The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1985_ SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark __© 1998 BY NEA SERVICE INC. T.M. REG. U. 8: PAT: OFF. “Rex, who was that celebrity we met last night? I want to give.a talk on him at the club today.” | Tuis Curious WorLD | By William Ferguson (F THE EARTH KEPT THE SAME SIDE ALWAvs TOWARD THE SUN, HAD NO MOON, AND HAD ITS POLAR AXIS PERPEN- OICULAR TO ITS ORBIT, WE WOULD HAVE NO H f © 1995 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. au. WORMS ©O NOT CRAWL/ : SPAN-WORMS PROGRESS IN A SERIES OF LOOPING STRIDES, BECAUSE THEIR, MIDDLE. “on SECTIONS HAVE NO Leas’ AT THE MOVIES Will Rogers Cast as {Grace Moore Boasts Political ‘War Horse’ Of Her Wine Cellar ‘Will Rogers has played an amazing | Grace Moore, who is appearing in Variety of roles. In the fifteen talk-| “One Night of Love,” Columbia pic- ing pictures he has made to date, the ture showing now at the Capitol star has been an oil millionaire, a | Theatre in which she plays the star- mid-western farmer, a hobo, a meat |ting role, relates an amusing story Packer, a druggist, a Kentucky judge | about the famous singer, Lawrence and many other things. | Tibbett, and French wines of which But until now Will has never en- | she is connisseur. acted the role for which he is per-! “I have a cellar full of wine at hhaps best fitted of all—a politician. | my Cannes estate,” Miss Moore laugh- In real life he is one of the bes ingly related, “and I'll never forget formed and keenest students of poli-| the time Lawrence Tibbett filled up tics in the entire country, but until|on my own blend. Near midnight he he made “The County Chairman,”| wandered out on the balcony and be- which is now showing at the Para- | gan singing opera. He woke up the ammount theatre today, he has never | peasants for a mile around, and they had an opportunity to transfer such | flocked to the estate to listen to his @ character to the screen. | Powerful voice. Tibbett entertained “The County Chairman,” produced | them for an hour in the moonlight by Fox Film, is a screen adaptation | and what ‘vives’ he did get. It was of the famous stage comedy by George | delightful.” bs Ade, which once served Maclyn Ar-j| ‘buckle as his best-known starring vehicle. It tells a mirthful, shrewd and dramatic story of small-town politics in a day when American vil- Jage life was far more colorful and isolated than it is today. Will, it is said, is seen in a role superbly suited to his talents—that | of @ fire-eating boss who owns the town, but who gives more than he’ takes throughout his career. He's a -town war-horse, with plenty of town ideas. his cast, the star has the sup- of many well-known players who we appeared with him in earlier successes. Louise Dresser, who has ‘been seen with Rogers in five pic- has an important role and Venable and Kent Taylor, the lovers of “David Harum,” once take care of the romantic as- Other featured players Grace Moore, internationally fam- ous as a stage diva, has conquered a new entertainment field . .. mo- tion pictures. Advance reports of her Performance in “One Night of Love” in which she appears with Tullio | Carminati, Lyle Talbot and Mona Bar- rie, have heralded her a sensational surprise . . . @ glamorous, interesting dramatic star ... a distinct and valu- abe saaee to the movie firma- ment MY . 8. Supreme Court, even by implication, has not cast a doubt on THE OLD_ FELLOW DROPPED HIS KNIFE AND FORK: GULPED AND SAID— POOR BIRD, YOu I HAVE Box 117! z WONDER IF You HAVE RECEIVED ANY REPLIES ‘TO THE AD I INs SERTED IN YOUR THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) SALESMAN SAM HALE AN HOUR LATE AGAIN: AN’ Ya Look as WHITE AS @ PiLLow cease! WHaT'sa MaTrer with Ya? OH, | Was OUT WITH TH’ BOYS LAS’ NIGHT PLANNIN’ & UTTLE Qui OPEN DER poor! ‘SEE IF DOSE SPIES ARE STILL HERE, REGULAR NIGHTMARE! DREAMED. THEN HOW DOES IT WE FOUND THE LEAD FROM SEVEN OF THEM, MISTER! SELL IN SCOTLAND ONE WOULD LASTA LIFETIME ! Gee CHI, SAM, | HAD @ “TernioLe |) HEY, NOT sO, NteHT, AFTER | GOT Ta Ban! Loud, WE RalsEs cain wHEN HE THINKS ANYONE UA! : CONT LET ry D> WORKIN FER HI HAS BEEN CANNED! ( was @ SAROINE! I'l BORN: .DANS, AS ANYBODY WANTTEN’ TWoRK.. S $s FOR THE FELLAS ... WELL, GLOOM,| S IR, AND MISERY HAVE SETTLED ON THE HEAVY HEARTS OF THE BRAVE GONE, YOU IDIOT] DER SPIES ARE GONE, UND HERE ISS COLONEL BOOGLEHOK MITOUT ANY, CLOTHES WHILE YOU ARE UP THERE, YOU MIGHT : "4 4S WELL “TAKE AROUND— MAYBE YOU'LL SEE DINNY Sone. WHERE!