The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1934, Page 8

8 | SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark “Look, Major, here’s that new coast defense gun I was tell- ing you about.” THis Curious WorRLD “nner aa WOWUNG Sr THE wind 1s DUE TO THE CHANGE OF PITCH, AS WIND PASSES THROUGH CRACKS ANO CREVICES AT VARYING VELOCITIES / ve | (Ss NOT AN EXCESSIVELY FOGGY ciTy/ QRITISH NOVELISTS HAVE CREATED THIS ILLUSION. Racy Comedy Film Has Brilliant Cast “Ready for Love,” an exciting pic- ture of @ girl, who becomes involved in @ national scandal, will show at the Paramount Theatre Thursday. Richard Arlen and Ida Lupino, two of Hollywood's most popular young layers, head a large cast which in- cludes Marjorie Rambeau. Based on “The Whipping,” a Roy Flannagan story, “Ready for Love” tells the exciting story of Marigold ‘Tate, a young, beautiful and im-| etuous girl who, upon her arrival in # small town, gets into trouble and soon finds herself the object of pub: Jic scorn. Blithely unaware of the scandal which she is creating, Marigold pur- sues here serene ay until an inno- cent prank, misinterpreted by the townspeople, endangers her life, makes her the object of an attack by & group of vigilantes. Only the efforts of a young news- paperman (Richard Arlen) save Mar- igold. Arlen, originally responsible Dolores Del Rio Star Of ‘Madame Du Barry’ “Madame Du Barry,” heralded as one of the great pictures of the screen, is scheduled as the feature attrac- tion at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow, with Dolores Del Rio heading an all- Star cast. Edward Chodorov, the author, throws an entirely new light on the famous beauty and favorite of |King Louis XV, whose many love ;Sffairs and madcap pranks were the scandal of the Continent. Chodorov |has concerned himself with Du Barry's jintimate life and loves, rather than with her political intrigues, although there are many clashes between her- jSelf and the Jealous court ladies |and courtiers who sought to destroy her influence over the king. These battles and conquests she tosses off with a laugh just as she does her mad escapades. In the Present picture, which is based large- ly on Mme. Du Barry's own memoirs, the little milliner's apprentice is not ;80 much the astute and scheming THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1984 , THE GUMPS—LOST—ONE SANTA CLAUS GLUM, CHESTER ? y EERE LOOK LIKE THE Z Ly CG CHEERFUL LITTLE BOY YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH CHRISTMAS QUST AROUND THE CORNER- SANYA CLAUS GOY MARRIED? 7 2<\ WHY CHESTER ~ ) NEVER HEARD ABOUT THAY~ [T'S NEWS TO ME~ WHO ‘TOLD YOU ALL THIS ? WHO DID SANTA CLAUS MARRY ? WHILE THE BRAKEMAN GOES: AHEAD, TO FLAG THE LIMITED, I WANT To INVESTIGATE HERE.... NOW. DID You. DELIBERATELY DRIVE ONTO THE TRACKS ? Gosu! WHATS TH! maTTER wiTH Us ) I ¢ THis Year, 5am? HaRoLy BEEN 7TH’ SAME THING, ANY KIOS IN AT ALL! DOESN'T 2.2, AN' | COTA, SEEN LIKE CHRISTMAS TIME! / HUNCH 1 KNOW WHATS TH MATTER! WAIT 3st @ MINUTE! VERE We ARE, DU224! Jeooo's THe PART ABOLT SUCH THINGS ISNT US TW HURT FEELING... - FACT THAT NOURE SO APT, NOW, VLOSE YOUR RESPECT FOR NERY OTHER GIRL... AN YOU SHAS 1m WIDIN FROM SNAP OUT OF IT, YOU IDIOT! JADA'S' DI2ZV-WIZ2Y. WM TROUBLE. UNLESS SOMEBODY FINDS PRINCE PANLBERT SOON, TMERE'S GOING WELL* ALL | KNOW 1S THAT PAPA AND MAMA SAID HE MARRIED ORY! GOLLX ..NOURE A CHAMP, SIS! THANKS | CLENTY FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE FOR ME! ¢ WOWT FORGET IT! TSK TSK! THIS WHOLE WESS HAS BEEN EVEN MORE HUMILIATING ‘XO NOU THAN TO ME! FORGWE ME, WiLL NOL? TM SOREN! IVE BEEN A BLIND FOOL, LESSON... AND I LEARNED J THAT, N'OUGHTTA AT PERFECTIX ... SO, g SEND MONA A LET'S GO HOME, EM” NICE PRESENT TROUT In THAT SACK SHE'S HOLDIN’ YOO-noo! \F YOU'RE TO LOOKY-WooKY FOR PRINCEY-WINCEY, (LL for Marigold’s plight, uses every | Politician of history as she is a woman weapon at his command to restore filled with the Joy of living, gay, cap- her good name. But Marigold, having |Ticlous, irrepressible, whose very na- Jearned that Arlen is directly re- Hs demands love and luxury and sponsible for the situation in which |/#ughter. she finds herself, determines to make |, 1% addition to the uproariously him suffer just as she has. funny situations in which Du Barry There is a dramatic climax of un-|iVolves the dignitaries of King Louis’ ‘usual effectiveness that brings “Ready |COUrt. the picture is said to be a for Love” to @ pleasant conclusion. | ° ij Barbs A survey shows that more babies | were born to parents on relief than te the same number not on relief. Uncle Sam always was a generous godfather. ** * Florida is hoping for another boom, if those who remember the last one will at least keep quiet about it. ee * Looking through the 200-inch tele- fcope, now under construction. scien- tists could see a three-story house on the moon, says one of them. So will have to pull the fact *hat he heard -no adver- ising. . ' G 1 (Copyright, 1934, NEA’ Service, Inc. Chris ma vacate ae wreath