The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1934, Page 10

EVERYWHERE —— — [ SIDE GLANCES - - - By Geor WELL IT'S HIS BUSINESS, MN= W'S SAD SO Lose HIM- BUT IF UNCLE BIM MATRIMONY = + ITS LIKE A BESIEGED CiTy= THOSE WHO ARE IN IT WANT To GRY OUT= REMEMBER, NOW... IF THAT MONEY ISNT PAID BY JHE 15%, OUT You Go, MRS. COOK ‘YOU'RE AN EXTRAVAGANT WOMAN, MRS. COOK... PUTTING ALL YouR MONEY IN SUCH ToM-FOOLERY 2S THAT INVENTION SYLVESTER'S INVENTION IS THAT WEODING MARCH [S$ GOING TO SOUND ME= AND WHE! J SINGS, ss OR UNE oe BE ABLE yo HEAR’ eae HATS THE DAY THE BiG KES PLACE= WHEN ACOUPLE OF WANDERING SATELLITES Pas eg > OBS: O} seaman one FORTY Fil MAGNITUDE FROM OUR VIEW FOREVER= AND, IF YOU HADN'T GIVEN HIM MONEY To USE ON HIS INVENTION, You'D BE ABLE ‘To MEET TWE NEXT PAYMENT ON YouR I WOULON'T BE MUCH OF A MOTHER, IF I DIDN'T HAVE “He will just have to wait. I can’t find my eyelashes.” | Tis Curious WortD or 00 NOT LOOK FOR NEW STARS BY STAR-GAZING, BUT BY STUDYING PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE HEAVENS. | AT THE MOVIES | A_NEWLY- HATCHED BIRD WEIGHS ONLY ABOUT 7TWO- THIRDS AS MUCH AS THE FRESH LAID EGO/ ‘New Type Love Team Played by Muni and Farrell in New Film ‘Two of the most sophisticated and | hardest-bolled lovers the screen has ever revealed appear in the leading character roles of the Warner Bros. Picture “Hi, Nellie!” to the Capitol | ‘Theatre on Thursday. The screen lovers are Paul Muni and Glenda Farrell. Muni is the managing editor of a New York news- Paper and Glenda is his star woman zeporter whom he sentences to work on the lovelorh column because she hhas fallen down on a story. ‘This bitter pill turns love to hatred, but when the girl is relieved of her heart throbs work and the managing editor is ordered to take up her task by the publisher, hatred turns into de- moniacal glee. How Muni works out his bitter prob- Jem and love is rekindled under a flow of the most biting sarcasm and cutting repartee two young lovers ever indulged in, forms one of the most unusual of the “angles” in “Hi, Nellie!” The story deals with the fast and furious action in connection with the uncovering and printing of sensation- a! stories in the daily news columns, and brings many of newspaperdom's humorous sides to the fore. Muni and Miss Farrell are seen to- gether for the second time in “Hi, Nel- del” They appeared together in Am # Pugitive from a Chain Gang,’ qagt year. Others in the cast include Ned Sparks, Robert Barrat, Kathryn Ser- gava, Hobart Cavanaugh and Harold Huber, Mervyn LeRoy directed. Instead of trying to gas a large i | Swell Comedy Laugh Loaded Screen Fare US A FORTUNE! GOING To MAKE bY 1F 1 PUTIN $1000, 1 MaKe 3000-AND MAYBE. $500 Ue oor $2000, THAT'D BE $10,000 PROFIT,AND WF 1 PUT UP, $' SITE.AND THEN SELLING 5,000--SAY! EN'RY TIME | LOOK AT THaT KEG, 1 GET MAD ALL OVER AGAIN, AT TH CUMS STUNT | YA PULLED ON me! TAKE IT ANDO By BLOSSER AND, IF THE CITY DIDNT WANT To BUY THIS PLACE For A DEPOT SITE, You WOULDNT BE A BIT INTERESTED IN TAKING IT BACK! Now, MR. SCUTTLE, YoU MAY Go, AND IF You EVER SEE WELCOME’ WRITTEN’ ON OUR DOORMAT, You CAN:REST ASSURED ITS A MISTAKE! THAT'S MY PROBLEM, MR. LIKE A BAD PENNY! FMaTS Your worry — BUT WHY DONTTHA SELLS 10EA, Goss! scram! \T AN! ot YER MONEY § Thanks “Jimmy and Sally,” the Paramount | Theatre's offering which opens to- morrow, is wholeheartedly recom- mended by this department. In fact we believe that this Fox comedy ro- | Mance with music is one of the ablest of the season and thoroughly suited to Jimmy Dunn’s style. Also, we are jof the opinion that his new film sweetheart, Claire Trevor, also por- trays an interesting characterization. Jimmy, cast as a high pressure press agent, is so sold on himself that he neglects his girl friend. She hap- pens to be smarter than he believes her to be and as a result he gets more than one surprise. On more than one occasion she gives him pointers which help to build up his ego. When Jimmy. falls for his boss’ sweetheart, a dancer with the lead- ing night club, he starts something which he had not reckoned for. As @ result some of the big shots of gangland toss him around. This is enough to make the sourest individual in town how! with laughter. And when he sings “It’s The Irish In Me” one realizes that he reveals another talent heretofore hidden from screen audiences. The song was writ- ten by Sidney Clare while Jay Gor- ney wrote the music. This pair is responsible for some big hits and we believe that their efforts in “Jim- my And Sally” are among their best. ‘The supporting cast is composed of @ number of able troupers whose skillful efforts are worthy of men- tion: Harvey Stephens, Lya Lys, Jed Prouty, Gloria Roy, Alma Lloyd and flock of starlings out of the Capitol! John Arledge. James Tinling clever- ‘building at Washington, wouldn't it be a better idea to wipe out the swarm of infesting the ? America never will. become a truly musical country until the so-called/ common people take it into their hhearts.—Walter Damrosch. 7 ly ghee this yet aa the screen Play by Paul Schof! Marguer- ite Roberts and the dialogue by Wil- liam Conselman. The average American, says the internal revenue bureau, last year drank nearly a pint of legal liquor. | Bat De Soe aume on bootieg. Heavens! woot LOOK at au THE WES THAT THE BONS HANNE. BROUGHT BOOTS | YoU MIGHT AS. WELL DISPOSE OF MOST OF THEM, OPAL! THEN’LA. ONLY GO TO WASTE , HERE WY, BRIOHT EVES! TELL TH QUEEN THAT HERE COMES LOVE iM LOCKING MEQUIGGLE IN HIS ROOM TO MAKE Sul ERE'S ALLEY OOP NO SPOOKY BUSINESS “TONIGHT, , NOT |] GUT Ven KOPIN! To, AS SOON AS los SELL, /YAT-|| SOME CUSTOMERS come IN! By MARTIN MEBBE AR KIN HEP YO OLT—AR HAS A DAN- OL’ BUNCH OF POSIES ARIAL LET YO MANE CHEAP, A MIXED BOUQUET OF EVERY- THING FO TWO BITS, A MEDLEY OF ALL KWDS OF CANDY FO A DIME A BOX TWO BOOKS AT HALE PRICE JAN SOME STALE WOTCHAMCALLITS ,AW'LL TAROW IN FREE JEVER HEAR THIS ONE 2 AIT AN WIKE WERE DOWN INA BIG HOLE AN' IT CAVED IN ON 'EM ~ATT ESCAPED. BUT WIKE WAS CAUGHT