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

8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1934 é ES EE i —————, THE GUMPS—A DROP IN THE BUCKET | i He SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | LOE THANE Vou PRES oe HELL UR COAT YOU'RE GOING ‘TEN MILLION ‘ tO Buy WHEN BIM SETTLES — DOLLARS - MOTHER=- To NEVER MISS VVE PICKED OUT MINE = BO You KNOW IT” AND OM, WHAT STILL SEEMS LIKE BARGAINS THERE ARE ‘A DREAM To ME = WY hKoe aecuer| | | I OoksWT SEEM POUNG TD GET HOLD RIGHT To ASK OENa AP TEN FOR SO MUCH Nor ATTA Bov! ae” i Sit tie Stee SOT De h Suk cc enero ani au , é OFFER MR.REAPER MY HAND... |: ROPE 18 MOLOWIG CHMELIE || MUTTYT Sue | INSTEAD, I JUST TooK IT -+ ITS HOLDING !! ; Uivee oS. ’ : wee ioe) LIKE A GLASS y OF WATER & “As I explained to the Key we eee till my husband gets me, € ~ By William | EP THis Curious WORLD Ferguson 4 (Gera Si crane 8 < ————— . — ‘ —— { tue WEASEL'S FUR DOS NOT TURN WHITE IN J By SMALL THE CHANGE 1S MADE BY WAIT’LL HE SEES THE SUIT! y THE MOLTING process. ¢| |SALESMAN SAM THANK GOSH, ((M THROUGH || CHIEF? 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Story World Loves L_OONT SUPPOSE SOU KNOW ANYTHING | Warren William heads a large andj The “talkie” version of “Sorrell and well-balanced cast and one of un- | Son,” Warwick Deeping’s celebrated usual strength in the Warner Bros.|story of father love, which begins a Picture, “Upper World,” which comes|two day showing at the Paramount to the Capitol theater today. He|Theatre today, comes in answer to shares honors with two leading ladies, |the wishes of the millions of men Mary Astor and Ginger Rogers, the |and women who cherish fond memor- former taking the part of his wife, for |ies of the riovel and the silent film whom he has a deep-rooted affection, | which United Artists released nearly and the latter portraying his sweet- | seven years ago. heart, for whom he has a passing in-| In this newer version, produced in fatuation. jEngland by British and Dominions, This is the first time that William |H. B. Warner again plays the role of has played with Miss Astor, and the Stephen Sorrell, and it is reported first time Miss Astor and Miss Rogers | that the Present characterization is have been cast together in the same /even more effective than the original picture, although William appeared | since to it this splendid actor brings with Miss Rogers in “Gold Diggers | not only the magic of his speaking of 1933.” voice, but also the thousand little Little Dickie Moore, who recently | touches one always longs to add to a appeared with Ann Harding in “Gal-| piece of work once it is irrevocably , Y 1, ONE OF TH’) 1 TELL You, w FEEL TERRIGLE, | $1 NEVER HAD SUCH VY SORRY, SIR. y lant Lady” and was the stellar at- | completed. AH-GOOD ‘ + > + PLANES JUST LEFT FOR ] WON'T STAY traction in “Oliver Twist.” has the] One of the chief charms of both ALWAYS FEEL TERRIBLE. GOOD ME EH See ee eee ee NEW YORK 10 GET TH role of the son of Warren William and | the silent and sound versions is their \ GOING HOME. _ DAILY PAPER, AN’ TH’ Mary Astor, pampered by a wealthy |rigid adherence to the story. The JS & OTHER ONE~-- father and neglected by a society-lov-| “talkie” was adapted to the screen, eS Q ing mother. in close association with Major Deep- Andy Devine, he of the raucous| ing, by Lydia Hayward, who so suc. voice, furnishes what comedy there cessfully adapted the Noel Coward is in a picture than concerns itself| musical “Bitter Sweet.” Primarily with romance and thrills. The novel, first published in Amer- Other players, noted on both stage | ica in 1926 by Alfred A. Knopf, took and screen, include Henry O'Neill, | the heart of the country by storm, J. Carroll Naish, Sidney Toler, Theo- | and quickly topped all lists of best- dore Newton, Robert Barrat, Ferdi-| sellers. Now eight years later, it is nand Gottschalk, Robert Greig, | in its thirteenth edition, and has sold Frank Sheridan, John Qualen and| upwards of 300,000 copies. Over half ‘Willard Robertson. @ million copies have been sold in The picture is based on the thrill-| Great Britain, An entirely new cast surrounds Warner in the “talkie” version which, that apg dk ae ae like the silent film, is released by crime as en’ United ts. as in the lower strata of society. a A total of weed new someon ‘Were purchased by Michigan resident during 1933. The first institution of higher learn- ing in the world to admit women was Oberlin College, Ohio. vein chit wah Siete