The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1933, Page 8

2 = ob de 4: BESET sHBE se4SGSEE*2 oh SUSEEEE SABEEEGES2 aig THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1933 roe | Hoes nea Yeice we. REG US PAT OFF “Tell her we are going to have a fire this evening and she can bring the children over here until bedtime.” | THis CURIOUS WORLD xrwen" | The SAXOPHONE WAS NAMED FOR: TTS INVENTOR, ANTOINE &. SAX. WOODPECKER CHISELS HIMSELF A WINTER HOME,IN AODITION TO THE OCEAN I¢ ONE . SUMMER NEST HOLE. ANO SEVEN-TENTHS FEET A/GHER ON = See. THE PACIFIC Comer : OF THE UNITED STATE® THAN | ITIS ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. | AT THE MOVIES | ‘New Crawford- \‘The World Changes’ Gable Talkie Packs | May Be Called Epic Wallop in Every Reel! Drama of No. Dak. “Dancing Lady,” which opened yes- | ‘What exactly is a screen epic? The terday at the Paramount Theatre, is | term has been used for such outstand- hound to skyrocket Joan Crawford | ing films as “The Birth of a Nation,” and Clark Gable to new height: ‘The Covered Wakon,” “Cimarron,” ‘Their success together in “Posessed” | “Silver Dollar.” ‘will seem insignificant compared to| If it means a picture which relates their triumph in their latest effort. the history of a hero, a family or a Here is a picture with spectacle and zroup in sweeping narrative style, splendor never before attempted and with accuracy of detail and vigor of that goes for all film musicals here-|stuation, then all advance reports tofore. “Dancing Lady” is not just | must lead us to expect a true screen another picture. It is the screen's epic Wednesday at the Capitol The- «towning achievement in the produc- “tre. That is the time and the place tion of elaborate musical extrava- -et for the first showing here of the vanzas, new Warner Bros. First National spe- Picture Has Everything cial production, “The World First you have one of the finest ; Changes,” starring Paul Muni, he of casts ever assembled—Joan Craw-;“I Am a Fugitive From a Chain ford, Clark Gable, Franchot Tone, Gang” fame. May Robson, Winnie Lightner, Fred| According t vance reports, “The Astaire, Robert Benchley, Ted Healy World Changes” covers a span of and his stooges. Next you have a some seventy-five years in the history tensely dramatic story that would | and development of America. Between ‘make a great picture without its ex- | its opening and its close, the crisis and iravagant musical background. Then | the triumphs of our national life fig- wou have the most pretentious pro- | ure as background for the saga of an sluction numbers ever staged, with | American family. three hundred glorious beauties to en- Beginning as Dakota pioneers, the imance these settings. And, in addi-| Nordholms rise to power through the tion, you have song hits that prom-| 2ourage, the foresight’ and the faith ; ise to become sensations overnight. f Orin Nordholm, proud descendant The picture gives both Miss Craw- | of pioneer stock. Daring danger and ford and Gable every opportunity for | sweeping ali obstacles from his path, striking acting portrayals, the one as | Orin wins success after success in the midwest business world. The THE GUMPS—HELP! Pi SIGNED = Wa WE THOUGHT UNCLE BIA WAS ORAD Loon ae ae 2. AND THE LAWYER TOLD, us WOULD GEY ME - by Reg in carly BUN rnb BORROWED $10,000. AND AGREED TO AND I® I pooh Te a 3X PER CENT A MONTH [T'S DLE TODAY — TORR TAKE THE HOU RARE Wit | our ue MONEY AND EVERYTHING WE TO PAY T= [CANT ABI BIM = 5 wave AWAY FROM OF ALL THE FOOLS- GOOD HEAVENS! THE SIXTH OF THE MONTH= AND THAT NOTE FOR #10,000.°2 THAT ANDY SIGNED \S DUE AGAIN TODAY= AND ANDY NOT WELL -I HAVE TERRIBLE! HE COULDN'T Whur S we, GOLLY... 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OWN GOOD TIME AT COULDVE GENTLEMAN BECADGE THEN HAVENT IMPATIENT, TMWNES | Now You KNOCKED BILLY F OVER WITH A > En? ousT LET ME HANDLE CREAM , THIS MY OWN WHEN oe : = ra “agente | WRN « AND ,D-O-N-T AWD WILLE At, if W-O-R-RY WALKED INTO < WO OFFICE 4 ey A 16 DANN, WITHOUT AND POON NGS a 19 ; 700} UP OS RUNNING INTO ANY : 7 » ‘THEIR NECKS IN TROUBLE! MORE OF THOSE ‘ 4 ‘ FELLOWS — younger generation of his family disappoints price, the other as the musical com- ; \. social edy director who turns out to be cf the girl's greatest obstacles. Fran- chot Tone as the other man in Miss Crawford's life also scores ina memor- sable role. ‘The dancing — particularly Miss c wed “Aas with the world-