The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1934 THE GUMPS—DEAR OLD SHADY REST em HAS TRIED EVERYTHING TO TEASE A FISH OUT OF THAT LAKE = ALL DAY LONG WE SAT IN A BOAT WITH 13 POLES OUT (COUNT Ei) LETTING THE BREEZES BLOW HIM, AROUND AND NOY EVEN A NiBBLe- VF 1 HAD ANY LUCK I'D AT PULL UP A WATCH] THIS I; PONDe~ THIS 1S A FIVE WEILL BE REAL WOODSMEN.... I LEARNED HOW To MAKE FIRE, AT BOY SCOUT CAMP...BY RUBBING TWO STICKS TOGETHER, I CAN DO IT EVERY TiMg!! stop reading if you think anyone here is more interesting than H. G. Wells.” By William Ferguson o WAS THE FIRST PERSON TEN CLAVICHORD/ UNTIL THEN, THE THUMB ANO LITTLE FINGER, Sw) HAO NOT Rey BEEN UsED Y || N FINGERING. © 1 Ld TENNESSEE 1S BOUNDED By LIGHT STATES / SO YER WORRYIN' ABOUT YER PAY CHECK, HUH? WELL, HOLOJER “TEMPER, BIG Boy, HEY! wHeT TH! HECK DO YA ‘CAUSE ( GOT (T RIGHT HERE! THINK | AM—-— STEERAG WELL, HERE ¥A @ FIRST CLASS DETECTIVE GETS SO are! MUCH— A SECOND CLASS SLEUTH ) NOTSO MUCH, AN'A THIRD class / TH! way IT, DICK LESS THAN THAT! A sHOULD BE! ASTRONOMERS ARE ABLE To WEIGH ‘ > ; STARS By DETERMIN- ING THE STRENGTH 2 =4 ow} OF “THEIR, ATTRACTION ZIONS mon Oia Wil FOR NEIGHBORING a ‘lL ih y BODIES. [AT THE MOVIES Brown Will Come to 5 : Town in Circus Film With all its color, its action, its blare and heraldry, the circus—both as seen in the ring and as lived be- hind the tent drops—will be shown on the screen of the Capitol theater, where Joe E. Brown will appear in the First National picture, “The Cir- the entire cast of the Al G. Barnes circus, he brings to his audience @ scream- GLEE HE bi Fast cal Flee g rr is! aft! | 4 rage EE li Arliss Has Keen Eye For Picture Details George Arliss, who has given the screen many unusual things in the way of characterization, enjoys a new experience in his latest picture, “The House of Rothschild,” his first 20th Century starring vehicle which is the current feature attraction at the Taking for its plot the rise to world Power of the Rothschild family dur- ing the Napoleonic era and st bers, this picture has been the loyalty and love between its mem- | WASH TUBBS pronounced 7 En se 7 RENS SCREAM, POLICE CARS SKID TO A STOP IN BRONT OF THE i KCERS JUMP O ASTOMATIC BI 238 ww COUNTRY — FROM ANN Fin’; station | Fi nay Bonen TWINKS = * | Sve Rep ae one's Sgt A REQ