The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1933, Page 8

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FESS C'MON, cRASH..| WE STILL HAVE ANOTHER ) QUARTER WHE PURPLE WAVE LASHES AT SHADYSIDE! , BRILLIANT RUNNING AND POWER -DRIVES SEND ‘THRILLS THROUGH SEVERAL THOUSAND FANS IN THE STANDS. IN THE FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD QUARTERS = SCORE: KINESTON 20 SHADYSIDE O ‘© 1933. By wea ser “Now take this guy—he had the lucky breaks, that’s all.” — THIS CURIOUS WORLD — : HE GRIMS, THE MALE EMU WAVING LEAONED HAS TO GATHER HIS THAT OMNI. MATE'S EGGS, PUT es “al GRIM-WILLIAM GRIM,IS THE NAME, MAM_WE CAME “TO SEE \F THERE ARE ANY CHILDREN HERE IN WHOM WE MIGHT BE INTERESTED WAVE A CHAIR, MISTER AH HE GETS INTO THE RIGHT KIND OF WOME \S AN OPDHAN DECIDED THAT THE ‘WELFARE WAS THE LOGICAL PLACE FOR THEM TO BEGIN THEIR THEM IN ONE PLACE, ANO SET ON THEM / TIS ESTIMATED - THAT THERE ARE /4,444, 000, 000, 000, 000 * wie’ es SALESMAN SAM You're NEXT, { YOUNG FELLAR) GE RIGHT WITH Ya ,younester! | WANNA GIT ME A EYEBROW TRIM, & MASSAGEY AN’ ONE oO! THEM SNAPPY MAGAZINES! ‘AN, GY GUM, THAT REMINDS ME OF WHY) SHE PUT (T THERE. “THATS QUITE @N ORIGINAL (0GA, WEARIN’ 24 DIDN'T NER NECKTIE ON YER BEARD! How come JSON! (Twy2, Ne THOUGHT OF THAT? ov eee e tocar! \' SUPPOSED Ta GIT My BEARD CUT OFF, Too! — | AT THE MOVIES ‘Footlight Parade’ Has Rhinestone Costumes ‘The Bowery’ Riotous, Film at Paramount | The wicked ’80s and the gay ‘90s, One hundred and twenty-five ga- may have been just that, but Time is “inta 500,000 how many times? | a joker and in this year 1933 A. D.,, The answer equals one net costume | the days of Chuck Connors, Steve —and we mean just that—a net cose Brodie, John L. Sullivan and Carrie! ‘ume worn by a chorus girl in “Foote Nation, with their honky tonks, their | U8ht Parade,” the Warner Bros. pop- spectacular bridge jumps, their bare- | STE usteal comedy. now: at the knuckled fights and their saloon! A 2 wrecking, are richly, deliciously So | wants erie cece oan ae one Trequently riotously funny. javish Warner Bros. musical numbers. At least, audiences at the Para-' For onc number, five hundred thou- mount Theatre Monday found “The| sand rhinestones—were bought and | Bowery,” the feature with which the | ere used to make their costumes. { new 20th Century Pictures launches; These rhinestones were sewed on to | ats production program for United flesh-colored net. And a goodly share ‘Artists release, good for deep-hearted | of the four thousand or so allotted to laughter from the moment Chuck | cover up each girl went into the mak- Connors enters the scene and gets|ing of caps, bracelets and anklets, mad because his rival Steve Brodie, Silver wigs, which are really bathing #a8 thrown rotten “mush-mellons” all; caps moulded of silver rubber to look over the front of his saloon, to the/Ike hair under the glittering caps, iinal fade-out when Chuck and Steve, | and silver bathing shoes make up the | friends at last, march away to put aj rest of the costume. The girls go in- | speedy end to the Spanish-American |to a glorified swimming pool with | ‘War. | these costumes on. And they don't | Wallace Beery and George Raft play Connors and Brodie respectively, | Twenty-five women worked two ‘nd Jackie Cooper, completing the etar triumvirate, is Swipes, a newsie who lives with Chuck until Chuck brings home a girl he rescued from frome white slavers. Swipes doesn’t hold with women and with being neat end tidy, and when Chuck gives him) glorified pool of gold and silver Rk sound warning on the spot intended | under colored lights, the gorgeous tor spankings, Swipes leaves home wovered with chagrin. He switches his allegiance to Brodie, but in his heart he can’t forget Chuck. In the end it is Swipes who effects a re-|tacle that far surpasses antyhing conciliation between the two who, de- spite the bitter rivalry that was the sensation of the Bowery, really ad- mire each other. “The Bowery” is a story of the fa-| key, is of massive beaten gold, stud- mous New York thoroughfare that was, in the '80s and ‘80s, what Broad- way is today—only more so. It was, praised at more than $15,000,000. enown as “the livest mile on the face | of the globe,” and you can well be-| tieve it from this picture. ——————————_—____—_ Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed The eye is an organ you’ can't afford to neglect. Dr. H. J. Wagner Optometrist the G. P. since 1914 " Ottfices japlece were given each of the 125 sink, weeks to make the costumes, while tight more were hired part time for another week. Then two fittings beauties. When that was finished, with the lovely wearers posed around spectacle produced has been pro- nounced one of the most dazzling ever filmed. The scene is called “By A Waterfall"—a breath taking spec- seen in “42nd Street” and “Gold Diggers of 1933.” The throne of the sultan of Tur- ded with diamonds, rubies and emer- alds set in mosaic; it has been ap- dian Territory. The MACKEN- ZIE js Canada’s longest river, CHICAGO AND KANSAS CITY. are the two largest livestock markets in the world, bs RO SAH ONE Aint! SRE AN MISTAW OM WENT BYE-BYE WASH TUBBS OME STRANGER CALLED, SAID THE ENGINEER WHO BOUGHT OUR CLAIM WANTS US TO COME OVER J—— Ie not come ANYTHING ‘THe J EVENING PARTY, HE SAID IT WAS URGENT, ‘THAT SOMETHING'S HAPPENED. ALLEY OOP OINNY 4 C'N ANSWER (AUST HAVE THAT WITH’ THE CROSSED TH’ / GREATEST OF EASE — RIVER! NOW,\ WE'LL FLOAT ACROSS ON A COUPLE OF TREES! 1E 1S TOO ETHER, SIDE YAW, NIX, GAIL, IT'S TOO COLO. PLEASE, EASY, I'M BESIDES, THE DEAL'S SETTLED, AND WE HAVE OUR MONEY. WHATEVER HAPPENS NOW 1S HIS WORRY —NOT OURS. AND LEAVE NEARLY CURIOUS, ANDI ]4100,000 IN GOLD WANT YOU ANO - ——