The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1934, Page 8

“No, I'm not hurt but the farmer had a very valuable cow—” l Tuis CURIOUS Worp "ws | ee AND ONE LARGE FEMALE MAY FURNISH CAVIAR, ANVASE NEPTUNE’S CUP, “LIk& SPONGE, WHICH GROWS TO A HEIGHT OF THREE FEGT. | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Eskimo’ Shows Life ‘Among Arctic Natives ‘The grandeur of the earth's white mantle of snow at the North Pole is shown in vistas that will stir film au- diences in “Eskimo,” great epic of the Arctic, filmed by Col. W. 8. Van Dyke for the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. The picture opens tomorrow at the Paramount theater. Great spectacles in the picture in- clude the caribou charge in which more than 4,000 of the horned beasts go on the rampage; walrus hunts in native boats are overturned men injured in attempts to es- knife-sharp tusks; natives hunt- whales in small boats; blizzards | icy hurricanes at temperatures that defied human life; polar bear unts and native spear-fishing. | Individual performances will long | remembered by audiences because | their utter simplicity. The play- actually live their roles before the camera and the spectator is never conscious that a story is being “acted.” Capt. Peter Freuchen’s thrilling story of life and love among the natives in this northernmost point inhabited by | John Barrymore Stars In ‘Long Lost Father’ ‘The screen ey an interesting prodigal parent in “Long Lost Fath- er,” RKO-Radio Picture, starring John Barrymore, in the Capitol thea- ter's new attraction with Helen Chan- dler and John Barrymore. G. B. Stern, popular author, wrote “Long Lost Father.” The story con- cerns the activities of the suave Carl Bellairs, who attempts to resume his parental duties to a grown daughter, after not seeing her for 20 years. When he does meet Lindsey Lane, his daughter, he only learns she hates him more than any other man on earth, for deserting her and her mother, when she was an infant. The “Long Lost Father” now has some unusual experiences when he starts to impress the daughter with his parental love. “Long Lost Father” was directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack. Dwight Taylor wrote the adaptation. Others in the cast are Alan Mowbray, E. E. Pr THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1984 SHE'S GONE! LITTLE NBLL HAR DISAPPEARED - jj RIGNY OUT OF o% Ui AND I OWE ALL OF MY SUCCESS To ONLY ONE THING... PLUCK , JUST A LOT OF PEOPLE IN SHADYSIDE THINK I'M A HARD MAN , BUT MOST OF THEM ARE JEALOUS OF MY SUCCESS IN BUSINESS...1M REALLY NOT AS BAD AS I'M PAINTED! ‘THE GUMPS— LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN | MER—= SEARCH THE LOOK ALL te MUST BE A UOKE= PERHAPS SHE'S HIDING: SOME PLACE = UMMRPH....WHY...ER... I'M DOING You A FAVOR, YOUNG MAN!. I COULD PuT YOU OUT OF YOUR HOME IN TWo DAYS, AND HERE I AM, OFFERING To BUY 1 S'POSE CUTTING DOWN J WAN! THE SIZE OF THE PAPER DOLLAR CAUSED IT TO BE WORTH LESS. Ka, wea, HAL Wars |W, PeTe OINKS OWED ME FIVE “W FUNMIEST THe || BUCKS AN! PatD ME BY CHECK— \'Ve ever HEARO! || AN! HAPPENED To Oule BOBBY SERVES HI RIGHT, |] DOWNS TH! SANE AMOUNT, SO t DEL! WELL, s! Lone! WHATS FUNKY, ABOUT That 2 JUST TURNEO TH’ CHECK OVER To STON) BuT TWE PAPER SAYS THAT THE DOLLAR WAS SHRUNK TO SIKTY CENTS! HOW OID tT GET bal ‘why ONLY SIXTY CENTS WAIT @ AINUTE! BOBBY DowNs OWED \ micosu! @ FIVER T DEL DOOLEY ON’ GAVE “TH CHEcK ] WHY TH DEL- “THEN DEL WAS INDESTED To PETE { SHOULD DINKS EER @ EIN GN! HANDED PETE'S OW { HE BEZ CHECK To HIM! Now PETES as soRE : @s Heck! : comedy-drama picturization of a WASH TUBBS YOUNG MAN, WHAT MAKES You THINK Tuat ) 2 DONT BELIEVE EVERYBODY Is “RY. ING To CHEAT ME. IT HAVENT MET ‘wort ) HATS “TH! EUNNY PaRT OF IT! PETE KNEW, IA TH FIRST PLACE, THAT HIS CHECK WAS NO Good! OW, TALK TOM fear THREE Pinte — See Clive, Reginald Sharland, Natalie Moorhead and Ferdinand Gottschalk. | ALLEY OOP TT WAS DINNY, TH' BUM, WHO CAUSED TH’ FUSS~ HE CAME, CHASING A sTRUTHIOM\MUS/ WE DIONT BOTHER ABOUT BONDS, TIED TIGHT, WHEN HE WANTED TQ BITE.