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

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934 THE GUMPS—BIM GUMP ON THE STAND NOW= MR. GUMP= wos WAS “THE MOST TERR THE COUNSEL FOR THE PLAINTIFF: Has PRESEN’ iescee AT GREA) TO TESTIFY ig is RY 31 ROSS AUTH FERVOR (SEMEROSN= AT THE VERY ALT; BELONGED To anoTe R= By BLOSSER 7} BITE You... REALLY! “Parker, how much did they stick us ere these chops?” Tuts CURIOUS WORLD "rguson" "ANT TO TORTOISE. OF THE NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL PARK, IS AMERICAS OLDEST INHABITANT/ (TIS WELL OVER 200 VEARS OLD. euces, FRUITS, SEEDS LEA caves! OF AUSTRALIA, AT THE MOVIES Death, Baseball and Comedy Are Blended Mysterious deaths, thrills of base- ‘Bachelor Bait’ Film Has Unique Business Romance, Inc., makes its bow as the MORTIMER, AND I'VE HEARD ALL ABOUT You, FRECKLES... WEREN'T You SHADYSIDES BIG STAR LAST YEAR? OH, GEE, SAM, IT'S GOOD TA SEE VA BACK HERE AGAIN! ParFunes YOU SEE, LOVE FooT- BALL... JUST CRAZY ABOUT IT! AND I'M $0 GLAD To KNOW You! THIS (S THE BURG-' DRIVE ‘TOMPKINS’ CORNERS. ‘SLOW, MUGGSY_ WE CAN TAKE THE LAYOUT IN-AND, WEASEL, YOU KEEP LOW. I GOT A LITTLE CHORE FoR OU, AND T DON'T WANT ANYONE THANKS, KITTV! (TS GOOD TA BE BACK! AND THis TIME ('M GONNA SHOW OL! DUZZ WHAT A REAL SALESMAN | REALLY AM? ('m Jes! ACHIN' TA DO BIG THINGS AN' MAKE & NAME FER mysELe! ALL SCENT L WANT TO SBE You PLAY! CONNIE VANCE So YA Mag pig IN, LOOKIN' FER A JOB, WELL, YOUNG FELLA, I'D Cie FO Put YA"TO WoRK, But SoURE Just A Crt GIT TOO LATE re i _ oP ie Bos et BONS, I'M GOING INTO THAT FLATTERING ME LIKE THAT, TLL BE A TRIPLE-THREAT MAN, ALL RIGHT.... FUMBLE, CRUMBLE OR STUMBLE } GEE, I'VE GOTTA GET BACK To THE SHOP! By COWAN' THS'LL BE A CINCH! WE COULD CARRY OFF THE POST OFFICE AT NINE- 1) THIRTY, AND NOBODY'D KNOW THE DIFF UNTIL ‘THE EIGHT OCLOCK MAIL CAME IN, THE YL COUD LSE SOME MORE CLOTHES ane MM-BOY! 1 COULD \ ar \ EAT Pein ying RESTAURANT, AND , THE Sith nae OLD rw, DUNB, pees: ALL. LOOK: ball, hilarious comedy and romance 'World’s most unique big business in- FINEST MEAL THEY Sin B ACCEPTIN' His are blended in a unique medley of Stitution in ‘Bachelor Bait,” RKO- entertainment in “Death on the Dia- Radio's new comedy hit, with Stuart mond,” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s new , Rochelle Hudson, Pert Fallen. baseball detective mystery starting at “Skeets” Gallagher and the Paramount theatre Wednesday. Churchill, at the Capitol fea One sees a ball player killed on the! Romance, Inc., is @ matrimonial ‘diamond, before the eyes of 80,000 agency founded by Erwin, dedicated screaming fans. Through the tense to finding a bride for every bachelor, mystery runs suspicion—more than 4nd a groom for every spinster. En- thirty characters in the story are tirely different from the ordinary in- suspected in turn, and not until the troduction bureau type of matrimon- final fadeout is the baffling mystery ial agency, Romance, Inc., applies the explained. | Tesourees of science to aid mate- Amid the grim episodes run hilar-, Seekers. Obese individuals are made fous comedy sequences; a feud be- | sylph-like in the reducing classes. tween a pitcher and an umpire, comi-| Skinny persons are built up by super- cal antics of ball players in training,|Vised expanding diets. Prospects are and other lightsome episodes, and a/Psycho-analyzed, and love doctors are —- GLANCES By | SDEGLANGES - - By George Clark | Clark | love story also runs through the/on hand to diagnose symptoms. sequence of amazing perplexities. Edward Sedgwick directed the new picture, deftly blending the varied elements into a lightning-like piece of entertainment. The play is based on an original by Cortland Fitzsim- mons, author of another great thrill- er, “70,000 Witnesses.” By co-operation with the St. Louis , that team is seen in action Yn gripping baseball episodes. Com- edy is furnished by Nat Pendleton, Ted Healy. Edward Brophy and oth-j ‘ers and Paul Kelly plays the news- a who helps solve the mys- ‘Twenty-five famous ball players, including Ping Bodie and others, also ‘appear in the new picture. The story aq scenarized a Harvey ey! and eS Sherman, with dialogue by Ralph “Spence. ean Proud of my gang.—Frankie manager ot the 8t. Louis . Cardinals ‘The, collar bone is the weakest bone thé body, 4 i So successful does Romance, Inc., jbecome commercially that it attracts & greedy racketeer who attempts to muscle in. A raid, confusing ro-' mances, and high-powered comedy climax the film. “Bachelor Bait” was directed by George Stevens, from Glenn Tryon’s adaptation of Victor and Edward Halperin’s original screen story, <-3-25 Frozen Desserts must be delicate in flavor That where true Vanilla counts. Thats where Schilling Vanilla counte Schilling Vanilla $0 = You MuGs BEAT LP MY BODYGUARD, DIDJA LS GRRaae—sre