The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1934, Page 10

THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1984 THE GUMPS—DO YOUR DUTY He's OUR UNCLE ISN'T HE? THE BISMARCK TRIB! THAT'S WHAT | SAY= (T'S ROBBERY= IF MRS. DI Ma S AND BLONG cue ARIE Rn THAT LAWSUIT AND GET $10,000,000 oe ane BIM MS a LE Ree. U § Pat OF; Copyright, tN She Cheats Tene: SMOKE... AND COMING FROM AN OIL WELL! FROM AN UNDERGROUND PIPE THAT HAS A HOLE IN IT...NOW SOMEONE 1S RUNNING SMOKE “THROUGH a By William Ferguson Tis Curious Wort Dor ney de eteh fA THE TRUCK, ‘HE POSSE SURROUNDS A CLUMP OF TREES AND PREPARES ‘To CLOSE IN ON THE ESCAPED CONVICT SSE EERE. F A RARE SENSE OF HUMOR! OH, \ Was PassiN’ BY Las’ NIGHT \Ha,Hal ULUsey (Tc @NO | HEARD TH’ ScRAP YoU. Was! AN’ WHEN WERE HANIN' LOITH “TH’ MIssUS- ) SHE UP aN! THROWS FUNNIEST THING | EVER HEARD! ) TH’ CLEAVER. AT ME: SALESMAN SAM WELL, | SEETH WieE EMALLY WON \ eau! BUT HOW OUT, AN’ GoT Ya “To HELP HER WITH } come You KNOW TH’ SPRING- HOUSE CLEANIN’, Jake! “ARCTURUS, cote ween “THE STAR USED IN THE 1935 CENTURY OF PROGRESS CEREMONIES, CAN ®E SEEN FROM EVERY PORTION OF THE EARTH, EXCEPT THE INTERIOR OF THE ANTARCTIC CIRCLE. © 1936 BY WEA SERVICE, inc. -/2 WN BURROWING THROUGH THE EARTH, — | AT “THE MOVIES | Colbert and Gable |Sidney, March Teamed Teamed at Capitol; Again in ‘Good Dame’ Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable, ‘tou me by, va. .¢ tio 4 ide dex tre ‘Sel t Be JM ‘Tay AL dir 3 pre der 8to dire BE oa L. Hal c der den eure G ow 6he F den M. no g Pr Three years ago, two newcomers to two of Hollywood's most popular stars,| Hollywood thrilled movie audiences are teamed together for the first! time in the Columbia production, “It! ‘Happened One Night,” which is com-/ ing to the Capitol theater | Gable sky-rocketed to fame a couple of years ago following his appear-| ance with Norma Shearer in “A Free Soul,” and overnight became the most Popular male star on the screen. ‘Thousands upon thousands of fan letters poured into the studios, and, as a result, he was given roles with| many of the most famous female stars on the screen. He appeared with Shearer again in! “Strange Interlude,” and with Joan| by their portrayals in the Paramount picture, “Merrily We Go to Hell.” Today, those same two players, Sylvia Sidney and Fredric March, now first-line stars in their own right, are being co-starred in another Para- mount dramatic romance. It’s “Good Dame,” produced by B. P. Schulberg, jand it is showing today and Friday at the Paramount theater. It's a story written by William Lipman, who also wrote the screen play, and the picture was directed by Marion Gering, who has guided Sylvia Sidney through nearly all her ‘Crawford in “Dance, Fools, Dance,” successful pictures. “Possessed,” and most recently in| “Dancing Lady.” He was co-starred; ‘with Jean Harlow in “Red Dust” and| in “Hold Your Man,” -with Helen Hayes in “White Sister” and with Greta Garbo in “Susan Lenox.” Miss Colbert's stardom and popuar-| is based upon her marvelous work) such productions as “Sign of the! ” “The Torch Moon,” “I Cover the Water- and “The Smiling Lieutenant” now equal to that of the top- feminine stars of the Cinema with Gable furnishing for the feminine movie- with Miss Colbert's well popularity with the male sex, 5g EERE BEET nll i combinations of years. » “It Happened One if i it production, “Lady for a i ala & 2 Fy g g current year. . i i : ” “Three | ed. directed by Frank Capra, | Miss Sidney plays the part of Lil- lie Taylor, stranded chorus girl, who is forced to join a carnival company in order to earn money enough to get out of town. Her money has been stolen by a confederate of Fredric March, gam- bler, grifter, wise-guy and “bad” boy, especially where women are concern- Naturally, these two—the “good” dame and the “bad” boy meet. The “bad” boy has always walked out on all his dames, from coast to coast, and he walks out on this one, too. But he turns around, prompted by love, and walks right smack into her arms. |. What love does to this couple makes form one of the most) very amusing and entertaining pic- ture. Jack LaRue, Noel Frances, Kath- leen Burke, Bradley Page and Wil- lam Farnum make up the supporting one of the|cast. WASH TUBBS CAN WASH AND EASY HANE DICKED UP ‘TRAIL AND STARTED OUT.