The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1984 “There -must"be somet! -wrong. with me.. Ihave’ to fee! sorry for a guy. Teton cati-fall-in.love -with him.” | Tus Curious Bit ROBINSON, FAMOUS TAP-DANCER, WHILE IN THE MIDDLE OF WORLD "arguen” OISCOVERED I GUILTY HANGED/ ] 'F LEFT TO CONDITIONS [aT TH moves | ‘Man With Two Faces’ Is Baffling Mystery One of the sirangest and most baf- ding murder mystery dramas is sched- uled to be shown at the Capitol thea- ter beginning tomorrow, under the title of “The Man With Two Faces.” The picture, a First National pro- duction, 1s based on the tremendous stage success by George 8. Kaufman and Alexander Woollcott, two of Broadway's most famous playwrights. Edward G. Robinson has the role of @ noted Broadway actor and direc- tor, while Mary Astor plays the part of his sister, one of the most beauti- aul and talented actresses of her time. Ricardo Cortez, usually the villain of the piece, has the heroic role in this picture, being the theatrical producer who is in love with his star performer, ‘Miss Astor, She, however, is married to a worthless scamp. a part enacted by Louis Calhern, who has not only «caused her physical and mental break- clown before, but is again holding her under a hypnotic spell, and swaying her to his will in order to reap the benefits of her current success. Then the husband is found mur- dered in a fashionable hotel suite oc- cupled by a mysterious Mr. Chau- tard, presumably a foreign theatrical producer, but who has vanished as into thin air without leaving a trace. {" Barbs ‘ 7 NSS ERAS. nl ° If Greta Gatbo really has ambi- tions t6 become @ Duse or a Bern- ‘hardt, as only ‘@ friend of hers will admit, ‘she had better not talk s0/o, much about it. m ** Niagara Falls is falling apart #0 fast, young couples will have to get married 11 @ hurry to make binding. ere a the college graduate started the new| gold rush: in: -California, although what it was in his education that him to the procious metal is hard ** * The fight ; reorganization of the Republican party should havg been made more than two ago, * * ® Gertrude Stein, says a medical Journal, has palilogia, severat Greta Garbo Heroine Of ‘The Painted Veil’ If there has been any doubt about Greta Garbo's long-standing reputa- tion as the greatest film star of them all, it has been definitely settled by her newest production, “The Painted Veil,” which opens Tuesday at the Paramount theater. In “The Painted Veil,” a tensely dramatic story of marital conflict in the heart of a cholera-plagued pro- vince in the Chinese interior, Garbo rises to greater heights in our hum- ble opinion than in any of her previ- ous pictures—not excluding her last, “Queen Christina.” As Katherine Fane, the bride of a serious-minded British doctor who combats the Chinese cholera, Garbo appears more glamorous, more beau- tiful and a finer dramatic actress— if such is possible—than ever before. The picture, too, gives her a new leading man, Herbert Marshall, her 15th in the nine years she has been Starring in American films. Mar- shall’s role of the jealous husband is a difficult one and he plays it in masterful fashion, 1935 Studebakers Are Being Unloaded Here Unloading of the new 1935 Stude- baker automobiles in Bismarck was launched Saturday, according to A. ©. Wilde of Wilde Motors, Inc., Stude- baker distributor. Outstanding feature of the new model, according to Wilde, is the new independent planar wheel suspension. ther notable features are their styl- ing and interior refinement and new hydraulic brakes. Among new mechanical features are automatic thermostatic temperature |control, automatic carburetor choke, jenlarged mufflers, carburetor silencers, jfabric gears, automatic spark cone trol and “supez-range” drive. Bureau of Air ‘Commerce regula- tions prohibit the flying of scheduled pa ciagard alr-transport planes, car- passengers for hire, below altitude of 500 feet. Ls —_—_—— Hawks once were trained to catch wild horses by natives of Turkestan. The birds pecked at the horses’ heads until the animals dropped from ‘FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS NjumMBEr SIX RACES MADLY TOWARD CERTAIN DISASTER... THE ENGINEER IS SLUMPED FORWARD AT HIS POST..... Ll ge DANIEL LONG, AND PUT NICK KRAFT WISE ABOUT WIS MONEY! YOU CANT DENY YOU WERE THE COME> SSSSSSSSSS SALESMAN SAM ad -AYE- ee-A ‘ "0Q000! vr Eee OF “THINKING, WERE LATELY FER TW Lova LWELLA, PALZY, WHATS HAPPENED! /1'™ TICKLED Oink /@ FAT W MAKE YA So DERNEO || Cause | SUST CHEERFUL THE GUMPS—’TWAS A COLD AND BITTER NIGHT TO WARN THE FIREMAN OF IMPENDING DANGER «----BUT THE FIREMAN IS MIS6ING !! certawcy NOT!) OH, oH! DIOSER WIFE]| LANDED A Nice) means Leave ya? FAT sos: : LNA A eo ._ owt aA Deeg U.S. Pa OF Coprrigta, 950 The Cheage Tren, @ TALLOW WAGON | MOTHER DEAR, SET MY COAT TAILS Sree wan ‘TO BE A COMET. / ) Mi 9 op ek q Yi Y, 4 y Sh NOT NecessariLy! i'm SusT oRIVIN’ q o we ees to Yar FS