The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1934 THE GUMPS—NOT YET—BUT SOON aan ») wh) Ie | SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | | pet , v d / ' . 23 10- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIE! SIDE-TRACKED: By BLOSSER aici deat 2 1 STOPPED) HMM...THAT'S STRANGE! 2 WELL,I DONT KNOW WHAT HE WAS ] FOOTBALL ern ete | THOUGHT FRECKLES WAS ONE RON THINKING ABOUT WHEN HE ANSWERED MY OY RIEGELS’ run in the wrong direc- (Soria ota ike ctl ‘TEST QUESTIONS, BUT HIS MIND CERTAINLY tion was a costly gallop. pie Bi Bin MUST HAVE BEEN HOPPING RIDES It happened during the Georgia Tech- CME GET ON THE WRONG TRAIN OF THOUGHT California Rose Bow! game of 1929, Cali- INDICATE IT! fornia’s drive had been checked on the 25- : yard line. On the first play, Mizell of Tech fumbled. Riegels, defensive center, grabbed the ball and turned around and ran toward his own goal. : Tt wasn’t until he was almost over his own line that Benny Lom, Bear halfback. downed him on the six-inch line. California lined up and prepared to punt. Lom’s kick was blocked by Maree, Tech right tackle. Barr fell on the ball for a safety, the margin of victory, for Tech scored in the third period and missed the kick, while California followed with a ‘———-——- touchdown and point after. AND FOR LILLIE, THINK OF YOUR ) OKAY, LOVIE_I { writ greed WON'T LET YOu Faroe wa >S2D) —S DY NEA Sonwes bec REOUS MTOR. ey “Oh. it was such fun. Everybody just stared at-us.” __——_——> | Tuis CURIOUS WORLD “nme” | YEAH, GO ON, EXPLAIN! IN TH! FIRST PLACE, YA TOLD ME TA 00 EV'RYTHING THIS OUGHTA BE GOOD! AN) TO GET PEOPLE TO COME BACK! AND, IN TH! SECOND WHILE YER AT (T, EXPLAIN PLACE (T'S COURTESY WEEK, AN! (M WEARING CY WHY TH’ HECK YER WEARIN’ HAT SO'S ( CAN TIP IT TO CUSTOMERS YER HAT IN TH! STORE ! WOULD LIKE To " J ORM = 206' A GOOD TIME © REALLY 2? How NAIVE! + = 50..\F Yoo Skoose NIOUTOOOR LIFE Sans’ LOVE IT. Yoo ARENT Atl] tT Was. ALL LIKE 1 IMAGINED YOO WOULD SE AT THE , MOVIES C. B. deMille Scores _ | Novarro, McDonald In ‘Cleopatra’ Film Team in New Film| ¥45# TUBBS | —.- Cecil B. DeMille, motion picture! roma usiea director, and master of the spectacle, yeamn makes ity bon go ye rine has tumed to the pages of history for the Capitol ‘Theatre sieves vege’ his newest Paramont film which is when Metro- Golden sen oe gntitled “Cleopatra,” and which made hit, “The Cai and the Fiddie” on is vied at the Paramount Theatre a 2 day engagement. With Claudette Colbert, Warren’, Ramon Novarro and Jeanette Mac- William and Henry Wilcoxon play-|Donald are the co-stars and already ing the principal parts, “Cleopatra” | they have been hailed as a sensational brings to the screen all the talent of | “find” wherever the picture has been this pioneer director, who has come | Shown, up from the beginning of motion; Both are wicely known for their Pictures more than twenty years ago,|COMcert work, in addition to their with each new film topping his previ-/fame as screen stars, Both recently ous one. returned from extended concert tours ‘That his metier is the kind of film'0f Europe, where they are popular making shown here is beyond all both on the screen and the musical doubts. In every lavish, glittering,/Stage. Novarro, in fact, was literally fascinating sequence, the genius of mobbed by admirers when he appear- DeMille speaks out in bold, clear ed in public and Miss MacDonald is strokes. “Cleopatra” is indeed the generally conceded to be the reigning finest thing he has done. favorite of the French people. eerste exciting love affairs of| Taek team by M-G-M is generally — pt's glamorous queen for his story’ conc to & master stroke of basis, DeMille weaves his pattern on! showmanship. HONEST, IT GOT AWAY! & background of Rome and Egypt in| “The Cat and the Fiddle,” which = all their glory and grandeur. More|concerns an idyllic and thoroughly NOW.) GOTTA SKIN THAT DANG’ tK?7 Ee IXK fe than 5000 people appear in the film,) modern love affair between two am- wi bd was 4 which tells in dramatic fashion how bitious young music students In ro. : INCESS (NEVER, HAVE’ Cleopatra and Marc Antony, the mantic Brussels, was adapted trom woot ANY LUC! Roman leader, linger at love while'the stage sucecss by Jerome Kern mighty Empires totter about their very! and Otto Harbach. It embodies feet. as “The Night Was Moment Alone,” A BRM Sapeoae orrenun ers. acreryanepun creel | Love Is Old.” When an Eskimo dies, his body is = Temoved through a hole cut in the The aggregate length of film ex- back of the igloo. This hole is then nibited in British theaters sealed up so that death will not pay year ended Sept. 30, 1933, another visit. ‘ news reels, tr: eS, a! o:her —_—— films not required to be registered by A widely known Indiana water color | act of British Parliament, was 34,- artist, Paul Hadley, is an ardent col-| 100,000,000 feet. lector of empty bottles, His collec: tion contains many beautifully de-| Great Shenays in Cainiggead * corat Uquor containggs, but very few! exposure to intense su: it canne of liquor variety. [fe withstood by snakes. ES¥., che seu...