The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 “Now remember, it’s to a school with such soc g a'lot of money to send you Mvantages, 20 700 must hot Just bury yourself in books, Tits Cul — | RIOUS WORLD | FRANCISCO DIZ. 2 Gaynor and Ayres Are Gay Sweethearts Again Reunited for the first time since their initial co-starring venture made “State Fair” memorable, Janet Gay- nor and Lew Ayres are seen again as the gay young sweethearts of “Serv- ants’ Entrance.” This newest of impor- ant Fox pictures is now showing at the Paramount Theatre. Unlike anything in which they have eppeared before, the story of “Serv- ants’ Etnrance” will afford specta- tors the opportunity to laugh at the troubles as they thrill to the romance of the madcap lovers whose young dives it depicts. For while “State Pair” bordered on the heavy drama in » “Bervants’ Entrance” is mostly the romantic-comedy class. In their newest roles Janet portrays merry million-heiress of an auto- Manufacturer who goes from poverty, and back again, is a chauffeur who goes to riches, Starting from rungs of the social ladder, they meet at the bottom. The climb ipward is fraught with humorous and fascinating adventures. Swallows were bélieved to hibernate ir the mud at the bottom of streams late as the 18th century. To prove this theory red threads were tied around the legs of numerous swallows, some of which were recaptured the next year; since the threads were un- feded, faith in the belief was shaken. Diana Wynyard Ideal As Clare in Picture A dramatic screen story of excep- tional power is “One More River,” the Universai picture which comes to the Capitol Theatre Wednesday and Thursday, with Diana Wynyard in the starring role. The novel was written by the late John Galsworthy as the last in the Forsyte Saga, and in it he details the story of a tragic marriage in high so- ciety, with a London matron fleeing from her sadistic husband in Ceylon and being unjustly suspected on ac- count of her subsequent friendship with a young man whom she meets on shipboard. The climax of the screenplay brings about a most sur- Prising conclusion to a story which at be times is full of suspense and in- terest, Diana Wynyard displays her beau- ty and talent to excellent advantage as the abused wife, and fine perform- ances are given by Frank Lawton and Colin Clive, who play leading roles. The entire cast, in fact, is excellent, including such talented players as Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Reginald Den- ny, Jane Wyatt, Henry Stephenson, Lione! Atwill, Alan Mowbray and many others, ‘Twenty-one nations are represented among the foreign residents of one ttle French village, Chalette-en- Gatinais; these nationalities include American, Austrian, Belgian, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Russian, Spanish, Swiss and Turki: Approximately 4,000,000,000 pounds Of tobacco are produced in the world annually. Seven’ times as much rayon as silk od Produced by world factories in 1933. i wu: ACTIN THE GUMPS—STAGING THE ACT tN Sa EXCEPT THAT GOODNESS MR ATTORNEY- ISIS ALOT MORE SERIO | NEVER ANEW You ni HAD TO HAVE mi HEAR SALS FOR LAW SUITS— WHY IT's LIKE BEING IN NO PLAY IN THE EVER “THE OLD FELLOW... HIS LUST FoR GOLD] HAS RUINED HIS CK, SELLIN' THOSE PUPS ON @) AW, 1! DON'T be CORNERS, CHIEF! THEY'RE é OUT IN TH! BACK YARD —WHAT'M ¢ GONNA DO WITH 'EM? Ses AEN. Pat SAL ‘ei © DOUBT, EVERYTHING WOULD HAVE BEEN O.K. HAD NOT HORATIO BORON STARTED THROWING ACOERS AY ne GEAR, PAID ITS STAR ACTRESS $10,000,000- TH GANG DOWN AT HAIGHT vst ema POOL ROOM GAVE ME TH! CUE, TH YA GOT SOME PUPPIES FER SALE, { FOLLOW L6'S SEE TH’ LITTER— T'HECK WITH TH’ AXES WE GOTTA MAKE TRACKS! MINUTE YOu iP IMPLE INNOCENT, BROKEN-HEAI ci = THE NeGEM OF A Rich TRIER QyILES: } SURE THING, TLL TRY, go0Ts = TAX 00 EVERYTHING \ CAN To sucTIEY WE FAITH You THERE YA ARE ('m cuckoo! TIQN THAT you" A QUES Y EMBARRASS OU o0CT SAY NT MBER— IF YOU! {ie THeT AIN'T A LOTTA LITTER, THOSE PUPS ARE JES' FULLA TH’ | OICKENS! ; SS Police Purs For Seu BadcES AND * 1Evuss THRUN IA! WELL = Y'KNOW, WE THINK YOURE | PRETTY SWELL AN, WE WANNA BE 0S’ AWFUL PROUD OF YOu . RONNIE . YOU'RE A SWELL GUY, AN’ FOOZY. 1 OWE MY LIFE TO YA, BUT I'M NOT GOIN’ ANYWHERE 1 KNEW iT! 1 KNEW IT/ BUT, BOY, OH BOY. YOU'RE GONNA 7 RUE IT?