The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1934, Page 8

HOW PERFECTL' YES = IT SHOULD BE WeATH EN THRILLING? ANS. A SPLENDID TRIP= y ‘ ‘ a ADVENTUROUS ae > BUT IT HAS ITS RAN “TRAVEL. | ALL SOUND > DISAOVANTAGES — ' COULD wusT ERY. AND | ‘OF EV WOULON'T | ( THE ATLAATIC 1% VERY BON ‘! WORLD IMPOSE MY ROVGH AT THiS TIME OF V WERE Goins | FRO ON A PAIR OF pis) tines AND IT GETS ALONG. y wer FULLY HOT IN ‘THE 4) p BUT OH, MR NEAR EAST = [ SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS T AINT GONNA TELL You WHY, SYLVESTER, | Cook, BUT I'M GONNA TAKE You DOWN A y ae Whose PARENTS NAME | COUPLA NOTCHES... You BIG SISSY... YER y é HIM “SYLVESTER” HAS. \WEARIN’ GLASSES 1S THE ONLY : " A 5 TO KNOW How THING THAT'S KEEPIN’ ME bas red FoR x . : f FROM SOCKIN' You !! mech MINUTE LISTEN. BRAINY, GET INTO _\ WHAT DO YOU NOUR COAT AND EAR-MUFFS! XOU AND 1 ARE GONG TO TAKE A LITTLE mDeE! “I don’t know—I just don’t seem to enjoy anything anymore.” ED) 4 | Tis Curious WORLD "tu (7) IS : me SALESMAN SAM {TS @ G00 THING | KEPT SAMIN ][WOUW!aLmost _ WHAT! YOU STILLUERE, ) WELL, \ HAVEN'T GEEN @N' 1 HAD No Wey OF “TELLIN’ FROM COLLECTIN' CILLA Dey — TH |] MiONIeHTL VILL SAME WHATS TH’ BLS / COIN! ANYTHING ALL See Sees a WAY HE KEEPS “Mack OF THINGS, 3 GIRLS IN ITLL “TAKE mE HOURS AN’ HOURS ‘TO ‘Tomorrow! FIND OUT WHAT He's COLLECTED AN! THEIR. NINTH WHAT HE HASN'T,SO FAR! @ TO FOURTEENTH YEAR ARE USUALLY 3 TALLER THAN § Boys OF r THIS FISH IS CALLED A CROCUS; IN LOUISIANA ITIS CALLED A GASPERGOU FELL en! IN THE GREAT LAKES IT IS wt WAL. MRS.TUTT SUL You « KNOWN AS THE SHEEPSHEAD, 0 THATS AMONG OTR TINGS ,1 REND »STODY, ANO SOME PEOPLE CALL ITA EXPERIMENT sAPPLN MYSELF EVERY SINGS MINOTE — THEN, td THE C ROOMS JEACH DAY, I TELL THE ISTUOENNS ALL THAT 3 KNOW | | AT THE MOVIES | Capitol Picture Will |Great Cast Appears . Feature Golden Voice; In Paramount’s Film| wasn ruses Movie-goers all over the United) np, heard Plates are asking “Who is this boy! parked rig pe oan with the golden voice who is singing oy. ania -as the mom, fn ‘Be Mine Tonight’?” This city is|P*markable achievement yet attempt- fo exception. The crowds walking out| ed by Hollywood producers will have of the Capitol theater this week are) its first showing at the Paramount asking, “Who is this handsome) theater starting today following its fhero who sings so marvelously? Where| triumphant long run at the Astor has he been all this time? Why| theater in New York City and its spe- Baven’t we heard him before?” cial engagements in principal cities All right, let’s clear up the mystery. | throughout the country. * It is “Dinner at Eight,” the pho- . |toplay version of the George 8. Kauf- man-Edna Ferber stage success which ran on Broadway for more than a year and was subsequently purchased oy the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film F . He may owe some of his cos- | studios at a price which ran well into mopolitan appearance, and he cer-/five figures. At the same time of its " tainly owes his facility in languages, | purchase vf the play rights, Metro to the fact that he has traveled, lived, | executives intimated that the camera version of “Dinner at Eight” would be .| Something in the nature of the ex- traordinary with a cast which would .| dwarf any comparisons. of| One glance at the amazing lineup of stars in this picture indicates that NOW, WHERE DID THAT DINOSAUR -IMITATING h FOOZY GO ?3/- Cx