The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1934, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1984 THE GUMPS—THOSE WEDDING BELLS SHALL NOT RING OUT— CATCH YHAT MAN! ARREST HIM!, q ‘T WOMAN IS MY HA LAWFUL WIFE! AND THIS. THAT IS A FALREHOOD! THIS MAN Z CALLED ON THOSE KIDS ' AND TRIED To FRIGHTEN mili MDa ‘EM... BUT THEY Don'T scare || TRY! 1 COULD FIND ABIT! THEY AINT A WAY, IF I LOOKED WELL... THEN GO AHEAD AND Bo IT...YouU CERTAINLY Look THE PART! 1 AIN'T IN FAVOR OF PEST- ERING KIDS, ANYWAY....TM GONNA I'VE ALREADY PAID You $5 For MAKING THose KIDS LAY OFF THAT IN- « VENTION OF THEIRS... 2 LISTEN! IF I SPENT ALL DAY EXPLAIN: ING ~— AND DREW PICTURES To ILLUSTRATE IT-YQU STILL WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND... YOURE Too HARD “T'm afraid we won’t need you after all. Dr. Craig says it is just a scratch.” oe TH | Tuts Curious WORLD "aust 9% ENGLAND, MADE_THE KILLING OF A FALCON ACRIME PUNISHABLE OY QEATH/ iE BIROS WERE VALUED FOR THEIR USE IN THE SPORT OF HAWKING ... BRINGING DOWN BIRDS ON THE WING / FERTILIZATION I$ THE DECIDING FACTOR IN WHETHER AN EGG PRODUCES A MALE OR A FEMALE, AND FOOD DETERMINES WHETHER THE EGG PRODUCES A QUEEN OR A STERILE WORKER. IS A BETTER MOUSE THAN A C47/ | AT THE MOVIES | ‘The Last Round-Up’ | Packs Western Spirit; | Famous Song Thrills ‘The daring border legion rides out | of the thrilling "70s yesterday, onto; the screen of the Paramount theater, | to live again in Paramount's “The| Zast Round-Up” those dangerous; days of the West when the majority of adventurers took gold from the ground and the minority took it away, from them. | “The Last Round-Up” struck a new tone in outdoor romances with the first enactment and screen recording | of the famous cowboy lament that is/ sweeping the nation via stage and) zadio, | Everything expected of an outdoor rapid-fire drama is embraced in the) ecreening of this Zane Grey novel,} *The Border Legion.” Randolph Scott, portraying the hero Tole of Jim Cleve, the hardy son of the West who inadvertently finds himself a member of the outlaw band, ‘wins his right to future stardom. Barbara Fritchie, making her pic- ture debut in “The Last Round-Up,’ is revealed as a new type of realistic ‘ecreen femininity. She turns in an excellent enactment of the difficult role assigned her as Joan Randall—_ the girl over whom the Legion fights end two men lose their lives. Monte Blue returns to the screen as a virile outdoor figure—as Kells, the fast-shooting, two-fisted ruler of the Legion. Fred Kohler, as Sam Gulden, in- Jects his famous variety of menace into the Legion, while Fuzzy Knight, in the role of Bunko McGee, is a sure-fire laugh-starter as well as a sympathetic rogue on his “last round-up” ride. Other outstanding cast members are Richard Carle, Barton MacLane, Chsrles B. Middleton, Frank Rice, Dick Rush, “Buck” Connor and*Bob Miles. “The Last Round-Up” opens with @ terrific gun fight in which the Bor- der Legion is driven from California. 5 Palisade Glacier, in Inyo County, Calif, is 7 miles long, 1% miles wide ‘and about 750 feet deep, and is the Musical Extravaganza In ‘Flying Down to Rio’ Breath-Taking Aerial Spectacle With 200 Girla Dancing on Biplane Wings, Comes With Dolores Del Rilo, Gene Raymond, Paul Roulien, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire Starts tomorrow at the Capitol theatre. y Behold now a new style of spectac- ular musical motion pictures launch- ed in Hollywood. Bristling with nov- elties, glamor and lavishness, stud- ded with brilliant all-star performers, set in a new, exotic locale, and en- livened by 200 dancing girls picked from ® roster of 10,000 candidates, RKO-Radio Pitcures’ musical “Fly- ing Down to Rio” hits a new high peak in entertainment with a basic innovation of an extravaganza enact- ed in midair on high powered bi- planes, This elaborate show demonstrates just what can be done when a bril- liant idea is carried through from in- ception to product. “Flying Down to Rio,” comes as the first aerial musical show ever staged, was conceived and produced by Lou Brock. Nineteen years ago, in 1914, the idea for the picture was born, when aviation was in its infancy, compara- tively, and talking pictures were un- dreamed of. Brock was in Rio de Janeiro at the time, supervising the introduction of motion pictures. Im- Pressed with the cxotic beauty of the Brazilian capital he determined some |day to make a movie there, exploiting Rio's romance, architecture, scenic beauty, novel music and dances. Through the years the original idea |gtew and took definite form as avia- tion progressed and pictures improv- ed, until finally, early in 1933 the in- spiration assumed definite, tangible form as an aerial movie musical, and Production was begun on an elaborate scale, with preliminary scenes taken at Rio de Janeiro itself. The first paid “Marconigram” was dispatched by Lord Kelvin while vis- iting Senator Marconi’s experimental ieee station at Needles, Isle of Wight. 4 million tons of coal are used every year by the Gas Light and }Coke Co., which has provided London with gas for over a century. Only two former vice presidents are now living. Three states did not join the Union until the present century, THAT KIND, MR, Hl, SMOOTHY! HAVE YOU HADYOUR BIG MOMENT WITH WANDY KUUN ? WELL, BRAINY, ALL THE HICKS FIRST 1 PUT WISE THAT HE WAS SUPPOSED TO LET THEM WW ON MY SCHEME To BUY tay, SAM! HERES THaT HaRD-GoILED BILL COLLECTR AFTER Ya AGAIN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES \F THAT BOZO CATCHES ME, I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO WARN PAPA GUZ THAT TH’ REVOLUTIONISTS HAVE “THEY'RE CUSSIN’ HIM, NOW, BECAUSE WE DIDN'T LET THEM IN ON A GOOD THING, BUT WHEN THEY GET WISE THAT, INSTEAD OF WINDY CLEANING UP, HE'S BEEN CLEANED OF EVERY NICKEL HE'S PUT INTO \T, THERE'LL BE A LAUGH WORTH TRAVELIN’ PLACES WELL, TLL TELL YE, WAVE “OU BEEN ALL] EMMIE-YOU'VE ALWAYS AND A BIG MOTOR CAR-- THEY'RE Yours! Ha, Hal pere an'T acuy| IN O1S ‘DUMP WOTS BIG ENOUGH TA Gwe ME BOILED! IM JUST QUITTIN™AN" THATS FINAL HERE! TRY @ sample TUGE OF OUR DENTAL GOOD PASTE IN TH MOUTH! = WOOTIETOOT ISN’T SO DUMB! . OW, YES THERE, (5, SWEETHEART! | 2 90~TMATS way IM GOW’ OVER TO TH’ ORUGSTORE ++ S0 T Caw TA TO YOR ‘TA-TA, BIG FELLA? (LL BE SEEING VA SOMETIME.—