The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1934, Page 8

sthet aste in tune SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | VIOLETS 6 I OW THEY REMIND ME OF MILLIE'S LOVELY EYES FERENT TH! MS RROEH THE WSODe, THE LUIE= THE TRICKLING ‘Broo, WH! Ze atm. { 4 THAT Wikl BE Alt. FROM You= ( DAD, 1D LIKE To HAVE SOME SPENDING MONEY FOR A VACATION THIS SUMMER...WHAT DO You THINK OF THE IDEA OF MY GETTING OH, I'D PROBABLY GET THINGS SO MIXED UP, ON MY FIRST DAY, THAT ‘THEY COULON'T AFFORD SON,IM AFRAID IF,‘You WANT*A JOB, YOULL HAVE To SHOW A LITTLE AMBITION... HOLDING A JoB IS TWICE AS HARD AS GETTING WELL, I WOULDN'T MIND WORKING IN A FLORIST SHoP,6o1 ft GOULD HELP Pick HAVE You ANY IDEA WHAT YouD LIKE 1 JUST BEEN DOWN TO THE JAIL, THAT'S NICE OF YOU AND YOU SUPE GAVE THAT YEGG AN AWFUL BEATING, EMMIE. HE'S ig ME — BLACK AND BLUE ALL OVER Qr084 WEA SERVE INC. REG.US PAT. OFF. “Would you gentlemen caré to join us in a little card game?” | THis CURIOUS WORLD uswen | THE YANKS ORE COMING — Lookea “THAT! )wHy, ( Had] [TH’ SIGN ON YER COCR. {HE YONKS ORE COMING ! & Ya BIT my 7 SAYS You're @& S FINGER | i! peutert Was NAMED NANY YEARS AFTER ITHAD DISAPPEARED INTO THE EARTH. CRATER LAKE, IN SOUTHERN OREGON, NOW RESTS WHERE ONCE TOWERED THIS MIGHTY MOUNTAIN PEAK. (he Bennett’s First For 20th Century “Moulin Rouge,” the romantic mus- Seal, starring Constance Bennett in her first appearance for Joseph M. S&chenck’s’ and Darryl Zanuck’s 20th Century Pictures, a United Artists release, comes to the Paramount ‘Theatre tomosrow for three days. Its story, based on a French stage success of the same name, will serve to introduce Miss Bennett in her first dual role, and as a singer of songs especially written for her by Harry ‘Warren and Al Dubin, who composed the memorable hits in ‘42nd Street,” “Gold Diggers of 1933” and “Roman Scandals.” her is a cast which includes Franchot Tone; Tullio Car- minati, stage star of “Strictly Dis- honorable;” Helen Westley, one of the founders of the New York Thea- tre Guild, and a star in many of its) productions; Andrew Tombes and Russ Brown, comedians in numerous New York stage shows. The Boswell Sisters and Russ Col- THE ART OF SMOKING WAS TERMED | AT THE MOVIES | ‘As Earth Turns’ Is Epic of Rugged Life Gladys Hasty Carroll’s Best Selling Novel Is at Last Brought to the Screen One of the most remarkable pro- ductions that has come from Holly- wood in many a long day was shown for the first time locally at the Capi- tol theater Saturday when “As the Earth Turns” was unfolded on the screen, The picture is a tribute to the Warner Bros, genius in seizing upoi epochal themes of such bigness and importance as to make them doubly interesting and entertaining. It is destined to go down in screen history {with the “Cimarrons,” the “Silver Dollars” and the “Show Boats” of the cinema. For there is no question about Gladys Hasty Carroll’s saga of New England rural life, while a work of fiction, being a masterpiece in its \colorful and realistic presentation of | @ slice of real life. Ernest Pascal, himself an author |f note, has caught the elusive spirit and rare quality of the story in his screen dramatization as has also Alfred E. Green in his superb direc- tion, and the players in their masterly characterizations. The picture has sings| adhered so faithfully to the original who originated the Roxy- @ttes in Radio City Music Hall, ap- that its popularity would seem to be assured if one can judge by the rec- ord of the book which has broken all Precedents as a best seller. While the story deals with the homely events in the every day life of a group of farm folks the picture paints these characters with such glowing colors and with so much of | realism that they are not actors strut- SHHHH! DONT MOVE! DON'T EVEN BAT YOUR EYES / Gye ‘THEIR HORSES INA THICKET, THEY AP~ PROACH ‘THE MOUSE CAUTIOUSLY. A DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT: SH-H-HE SOMEBODY'S