The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1933, Page 10

“This is the cute couple I was telling you about.” FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THERE HE COMES— \ THE SAME DREAMY STROLL AS ALWAYS= STRAIGHT FOR THE SAMS OLD THEN A QUICK GETAWAY AND HE HIMSELF WILL, THE TRAP THAT COME ON, Boy! WWE CAN TAKE ‘Em! TM CALLIN’ SIGNALS Now, . FOURTH PERIOD... RED KICKED GoaL! \. FERENCE KINGSTON... 20° HOT DOG! FRECKLES... FELLAS SHADYSIDE TWO MoRE \ LIKE THAT 3 “AND WE CAN WIN THE OLD NICE INTER- NICE WORK FLAT PASS IS INTERCEPTED \ BY FRECKLES, WHO WRIGGLES HIS HIPS THROUGH THE EAGER GRASP OF KINGSTON TACKLERS, AND GOES > OVER For A TOUCHDOWN AER ee WOWIE? wl GET Your, cuance !! — THIS CURIOUS WORLD - THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF BALLS USED IN A MAJOR LEAGUE BASE BALL GAME IS BETWEEN THREE ANO FOUR OOZEN/ THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) WELL, EVERYTHING SEEMS TO BE UNDER CONTROL. T HAVEN'T SEEN ANYONE HANGING AROUND THINKING TLL HATE TO HAVE TO GIVE ‘HIM UP. - 1 MADE IT TOO HOT FER THEM, IN TOMPKING EY 3 WAS MOVED FROM THE MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA TO NORTH AMERICA WHEN IT SECEDED FROM COLOMBIA .IN 1903 ae FAN -TAILED WARBLER, A BIRD THAT SEWS/ IT SEWS REEDS TOGETHER AND > PLACES ITS NEST WITHIN: THE INCLOSURE. 1 | AT THE MOVIES } ‘Little Women’ Film _|This Clown Hides _ Coming to Capitol] No Broken Heart) | 1 Now the great romantic love epic) ‘ry, 3 alw: 1 of the Nineteenth Century comes to| rman”, Nas ainays insisted that the talking screen with a notable | ‘he Clown in real life is a man whose dramatization of “Little Women.” ‘heart was filled with dejection and | ‘The present century has had its red | £adness, bowed down by melancholy hot romance, but the Sixties with; 4nd misfortune. The comedian, too, their Civil War and its aftermath had |has been described as a man who more than their share of sincere mat- | Makes others laugh while his heart is ings and marriages in real life and} breaking from some secret sorrow. fiction. Of all the famous novels de-| | Fl Brendel. the Fox Film comedian, retive of that era none is better declares it time to upset this tradi- known than the Louisa M. Alcott nov- | tional applesauce. €) relating to heart destinies of the| “Comedians are not sad,” says March sisters, Jo, Meg, Beth and) Brendel. “They may be a little crazy, Amy. At the Capitol Theatre soon, | but they are not melancholy. Jo, as most of American girlhood, “Take my own case. I have a good will remember, turns from the’ job, I own my own home, my wife ‘wealthy and ardent playmate of her | Still tolerates me and Ihave my younger days, “Laurie,” to a career health. That's enough to make any- in the great city, there to meet the | body happy. humble and honorable German pro-| “I know Ed Wynne, Jack Pearl, Ed- fessor who seems to have little hope; die Cantor and all the other leading of ever winning her heart and hand. | comedians of the day and let me tell There is dramatic, surprise, too, | you that every one of them is just as} in the decision of Jo, The triangle | full of fun ‘off’ as he is ‘on.’ ” of Laurie, Jo and the Professor pro-| Brendel plays his latest role in “My vides the main plot in the story|Lips Betray,” in which Lilian Har- that has been a “best seller” since| vey has her second role as ® Fox Film it first startled the literary world in| star. It is the attraction at the Par- 1868. amount Theatre today and Friday. RKO-Radio Pictures has assigned |In conjunction with this a stage show none other than the meteoric Kath-|0f 12 radio entertainers. rine Hepburn to play the enchant- memeerrannetair ress of the Sixties, the girl who| Many astronomers believe that the SALESMAN SAM WELL, WELL, WELL! SO SOUNOs Like SAMS GEEN BILLY WANTS HIS WHISKERS) DRUMMIN’ UP BIZNESS-GOT: TRIMMED, HUH? HIS ERIENOS COMIN’ IN HERE,| x Now — Hass Ewe! C'MON, FELLE! LL p HELP Ya RIGHT UP { HES LeaRNeo INTo TH cHatR | EX HIS WHISKERS UP SWELL mister LU PUTTIN’ HIM IN @, PET SHOW THIS AFTERNOON! HONING | bee” Hack HONES EVERY THING BUT SHOULDER BLaves NEs,WE Don'r HONE No Grass: STEVE IS ONLY HUMAN! N 11S WAROLY THE WASH TUBBS feared the pitfalls of love would |moon was once that part of the earth break the firm ties of family and | Which now is filled up by the waters Fart the beautiful sisters. of the Pacific Ocean, and that this ‘The supporting cast and the roles | section was torn out by centrifugal they enact are Joan Bennett, as Amy, | force during a time when the earth Trances Dee as Meg, Jean Parker as/revolved at a terrific rate. Beth, Paul Lukas as Fritz Bhaer, See the German professor, Edna May| Gibbons are quite expert at walk- Oliver as Aunt March, Douglas|ing in an upright position, and often Montgomery, as Laurie, Henry Steph- | Clasp their hands behind their heads enson as Mr. Laurence, Spring Bying-|@nd point their elbows outward. ton as Marmee, Samuel Hinds as Mr. March, Mabel Colcord as Hannah, John Davis Lodge as Brooke and Ny- dia Westman as Mamie. e Cu- kor has directed this romantic epic of girlhood. 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