The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1934, Page 8

The Standard of Quality DIS9e MEA SERVICE INC _REG US CAT CF. “We'll be standing in the lobby. My husband is a tall man and I—I will be wearing a blue hat.” | Tas Curious Worp pg A FEW CENTURIES AGO, A MAN’S RANK, OR STATION IN LIFE, COULD BE TOLO BY THE KIND oF B/RD KINGS USED THE GYRFALCON; EARLS USED THE PEREGRINE; YEOMEN HUNTED ‘WITH THE GOSHAWK; POOR MEN, THE TERCEL, AND KNAVES, THE KESTREL, witHoutBééS [_ THERE WOULD BE NO CUCUMBER, EXCEPT THOSE POLLINATED BY HAND. A GECKO, LIZARD THAT LIVES IN THE AFRICAN GESERT COUNTRY, HAS WEBBEO FEET/ © 1996 BY NEA SERVICE, Wwe. | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Murder at Vanities’ Has Pulchritude, Song Providing an entertaining combin- etion of mystery and music, Para- mount's production of Earl Carroll's “Murder at the Vanities” came to the| Paramount Theatre Saturday and sent the customers away dazzled by beauty, whistling hit tunes and com- Pletely satisfied. : | Earl Carroll's beauties, brought! from the New York show to appear | in the filmization of his Broadway revue, are everything they were sup- posed to be—beautiful, and beautifully on display. The dance ensembles, icularly the climatic “Jazzing the Classics” number, are spectacular in the extreme, and—what is most un- usual—are strictly stage choruses. Nothing done in the picture which couldn’t be duplicated on any stage. The story deals with the opening night of a “Vanities” production. A strange woman is mysteriously mur- dered, and a short time later one of the principals drops dead on the stage. ‘The entire action takes places back- stage, and the story covers just a three-hour period. In the cast are Jack Oakie, Victor Joe Brown Coming In Hilarious Yarn Joe E. Brown, the king clown of the screen, is scheduled to be the feature attraction at the Capitol thea- ter beginning tomorrow (Tuesday) in his latest First National picture. “4 Very Honorable Guy,” which promises to be one of his greatest rib ticklers. The story by Damon Runyon, noted sports writer and short story author, is one of the most unique and laugh- able imaginable. Runyon has taken a tin horn sport who has won the re- putation of never going back on his word and carried him through the vicissitudes of such bad luck that he is compelled to sell his own body to Pay his debts under a contract which gives him 30 days of life before de- livering himself as a corpse. Joe’ E. has the role of the gambler who is as dumb as he is honest, with Hobart Cavanaugh portraying a pickpocket whom he is trying to reform, acting as his foil in the part of his bosom. al. Alice White has the role of a gold digging chorus girl whose affections Vacillate between the gambler and a mad doctor with their financial ups and downs. Robert Barrat is the doc- tor and rival for the love of the pretty chorus girl. Irene Franklin plays the role of Miss White's mother, a typical ,| Money grabbing parent who is out to see that her daughter marries for money and not for love, Special motor taxes to federal, state, and local governments at the rate of $2041 a minute, or more than $2,900,000 a day, are paid by Ameri- motorists, ONDAN = THe HEARING ON ATTORNEY “TO Te OP BIM'S MILLIONS = THE CASE COMES UP BEFORE O10 WCE: THROCKMORTON= ON_HIS DECISION RESTS THE IMMEDIATE FATE OF BIM’S ASSETS= = 090 =oo—— FORGET THAT ‘NAME... USING “THE NAME ‘DIRK’ AROUND HERE... AND I'VE GoT THE NATIVES YOURE Lue) JOHAVE ATTORN' LIKE HIM= HES Gor AN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1934 mrs COMMUNITY an a TEMPY INLY_AN ATTEMPT ON THE OF THE NTP YOUR HONOR, MY CLIENT 18 KNOWN) MAAN OF ‘HONOR INTEGR' ay ase HER FURTHER=H i Blatt) ROTEST, JONOR,—THESE INUUNCTION PROCEEDINGS| E ues Pubeavon ON ‘THE PART OF A WRONGED GIRL SELFISH PHILANDERER FROM WRONGING- BO WE BUT Tae Seen FE as BEEN vil ITS ‘THE FIRST THING Boss WANTS | WHATS “THE IDEA Tve DONE, ‘You BACK... “OF CALLING WAIT TILL 1 CALL UP THE LITTLE WOMAN: AND TELL HER ABOUT THE BIKE 1 BOUGHT-WILL SHE BE SURPRISED! ’ WHADDA YA MEAN, SURPRISE BIS SURPRISE ,SAMEN, { SAY, [THINK THAT SOCK TH’ ' Boy! WE'RE NEAR TH' LAND OF OL KING TUNK= HIS FRONTIER LIES OUT THERE! ! ROBBERS HANDED Ya, aerEdED : Yer Dome! WHAT T JUST BOUGHT, DOWN HERE AT GARAGE ,SUGAR--IT'S GOT TIRES ON THE WHEELS SURE (T O10. | Must LosT] |YEAH, ALL OY MEMORY —BUTWHEN Ya] | BUT TH’ MENTIONED “BARS’ AND “COFFEE”, EVRY THING- h came. Back ta mel a ! WES WINDA GETTIN: WAN JX. THINK,» AND FOR A LONG ‘TIME, THAT'S HAD ME RECKED— By BLOSSER HMM! Looks. | AS IF DIRK Is A MEMBER. OF SOME ORGAN- IZATION... BUT, WHAT KIND PP? UDIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT AN AUTOMOBILE! THs COFFEE can (HO (TT BEHIND TH’ BARS oF Sone IN a= caw 6g te LI Yt SOMEHOW... FEEL. THAT L SHOUT LET IM we THAT I CONT HAVE RIGHT To | THERE'S SOMETHIN’ DARN: FUNNY ABOUT WT ALL wm WHENENER, WE DATE WE, ALWAN'S GO OVER IND TH’ PARK » OR RIDIN’ ws WAN OUT IN TH’ COUNTRY» ‘TW BEST PLAN IS FOR ME TO GO ON IN- YO TW ENEMY'S LINES ALONE o1 THINK HMM? THERE AINT A: § SINGLE WAY TO GET PAST THAT SENTRY, WITHOUT y HIM SEEIN' ME = 2