The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1934, Page 8

8 carci THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1934 SIDE GLANCES - THE GUMPS—EASY COME—EASY GO GROCERIRG -372 09. WELL, TEN DOLLARS QU6éHT TO HOLD MIM FOR AWHILE — VLE GWE ANOTWER TEN TO SHAT WOMAN WITH THE BABY WHO ALTERED MILLIES DRESSES ~ BUT _THAS - By George Clark WHAT A DIFFERENCE A LITTLE MONEY CAN MAKE © FOR THE FIRST IME IN WEEKS | CAN LOOK A FEW BULLS IN THE FACE WITHOUT GETTING AMER AND THERE WHERE TLL DO . H RE WHER! ST BUTCHER - THE WA THE MOST GOOD -AND WE OUGHT TO HE'S BEEN COMING AROUND BE ABLE TO SYAVE OFF THE COLLECTORS POUNDING AT THE BOOR, (LL UNTIL cE S10,000,000.~ JUST PUT HIM OFF TO THE. IN HOT WATER! THE SHERIFF HAD THAT CHECKED UP AND COULD LEARN NOTHING! MR. MASON, IF YOU CAN DIG UP SOME- ‘THING ABOUT HIM, SHOWING HES A JAIL‘BIRD, THE SUIT WILL BE THROWN IT LOCKS Lixt A PLAIN CASE OF FRAUD ON THE PART OF THIS DIRK FELLOW...BUT HE HAS A CLEAR CASE AGAINST YOU... YoU HAD HIM ARRESTED AND HIS CHECK ITS ALL Your FAUT! I THINK You WERE BORN FoR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF MAKING EVERYBODY ELSE IN THIS WoRLD PICTURE I SAW OF HIM, IN THE “I don’t care what you’ve learned in college, just so you haven't forgotten anything I taught you.” ——a a By William | THis Curious Wor-p ©" The TELEPHONE LINES OF NEW YORK CITY ARE OF SUFFICIENT LENGTH To FORM SS LWES FROM THE FART TO THE MOON/ TULIPS CAN BE FOOLED INTO OPENING THEIR, BLOSSOMS AT ANY HOUR OF THE NIGHT BY THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL’ LIGHT. © 1934 BY NEA SERVICE, We. BALLOONING \ SPIDERS TRAVEL THROUGH \\\ THE AIR ON SILKEN PARACHUTES’ THEY HAVE BEEN SEEN HUNDREDS OF ALES AT SEA, FLOATING IN MI0-AIR,, | AT THE MOVIES | Paramount Picture Features Night Life New York’s smart night world moves before the camera in a glam- orous and dramatic parade in “Man- hhattan Melodrama,” new Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer three-star feature ‘which opens tomorrow at the Para- mount theater. Clark Gable, William Powell and ‘Myrna Loy share starring honors. Besides marking Gable’s return to ‘the screen after his recent triumphal personal appearance tour in the East, the picture is noteworthy because it is Powell's first appearance as a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star, and be- cause it marks the elevation to star- dom of Miss Loy. It is the first time Gable and Powell have appeared together. The picture brings about the reunion of Gable and Miss Loy, who were hail- ed as a new romantic team in “Men in White,” their recent hit. “Manhattan Melodrama” presents Gable as a powerful and dramatic figure of the demi-world of New ‘York, a “big-shot” gambler who does not hesitate to use violence when he is crossed. He is in love with Miss Ley, who is the wife of William Powell, district attorney and Gable’s life-long friend. ‘The situations that arise out of this unusual combination of charac- ters make a story that moves swiftly and dramatically to an unexpected conclusion. 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Bloch- man, who is well versed on life in teeming and mysterious India, has to do with the “Bombay Mail,” a fast express train racing from Calcutta to’ Eombay, and the people on that train. These include a much-disliked and feared British colorfial governor, a maharajah, an American miner with | fortune in rubies, an aide to the Sovernor who fears the loss of his Position, a scientist with a live cobra in @ suitcase, a supposed Russian spy wife, and an Eurasian crook, to men- tion only a few. Edmund Lowe does a fine job as In- Spector Dyke. Onslow Stevens and the beautiful Shirley Grey supply the love | interest. John Davidson is excellent |@8 the Eurasian crook, and Hedda | Hopper, Ralph Forbes, Jamieson Thomas, John Wray, Tom Moore and | Brandon Hurst put life into their | roles, |, Much of the fascinaticn of the pic- ture lies in the bizarre setting, a new background for a mystery story. 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