The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1933, Page 8

_THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1933 \ MORE SATISFACTION SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | O93? NEA SERIE INC 26.95 Far. OFF, | THE A METEORITE PLUNGED THROUGH A ROOF IN KEITHICK, ENG, ON OECEMBER | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Little Women’ Film Showing at Capitol RKO-Radio Pictures’ dramatiza- tion of “Little Women,” Louisa M ‘Alcott’s powerful and idealistic story, ‘has been brought to the screen with- It fs a true representation of beau- tiful ideas and the best in American family life. Katharine Hepburn, starred as Jo, shades anything she has ever done, not excluding her late hit, “Morning ” a, Bennett, Frances Dee and dean Parker as Amy, Meg and Beth respectively, the other “Little Wom- en,” leave nothing to be desired by those who have made the Alcott char. their d Hig “itt z [yl “But:there wasn’t so much history to learn when you wero my age.” — THIS CURIOUS WORLD - “GENERAL SHERMAN,” HAS A BRANCH SEVEN FEET IN DIAMETER , GROWING /SOFELET ABOVE THE GUMPS—ANOTHER GETAWAY S0- Now IT's $5q000.-— EVERY CORNER= THI MORE OF YOUR Wort By BLOSSER WAIT A MINUTE, FELLAS =2 DIONT WIN ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TIS GAME ANY MORE MAN THE OTHER asic To cet + Bio wu sup || Seemo arenes BY me HURRAHS FRecKLes! TEN BOYS...GVERY MAN DID HIS. AWAY FROM “THROUGH THE AM DOCTOR —— AND FRECKLES’ Lie condt Sotto bhi eek hD Niet TEAM, HURRY UP, DOC... Huzzans ine Siac ree ON THAT LAST }1\ WaNTA Go OVER AN’ FRECKLES SAY SOMETHING To 1S SEIZED PRECKLES !! BY THE cROWD, MAD WIth JUBILATION OveR SHADYSIDE WINNING THE pisTrict NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) NOW, LEAVE EVERYTHING THAT \ WHE! Z TO ME. LVE GOT THIS ile aera . @ ‘ WAVE T SEEN THAT CALIFORNIA BIG TREE, * gter eT vas ‘Christopher Bean’ Absorbing Drama Co-starredt for the first time on the screen, Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore bring comedy, heart in-! terest and gripping drama to their, fans in an inimitable blend in “Chris- topher Bean,” currently playing at} the Paramount Theater. This is) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'’s much dis- cussed filmization of the stage suc- cess, “The aLte Christopher Bean.” The two beloved figures who re- ceived Academy awards together pro- vide vivid personalities in a well as dramatic interest. As Abby, self suddenly in possession of a price- less painting and consequently be- comes the center of intrigue and plot- trayals. Barrymore as the kindly old Dr. Haggett who becomes obsessed at grasp, gives an equally brilliant per- i H ae le MORNING, Manan I'LL BETCHA Jew GOOONESS, ARE YOU ANYTHING YOU WANT YER LI'L JA CAIND READER? THATS Boy's HAIR CUT! SUST WHAT ( BROUGHT idee, HWM IN EoR! AND WHILE ('M Wal TING-,U THINK )ceRTanEy! Ts. VEL Have @ manicure! | HE POT ME ON A STREET CAR — AND TAAT'S TW LAST 1 SAW OF OW .T PROMISED IM A wollt THOUGHT HED DATE ,\F HED TAME FLATIX REFUSED TO SPENCE TOWED ER To A TAME vigorous | | story which ts replete with laughs | the faithful old servant who finds her- | the thought of riches almost in his? St-HY YOU STAY HERE, AND KEEP QUIET, I'M GOING TO INVESTIGATE, Et EG lad young wife, the jealous art ine the ty i i WELL, HERE. WE ARE, OUT IN THE RIVER