The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1934 J look like sisters?” THis Curious Wortp @nem THUNDER. SOMETIMES OCCURS WHEN THERE ARE NO CLOUDS IN THE 3 ihe BLACKFEET INDIANS OF A FEW GENERATIONS AGO RAN FOOT-RACES SEVERAL HUNDRED MILES IN LENGTH, WITHOUT STOPPING? A FAVORITE RUN WAS FROM WHAT IS NOW GLEICHEN, ALBERTA, TO MEDICINE HAT, AND BACK... A DISTANCE OF ABOUT 240 MILES. IN AILLION BDOLLARS- SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR- MAMA AND MILLIE CAN ALMOST SEE THE MONEY IN THE BANK, AND YET THEY HAVEN'T A PENNY LEFT TO LIVE ON- DAILY THE CREDITORS STORM JHE FRONT DOoR- THE DESTROSSES. HARDLY DARE To VENTURE OUT ANY MORE- AT LAST, THIS MORNING IN DESPERATION, HAS SLIPPED AWAY FOR AN EARLY’ VISIT TO HER LAWYER, = YET? CISERTAINIY COULD £10,000000. RIGHT Ns NOW = WELL, WHAT HAVE You FOUND OUT ABOUT DIRK, SHERIFF 2 - AGAINST Ger BE USED NOTHING THAT THATS STRANGE, CAUSE I SAW His PicTURE ‘IN THE PAPER AND UNDER ‘TIT SAID, “YoU WILL BE RE- WARDED IF You,, SEE THIS MAN! THE GUMPS—EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS Ly) AFRAID ened ADVANCE ISN'T THERE o OH, SPLEN TTER | | You DON'T REALIZE | FoR A WOMAN HOW A SMALL SUM LIKE THAT YZ WILL Fr" Ly OF A FEW DOLLARS, \'21 BE Pas tAbrene — (\PEeRTED TO, ANUANS est MA LITTLE ON AY BUDSEY THe WEEK AND | NEED PARDON MY GLOVE! I GOT REPLIES FROM ABOUT TWENTY CIFFERENT CITIES. SAYING DIRK WAS WANTED IN EVERY ONE OF ‘EM FoR DIFFERENT CRIMES... ‘THEY ALL CLAIMED HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE EXACTLY WELL, FRECKLES. I TOOK DIRK'S FINGERPRINTS AND SENT TWEM To POLICE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, TRYING To FIND OUT IF HE HAD. WHAT A BREAK! TH! STORES STRAIGHT DOWN TH' STREET, AND ONLY 3 BLOCKS Ta Go! n PENNSYLVANIA, 1F THERE WERE BUT ONE NEST OF ROBINS ON EACH ACRE OF LAND, WITH FOUR YOUNG IN EACH NEST, A TOTAL OF 3,000 TONS OF INSECTS WOULD BE REQUIRED TO FEED THEM FOR JUST ONE DAY 5-21 © 1994 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. | AT THE MOVIES | Capitol Picture Has Exotic Backgrounds The bizarre and exotic backgrounds -Toaring railroad trains, teeming railroad stations, docks and an ocean liner—are among the most interesting features of Universal's gripping “Bom- bay Mail,” an oriental murder mys- tery, which will be seen at the Capitol theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. A lavish Indian train, the Imperial Indian Mail, is the scene of most of the action. This is a ten car train, with the white private car of the British governor, who is murdered, the | most interesting location. Two Indian railroad stations, one| shown during the reception given by ne maharajah to another, and the other revealed during the night, also form backgrounds for crimes. From a standpoint of color, the sta- tion at Calcutta, where the train starts, and the docks at Bombay, be- side an ocean liner, are said to be outstanding. Edmund Lowe is starred in the pic- ture, with Shirley Grey, Onslow Ste- vens, John Davidson, Brandon Hurst and Hedda Hopper in the supporting cast. Lowe is a British police inspec- tor who, upon finding the British governor dead, starts a thirty-six hour gation. ‘invest: The train makes a 1,200 mile trip through India, and is comparable, from point of service, to the Twen- “tleth Century or the Chief, in this Wallace Beery Strums Guitar in ‘Viva Villa’ strumming.e guitar by the light of a tropical moon? Or singing a sentimental love song? Believe it or not, it happens in “Viva Villa,” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's spectacular story of the life and loves jof Pancho Villa, Mexican war lord and revolutionary general. The pic- ture is now showing at the Paramount, theatre, Beery plays Pancho Villa. And Vil- la, it developed during production of the picture, was something of a gay blade with ladies. Which made it in- cumbent upon Beery to sing the song jand strum the guitar in romantic mood. It is one of the novel features of the picture, which David O. Selznick Produced for M-G-M. The baritone voice which once charmed audiences in the New York theater is slightly rusty, Beery found when he started to sing for the first time for the screen, but it still works. The guitar was easy, as Beery is an ac- complished musician. “Viva Villa” is hailed as one of the Can you imagine Wallace Berry WASH TUBBS HEY, WHERE YA GOIN! WITH THAT SAFE? W WATS WN THE PRISON BA FOOZY, YOU GOTTA FIGCER ME A WAV OUTA THIS MESS! 1 DONT WANTA HAVE A THOUSAND ‘THEN THAT MUST PRovE NOT ANOTHER WORD ABOUT IT, MRS. DE STROSS = By BLOSSER fT DONT PROVE A THING, BECAUSE,IN THE MEAN- TIME, I'VE DISCOVERED: THAT WHEN I TOOK HS FINGERPRINTS, 1 FORGOT; TO TAKE OFF HIS