRASH, WITH A GIRL. 1 DONT WANT HIM To SEE ME AND WE DIDNT TELL HER THAT ‘1 WAS GRO6GY AN’ OUT ON MY FEET, WHEN HE CALL ED TE NEXT PLAY FOR "See, David, if you will practice hard you will be like him some day” HIS CURIOUS WORLD — AYOUNG CORMORANT FEEOS BY THRUSTING ITS HEAD DOWN THE ITALIAN CITy IS BUILT ON U7 SMALL ISLANOS, ANO THE $0-CALLEO CANALS ARB NATURAL ESTUARIES OF THE ADRIATIC SEA. re “MAN IN THE MOON” sometimes SOMETIMES SHAKES IT BACK AND FORTH/ FOR THIS REASON WE CAN SEE MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF THE MOONS SURFACE, OR ABOUT SEVEN - TWELFTHS! ©1093 By nea senvice. we 'NOOS HI6 HEAD, 3 AT THE MOVIES START RIBBIN ME E ‘To PUNT OUT.... THEY BLOCK IT, mi OVER THEY 60 FoR ade OLD BALL GAME... SAY WHA’ YOU WANNA, HE'S TH GOAT !! THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) DOWN BY CRACKY, IF THEY'D LET ME KNOW WN TIME. AS ‘TWAS, T SKEERPED HIM OFF (TD TAKE THE CHEF A \T WISH OLD ED HAD v AFTER MONTH T'RUN DOWN AN JA RELATIVE WHO'D] TO HIM ENGHT-DAY CLOCK ME = NO! HE an WOULDN'T !! SEE IF ANYONE HAS BEEN TRAILING ME. PaRooN mE a muNUTe! “tH Boss IS Pacin’ mE! \ JesT HAO A HUNCH THAT'D GE PART OF \ Se you Suone= we Hone! sees 1) VI | am. WONDERED HOW Ni ee WITH THeT HAIR CUTTIN' JoS - sweul! | OC tT oT os KNACK *The Power and the Glory’ Makes New Screen History Coming to the Paramount Theatre tomorrow and Thursday. Occasionally a film flashes its way across the screen to prove, as well as one can prove such things, that the motion picture has begun to find it- self as a medium of artistic expres sion. Such a film is “The Power and | the Glory,” a vital and important fontribution to screen history. One must insist that the film will set a mark in screen history in that it is a succesful technical experiment. It is an experiment, singularly enough, that goes back to the first principles of movie-making. This im- portant step is labeled “narratage” by Producer Jesse L. Lasky and serves to prove one thing: That the cinema really is at its best when it forgets the hidebound conventions of the drama, with its forceful depiction of life within the confines of a proscenium. There is no attempt in “The Power and Glory” to adhere to a chronological sequence in telling the story. The scene shifts from the past to the present exactly as it would if tome one were relating an interesting yarn to a friend. ‘The death of Tom Garner, railroad magnate, recalls to Henry, his life- Jong friend, the manner in which Garner reached the heights of suc- cess from a humble start as track- walker. Tom's life unfolds itself on the screen. It is a bitter story a tragie tale told without compromise and with none of the usual amenities which have ruined similar screen plots. It is beautiful in its tragedy. Spencer Tracy, as Tom, contributes @ sympathetic portrayal of a man who yearns for happiness only to find that “power and glory” are truly in the hands of something greater than all All Star Cast in Mammoth Musical ; Comedy Spectacle! | One of the largest and most dis- \tinctive casts ever assembled for a | screen production appears in “Foot- light Parade,” a mammoth spectacle, combining comedy, drama, and ro- mance with original, unique dance en- sembles and catchy song hits, which | comes to the Capitol Theatre on Sat- urday, Four popular stars, James Cagney, |Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler and | Dick Powell, head the long list of players. Fifteen leading featured | viayers have important roles in sup- | port of the stars, while two hundred |and fifty of the most talented and | beautiful girls in Hollywood will take part in varied choruses and dance numbers, which for novelty, ingenu- ity, and spectacular effects are said to surpass those on “42nd Street” and Gola Diggers of 1933.” | “Footlight Parade’ will bring to- lgether again two of the most popu- | tar players of the screen in the lead- ‘ing roles, James Cagney with Joan ;Blondell playing opposite him. The pair made their first hit on the screen together in “Sinners noliaay,” 10r | Warner Bros, | Cagney aud Blondell made unusu- ally successful appearances together jater in “Blonde Crazy aw wan Crow Roars” as the leading perform- ers. 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