The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1934 TD LIKE To SNEAK WOTSA IDEA OF THose UF ‘ ALOOK’AT THEIR GUYS HIGH-HATTIN' ALL = Pay US GUYS THE WAY ry. THEY ARE P You MEAN HAT : i AWAY... THEY DONT HISTO: DETECTOR? SAY, HIGH-POWERED { WANT ANYONE To perfec clas) ee SEE IT TILL ITS i 4 FINISHED! NS ! ‘HEY AINT HIGH-HATTIN' US, CRASH... THEY JUST WANTA BE ALONE TILL THEY GET THEIR INVENTION WORKED OUT! ROUND--THAT MEANS { YOUR NOSE WILL THANE A LOT OF PROBABLY BE FLAT...AN' THATLL ‘OU MEAN THAT WINDY HAD THE. NERVE TO PLAY A TRICK LIKE THAT ON A STRANGER? WHY, T 1 THINK THAT'S LOW-DOWN MEAN: i\ NO-WHAT T WANT IS SOME SORT OF A LOCAL SET-UP! SOMETHING THATLL ENABLE ME To CLEAN AND PRESS 'EM! LET ME THINK! THE CITY. HAS BEEN ‘ “Well, I should have it in the mail any day now. I'm work- pact tihdl ing on the last two chapters.” | Tis Curious Wortp ®t" Naw, THAT aiw'T (Tht ooT @ HEeRT! WHY, "| WOULDN'T SEND @ HOUND OUT IN “WIS WeatHER! Looka THAT! RIGHT DOWN To TH’ ZERO mark | TUMPW' TuMBos! IF || WaIT @ MINUTE, sam! Hay Thermometer || cer “TH COLLECTIN’ KEEPS GOIN’ DOWN, 1/.C'DAN | You'Re STICKIN’ NTS GONNA GO ELOoey.|| RIGHT MERE 08 tH NY Ye VL. THE TREACHERY OF POISON BEING SLIPPED Wilt __ "INTO ONE OF THE GLASSES, IT BECAME A CUSTOM. FOR THE FIGHTERS TO TOUCH THE GLASSES ANO POUR THE WINE. FROM ONE TO THE OTHER. BAW! THATS ALL You YounesTERS 4 OF ‘TODRY THINK ABOUT == 1M quire sure You CANT ,eor 1 INTEND TO SUBSECT MYSELF. ‘YO WOIGESTION, AT THE MOVIES Girl Beauties Galore (Triangle Features In Capitol’s Picture Kay Francis Film One of the strangest stories of a triangular love affair is told in the ‘Warner Bros. picture “Mary Stevens * M.D.,” which comes to the Paramount ‘Theatre on Thursday. The triangle fmvolves Kay Francis, the star, Lyle Walbot and Thelma Todd. A boy and a girl, playmates from childhood, study medical surgery to- gether, pass their apprenticeship as dnternes in the same hospital and set up practice in adjoining offices, their friendship ripening into love. The ambition of the man, however, Sees an opportunity in a marriage with the daughter of a powerful iticlan. So the childhood sweet- art steps aside, although she con- tinues to watch over the man she loves with a mothering instinct. It is not until the man gets en- tangled in domestic scandal and fin- ancial entanglements that cause his indictment, that she goes to him and gives him her love. : Kay Fancis is said to give a strong performance as the woman doctor ‘whose love for “her man” is enduring “Whoopee,” which came to the Capitol theatre last night, is one of those pictures which give the public its money's worth in almost any di- rection you want to think of. Hilar- ious comedy from such experts as Ed- die Cantor, the star, and Ethel Shut- ta, tuneful songs of every variety, beautiful girls galore as only Ziegfeld can pick them, an affecting love-story, and a general air of satisfying lavish- ness make it a picture in a million, Samuel Goldwyn has here shown that the talking color screen can out- do the stage whenever it wants to 0000 *\_/ ani YOU VA GIGOLO — YA HAD 10 BE AROUND TA KETCH TH!" SCALY-HIDED. UZARD! AR-RGGH! 1'0 LIKE TO WRING YER NECKS