The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1934, Page 12

4 i q 1 t 1 a t ! ! 1 t t e c t I t 4 c eeoe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 uf “Well, let's ask them for this week-end and if they can’t 7 make it se much the better.” Ean eens | Tis Curious SPECIAL TYPES oF BEAKS/ THEY ARE USEO FOR SCOOPING, STRAINING, TEARING, SPEARING, SEED-OPENING, INSECT- EATING, “SNAPPING, CHISELING, HAMMERING, GLEANING, SEWING, By William Ferguson o I HEARD THET BLAST, AN* RECKONED Yo MIGHT BE ANEEDIN’ LET US TAKE CARE || AGETTIN’ SMALLER AN’ OF THIS, MR. BARROWS || SMALLER...SOON SHELL +0. WE'RE YOUNGER ONLY BE A TRICKLE, AN' We CAN GET GF 7, TH'MAN AT TH' GATE SAID 1 COULD LEAVE THESE PUPS HERE, WHILE | TAKE IN TH FAR! \o UP Yo PWT MUST BE IMPORTANT ,YO GET HER UP AT THIS TIME OF DAY = THE GUMPS—ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE IT_WON'T TAKE ANY ( Sears Be. Vf KNOw AS vi 1 THAT MY Ant} Wore we ee yee a MILE THE WATER'S RECEDIN'! SHE'S ACOMIN' INTO VIEW, ALL RIGHT! SEE THET WOODEN DOOR? WELL, ME'N LAFE “ BUILT THET, 1 KeEP PEOPLE ouT!! TiN= AND | FES. CORG Aue) WE SHALL HAVE. ee ip AND RIGHT INSIDE THET DOOR, YONDER, IS A GOLD VEIN “THICKER YORE FOREARM. (T WON'T HAVE To BE SMELT- ERED...YO CAN DIG IT OUT WITH YORE KNIFE... CHUNKS YM GOING TO BE SO NERVOUS “SRNAS™ ry STAND= By BLOSSER AN' WHEN WE GET IT, WANT To JIST RUN MY FINGERS THROUGH IT, LIKE I WOULD WITH SUGAR! THET'S GOLD, BOYS... THE KINE THET MOVES NATIONS AN' MEN! GOLD! “LETTING A HICK POLICEMAN BEAT “OU AT YOUR OWN GAME-- NOU, A DETECTIVE---wHY “ou THERE YA ARE, FOLKS! TH' GENT HITS TH’ DODGER BEHT ON TH! SNOZZL6 ee GET'S 4 TEN CENT GEE. HOPE 1 GET THERE BFORE RONNIE DOES! FROM TH’ WAY HIS DIRECTOR oR WHOEVER HE WAS TALKED “3 DOUBT VF XWEN'D EVEN LET ‘IM Ito TH’ PLACE ANO THE CUSK FISH LAYS MORE SPADING. THAN 2,000,000 EGGS |, IN ONE SEASON. : “IRAN EARTHWORM IS CUT IN TWO, - EACH SECTION WiLL REGENERATE THE MISSING PARTS. AT THE MOVIES 2a oN eyanure Braga. om ‘the Navy Yards at Bremer Butter is very rich in Vitamin Als ‘Here Comes the Navy’ |‘The World Moves On’ | ¥48# TUBBS Has Tremendous Cast Probably the largest cast ever as- sembled for a single picture will be seen in the Warner Bros. production of @“Here Comes the Navy,” which opens at the Capitol theater on Fri- day. In addition to the regular ac- tors, 3,000 of Uncle Sam's jack-tars take active part in the film. James Cagney and Pat O'Brien have the stellar roles, as two U. 8. seamen who hate each other with a bitter intensity, which is augmented by the fact that the former is in Jove with the latter's sister. They carry on a feud that is punctuated by rapid fire action and ny thrills, winding up in a smashing surprise climax. Gloria Stuart, the Pretty Univer- sity of California co-ed who recently Joined the gaurd pense selenys 4s responsible for romantic angle, being Jimmy's sweetheart, Hilarious lugh, Maude Eburne and Lloyd Bacon directed. Barrat, Willard Robertson, ea Borer | Heenan George Irving. Uncle Sam's tars come into nearly all the scenes which were taken aboard the U. 8. 8. Ari- gona, at the dirigible navy base at » Calif. the Navy Station at San Diego, Calif, which helps protect the body from and other diseases of the res- piratory tract. A plentiful supply of butter, eggs and green or yellow vege- tables affords maximum against infections of this. nature. Is Drama of Family Bitterness of hate, lust of power, futility of conflict, glory of faith, cestasy of love! These are the elements, it is an- nounced, that go to make up “The ; World Moves On,” described as Fox Film’s “love story of a century,” which opens today at the Paramount Theatre. Chronicling the drama of a family which, over four generations, spreads its branches over four nations of the ¢arth, the picture comes adorned with the repuation of an epic film. Prior to its general nation-wide release it thrilled packed houses for weeks at @ special two-a-day, $2 showing in the Criterion Theatre, New York. It is said to be the most ambitious work to date of Winfield Sheehan, the pro- ducer, The film will reveal for the second ,|time in America, Madeleine Carroll, glamorous star of “I Was A Spy.” ‘Miss Carroll is co-featured with Fran- chot Tone and the work of both won the praise of the New York critics and the plaudits of the crowds, The starry-eyed beauty and her leading ieggernig ane laurels, how- ever, wi ef tinguished - Porting cast which includes Reginald Denny, Siegfried Rumann, Louis Drester, Raul Roulien, Lumsden Hare, Dudley Digges, Stepin Fetchit, Frank It has been estimated that the pop- ulation of England ani Wales will Feagh tte highest pplnt in 1987, NRCS TRON LL tee LR NS , ‘ A Soe oN 2.0 80m ne ITTLE RASCAL! \WAS TREED BY 4 BABYCUB, NOT E “Woo HE WANTS] 616 ENOUGH To SCRATCH FLEAS. HEY, ANK AN’ UD, TH LAST Sih Weniiintnnigniinmmmeebincas.....°°° 7 YAH, YAH, YAH! DON'T BEA sissy, MAYBE IT'S ONLY A PORCUPINE, WHO's AFRAID OF A BEAR? wiy DIDN'T Y'PULL HIS TAIL? YaH YAH, YAH! ore