The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1934, Page 8

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AGAINST EACH OTHER IN AN ARENA CURLEN'S GARAGE, : AT JUAREZ, MEXICO, AND BRAINY GUS TO SETTLE A DISPUTE STEPPED FORTH, OVER THEIR FIGHTING ff LOOKING LIKE ABILITY... AMILLION IN HIS HIGH HAT AND SIDE BURNS, THE MOB WAS THERE, AND ALL ATTENTION | REQ. U.S. PAT. OFF., © 1996 BY NEA BERVICE, INC. WEB -Coaane SALESMAN SAM THE BULL NEVER HAD (iLL BET YER BossiLL \ YEAH, AN’ : zZ , A CHANCE / THE BUFFALO Be suRPRISED eo vu BE Sur G \ ao STOPPED w \ TOSSED HIM HIGH INTO _. YA WALK iss WITH NSED, (I % D R some. THE AIR, AND FINISHED “2: “ar KEG 0! suos! 7 PRETZELS! HIM OFF IN A FEW SECON KISSING FISH, FROM JANA, LIVE IN THE N.Y. CITY AQUARIUM, LAKE OF THE WOODS COUNTY, IN MINNESOTA, IS NEARER THE NORTH POLE THAN ANY OTHER, PLACE IN THE U.S. A PART OF THE COUNTY CANNOT BE REACHED BY LAND WITHOUT GOING THROUGH CANADA, qi ©1996 BY NEA SERVICE, Mic. | ___ AT ‘THE MOVIES WHAT BABE WOULD LIKE! ‘Cradle Song’ Brings | ‘Horse Play’ Coming WELL, Word ROAST LONG VAAND DUCKLING , TURKEY D : . ‘A COMBINATION SALAD STRAWBERRY Bur, TM OW A DIET New Star to Pictures | To i Se Ee WIG WROMET BEEF FRENCH FRIED , PARFAIT ,CHERRY PIE,ANGEL FooD So SIL Ws’ WANE A ff | Capitol Theater i FE 4 MASHED NSCALIOPED SPUDS ,BROCCOL, CAKE A'LA MODE PRONE WHIP, ORANGE |] HAM SANDWICH In Her First U. S. Film| ae Variety of settings add to the spicy “Cradle Song,” which introduces) #tlon of “Horse Play,” Universal's Dorothea Wieck, Paramount's newest | Newest comedy hit, co-starring Slim continental star, to American audi-| Summerville and Andy Devine, com- ence storing tonight at the Para-' ing Saturday to the Capitol theater. The picture is from the stage play| The early sequences of the picture of the same name by the noted Span- depict western ranch life, on the ish author, G. M. Martinez Sierra,; Montana plains, reproduction of and the screen adaptation was made | Which is said to do justice to what by Marc Connelly, American play-/!5 still regarded as the colorful “wild wright known for the sensational’ West. Stage success, “The Green Pastures.” In direct contrast to the rolling, The play, “Cradle Song,” has been Cactus studded reaches of this section produced in every civilized country of Of America, the story is swept, in the world and is a stand-by of; logical and hilarious manner to the dramatic stocx companies. Paramount | throbbing hubbub of ancient London bought it in 1921 but held back pro-| Where Slim and Andy, precipitated duction until they could find an act-| by sudden wealth, determinedly start ress capable of carrying the principal the search for the girl of Slim's role, that of Joanna. The perform-| creams. hid happens as the locale ance of Dorothea Wieck in “Maed- 5! rom the interior of the fash- RE. chen in Uniform” clearly stamped ionable Ritz-Savory in London to the SIR, NER? Mint Gust ABOUT was we eer Geen rages her as the one person for the role,| bleak castle and country estate of an IR. MEQUIGG! MORE EVIDENCE, ad ‘and she was signed by Paramount. austere English noblewoman ts a riot ‘The story is a moving tale of fru-| Of amusing episodes and a kaleidos- strated mother love behind convent/|copic revue of the American and ‘walls, Dorthea Wieck, as Joanna, | English countrysides on the part of enters the convent at the age of 18, the set designer. leaving behind several small brothers) |The cast includes Leila Hyams, as and sisters whom she has raised. Her | the feminine lead, Lucille Lund, the need for motherhood is almost mir-| “All American Girl,” May Beatty, aculously granted when a baby is left | Una O'Connor, Ferdinand Gottschalk on the convent doorstep. She is per- | and David Torrence. mitted to raise the child, and the mother love she would have lavished | It should not be forgotten that the ‘on her own children, she expends on|empire of Japan exists in the Far the foundling. East as much as does the United | States on the American continent.— Now Hollywood is thinking of mak- | Eiji Amau, spokesman for the Ja- mg movies of some of Shakespeare's | panese foreign office. plays. But not before the directors | ‘will want to improve on the titles | Tilden is the best tennis player 1 and some of the lines. ; ever have seen. He is master of shots ee eee | 8nd can make his head save his heels. ‘We can become strong again only |—Mrs. Helen Wills Moody. 4f we honor our past—German Vice Chancellor Von Pa RSPARAGUS , CAULIFLOWER , LIMA BEANS] 9 SW SPINACH \CE , CUSTARD. CARAMEL SUNDAE, ANOTHER PIECE OF CHERRY PIE, COOKIES N'COFFEE ALLEY OOP IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY! WELL - G'BV , SWEETUMS! I'M OFF TO CORRAL ALLEY OOP'S DINOSAUR FOR YUH! AND,WHILE IM AT IT, FOOZY AN’ PUT IM WHERE HE The STATUE OF LIBERTY is 306. feet, 6 inches high. HAMP- ON ROADS was the scene of the battle between the MONI. TOR and the MERRIMAC. The BRITISH defeated the SPAN- 18H ARMADA in 1588