The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1934, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1984 eg THE GUMPS—RIGHT-0! | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | WELL, DON'T BLAME ME AND DON'T THINK, BECAUSE FOR A SECOND YouR UNCLE ihe boy coe 18 G IH iv) ARRIER. ) \ HALTER AROUND HIS NECK AND AM ie HIM WHEN THAT KNOT 18 TIED, THAT'S MAMA DE STROSS STEPS IN— ‘ CaRTOT TAS ha ||] (ames : Au BE THE LAST WE'LL. EVER = WANT SEE OF UNCLE BIM THE Poor AND HIS FORTUNE = RELATIVES ? WHERE Go? 4 eT, Pr ey FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS D -| | SAY, WHEN WE GET THIS HISTO: THE THING THAT MOST PEOPLE OFF,SO WE CAN GET AT } ¢ , | | ORTECTOR WORKING, WHATS THE bi ANY Wes set ARE CURIOUS To KNOW...AND “THE CONDENSER... I'LL HAVE FIRST THING YOURE GOING To ‘THAT IS, WHAT DOES A CATCHER To MAKE A FEW er \ ‘TALKING... PEOPLE WHO SAY To THE PITCHER? ADJUSTMENTS! DIED YEARS AND YEARS y » AGO BUT WHOSE voices 1 Or9s5 cma Seevice WiC noe us pat on “You don’t really need people if you have other interests.” a a By William ae THis CURIOUS WORLD "orewen : Hua, Sow THEM Sova oe Oe . HOCUS-POCUS THEY NEVER i = e ? DREAMED OF! TLL TEACH . : E 3 CORNERS, CEDARCREST, ‘i — ie THAT MOB T’TRICK THE JOKE PLAYED & : OOTHY SMITH!! ON SMOOTHY SMITH, - . “ = THE SLIPPERY \ P x : 2 one » ws CITY SLICKER, WAS JUST ONE MORE OF WINDY KUHN'S PRANKS, BUT SMOOTHY, LIKE AN ELEPHANT, THE SIZE OF THE UNITED STATES AND WELL, HOW Do Ya Uke ||WELL,WHY DON'TcHA NO GUY TALKS Ta ME LIKE THAT AN’ GITs x COULON'T GET XH’ “Wer'surT Ya BouskT || Pay EER IT? LISSEN! { OH away wtTH IT, SEEZ : : Sout HERE comes Se Surete aT OU2ZEMS? TH! GOSS TOLD ME Ta & ds es A SS, CRING EITHER TH’ suIT, > A | = SWELL, KIO, SWELLi| Er TH’ DOUGH, BACK To 7 = Gestsurt | || TH store, aN’ THeT's WHAT I' GONNA CO! AFTER HEN EGGS HAVE BEEN INCUBATED FOUR DAYS, THEY ARB EXAMINED AND THE UNFERTILE ONES ARE SENT TO MARKET. © 1936 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. AT THE MOVIES iCrooner Columbo in {Cantor in ‘Whoopee’ Paramount Feature Opening at Capitol Russ Columbo's in the movies now!! ‘The greatest names of stage and years ago, when the now fam- | screen combine in the widely-herald fous radio crooner lived in Los Angeles|ed production of “Whoopee”, the ‘and worked in his father's spaghetti|Samuel Goldwyn-Florenz Ziegfeld Parlor where many film stars and | musical riot which comes to the Cap- executives came to eat, Russ tried to ital theatre today. Its sponsors are get into the movies, but no one be-/ respectively the greatest pioneer of ieved in him. the motion picture in America and No one except Abe Lyman, then a the musical comedy king of the big shot in Hollywood music circles, | American stage. Its star, Eddie Can- ‘Abe predicted that Russ Columbo tor, is known wherever there are thea- ‘would make a star if given a chance | tres as a comic artist of genius. In fn the screen, but even that boosting |ts stage form, produced by Mr. Zeig- fwasn’t enough then. Now Russ Col- f¢ld in New York, with Cantor in the umbo is featured with Abe Lyman | lead, it ran over a year and a half. and his band, and other stars of stage | Included in its cast are Eleanor end screen in Walter Winchell’s story, | Hunt, the red-haired beauty | whom ”) ” jamue! iwyn cons! fs one oO! Broedway Thru ® Keyhole,” a 20th createst finds, Dorothy Knapp, famed i“most beautiful girl in the world.” Faul Gregory, $25,000 tenor, Ethel ‘' | Shutta, and famous Ziegfeld Where Russ attended Belmont high | Murlel Piney and Virginia Bruce. school during the day and studied the | Girector who is known as one of the Falling to crash the gates of Holly- ‘The stage ce of “Whopee” Russ went to New York, where! oae New York gasp by its lavish lio crooners were popular, but Russ | ft simran aa eect, ate ea tenora. | dene even its stage incarnation. Such In order to get his chance, Russ | internationally famous beauty spots agreed to go on the air for a month | 9 zion National Park furnished the Spat Pay. By the end of the first! backgrounds for the outdoor scenes. ved his broadcasting station had re-/ al) the technical brilliance of the ived 500 fan letters, and by the end | Goldwyn and Ziegfeld staffs com- the month they had mounted to | bined were used to make each detail 2,000. Russ quit counting letters and | breath-taking in loveliness. started counting dollars. (ee : cs eng e eRaR ORS A barrel of flour contains 196 Old Ironsides was launched in 1797.) pounds. FOR RENT One unfurnished apartment. City heat. Electric refrigerator. Electric stove. Fireproof building. Available at once. Rent reasonable. Inquire at the Bismarck Tribune Office WELL , DOGEOMIT --00 NOD _ WAVE ANY DER WRAT Sogre TWIHKS on, ont DID!!! cee woz! + DOWT WANT To AsK WER Acai