The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1934 | SIDEGLANCES - - _ By George Clark | Tuis Curious HOLDING A 100-POUND WEIGHT By William | Wor LD Ferguson ANYONE SEES A HAPPY saan ON A WRINKLED SURMOUNTED BY A RAB . TO MATCH, ROA, PROUDLY DECKE! Berar nety THE GUMPS— TILDA ON PARADE MY_HOW | HOPE SOME ONE SEES ME IN THIS OUTFIT TODAY= AND OF ‘SOMES. THE ONES ‘LL PASS HER- JUST TO " Give HER AN BYE-FUL = Not ONE! I THINK ROBBERY WAS THE MOTIVE, BUT, SO FAR, 1 CAN'T FIGURE How THOSE MEN AND CONFUSION OF A WREZK, IT WOULO BE EASY FOR ANYONE To STEAL THE |_ REGISTERED MAIL... NICE WINTER WEATHER WERE HAVING MRS. str OSB - WERE STANDING AT THE Time! F ELL OF ALL THE BR. NERVE- (Le none Hue Guar eum AND If SHE ISN'T WEARING JHE VERY SAME HAT AND MUFF Biles hat gaits “Seu ABOUT THIS= AS NEAR AS I CAN FIGURE, THE BULLETS STREAKED UPWARD FROM THE FLOOR, BECAUSE “THE ONE THAT HIT THE ENGINEER IN THE CHEST, WENT UPWARD AT A FORTY-FIVE rt. DEGREE ANGLE! FIGURE ‘THAT WAS A SWELL KISS SUGAR / BUT 1 WISH YOU COULD MAKE YOUR ABOVE YOUR HEAD 's NOT GAM, THIS 1S MR_KITILE, THE MAN \ S ( ASTER, | WANNA BUY THAT POP_ GUN WORK IS DEFINED PHYSICALLY FROM WHOM WE BUY ALL OUR Tin PAs! WW) Ne SHOOT, WHEN Ya OPENED THAT AS*PORCE, PRODUCING HOW ABOUT SERVING @ LITTLE See : BoTTLE of CIDER! THROUGH SPACE.” ROAT COOLER — OU KNOW WHAT ? oe ( meant By H és You Poor THING! TM | Yes MAM! Now SORRY! BUT, ITLL ONE GOOD PI FOLKS MISSES YO XO 1ONT AROUND Sei pion g.Seeeteet Taser it a ene GAN i DION'T KNOW WHEN YO'O BE BACK... pe 9) 's IN’ NO, NO BUSINESS HONEY, AH'S TELLY Ni yee AW CALLED Zz J BY JIM TULLY, WAS WRITTEN IN ONE PARAGRAPH OF | AT THE MOVIES | Douglas, Nagel in ‘Dangerous Corner’ “I think telling the truth is about as healthy as skidding around a cor- ner at sixty.” So runs some dialogue with Mel- vyn Douglas in RKO-Radio’s “Dan- gerous Corner,” stage hit of London and New York, by J. B. Priestley showing at the Capitol Theatre today and Friday. “I'm for its coming out; it's healthy” is the return comment by Conrad Nagel, member of a little group prone to let well enough alone when one of their number supposed- jy commits suicide just after a val- uable bond is mysteriously missing. The discussion takes place months after the death of one of the part- ners. Most of the group would “let Sleeping dogs lie,” but through an odd chain of circumstances the ‘truth 4s prodded to the foreground. Behind the masks of the six friends and re- Jatives and business associates there are startling currents and cross cur- rents of love and hatred. Presenting a subject broad in theme and proven worthy through its success on the stage and in fiction Yorm, “Dangerous Corner” is enacted by such headliners as Virginia Bruce, Melvyn Douglas, Ian Keith and Con- rad Nagel, with Erin O’Brien-Moore, Doris Lioyd, Henry Wadsworth and Betty Furness among others. Two » directors, Phil Rosen and Arthur » Bircom, handled the difficult ac- ton, which introduces entirely new methods of story treatment to the eereen. Bou! egted to be 115 Shirley Temple Star In ‘Bright Eyes’ Film Shirley Temple, most sensational Screen discovery of the year, at last has “the perfect screen vehicle.” That, at any rate, ts the gist of the enthusiastic advance accounts which precede Fox Film's “Bright Eyes” to the Paramount Theatre, where it will begin an engagement on Friday. Hollywood anu New York have pre- viewed this newest of Shirley’s films and have voted it a story ideally suited to the ¢straordinary talents of this child star. It was written espe- cially for her and is described as a remarkably human and heart-warm- ing narrative. The dramatic story of “Bright Eyes” was suggested to David But- ler, director, by a real-life incident occurring at a commercial airport near Los Angeles. He told it to So M. Wurtzel, Fox Film producer, who at once grew cnthusiastic about the idea as a vehicle for the remarkable child star. Butler and Edwin Burke, famous screen writer, collaborated on the story, which was then adapted to the screen by William Conselman. Butler himself has directed “Bright Eyes,” and, according to advance re- Ports, has done one of the most not- able jobs of his career. “Bright Eyes” 4s said to be an entirely new type of vehicle for Shirley. Its action takes place at a large commercial airport and in @ wealthy Pasadena home nearby, at the Christmas season, Ranks in the navy that correspond to the army ranks of major, captain, first lieutenant and second leuten- ant are lieutenant commander, lieu- tenant, lieutenant junior grade, and ensign, A bacon-slicing machine exhibited by @ meat company at A Century of Progress at Chicago sliced sa tn Ys | mi AS THEY START E | |anmy orriceas, Was AND Eaay LOCATE KIDNAPED PRINCE IN BUL- GRAVIAN WE WERE TOLD Y STAY VARE YOU ‘GOING? }. To GET OUT. GUYS\ (A POCKETKNIFE, SiR, A RABBIT Y FOOT, A PISTOL, AND SEVERAL / PISTOLS UND KANDELABRAN PIZAZAS. | KANDELABRAN