The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1935, Page 8

SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark Le % 2 = onl rascore “Can’t we have just a few minutes more? We're right at the most exciting part.” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1985 QUST IMAGINE HAVING To LiVE AROUND THAY BRAGGADOCIO DE STROSS WOMAN ALL YOUR LIFE = WHAT COULD BIM HAVE BEEN STHINKING OF WHEN HE LET HER MONE JN WITH THEM = 1 DON'T SEE HOW A Do YOU SEE THESE CARTRIDGES ? WELL, THEY WERE FOUND IN THE COAL OF ENGINE NUMBER six? Tis Curiou = — ne BREATHE THROUGH TINY OPENINGS ON THE UNDER, SIDE OF THEIR, LEAVES, AND A SINGLE APPLE LEAF HAS MORE THAN 1400 OF THESE PORES. oRLD "| OUCK HUNTER: INCREASED ABOUT SO PER CENT IN MINNESOTA DURING THE LAST FOUR VEARS, WHILE DUCKS DECREASED ABOUT 75 PER CENT. co 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. YEARS OF THEIR SPEND LIVES IN A DARK CELL, LAYING EGGS AT RATE OF EVERY ONE TWO SEQONOS. | AT THE MOVIES | Picture Features Fictitious Sleuth A character endeared to millions by the Saturday Evening Post stories and the books of Gilbert K. Chesterton assumes real flesh and blood and «comes to life on the screen in Para- mount’s “Father Brown, Detecti' at the Paramount Theatre, Thursd: As acied by Walter Connolly, he is the same foxy old ter’ who catches thieves with words and intelli- gence where the police of the world bad failed with their modern detec- tion method: 'y of “Father Brown.. De- ble, eccentric and | |;Woman in the Dark’ | New Hammett Movie | ;. A man who kills another in de- fense of a woman serves a sentence for manslaughter and when on par- ole vows he is through with women forever, is the central male character in Dasheill Hammett’s gripping drama, “Woman in the Dark,” tomor- row’s attraction at the Capitol Thea- tre. John Bradley is the man who claims women “spell nothing but trouble.” Barely out of jail, he faces @ situation almost identical with that which sent him there. A woman— one whom he has never seen before, @ woman out of the dark—appeals to built about the Flying | His chivalry to protect her. Star diamonds in Father Brown's pos- session and the efforts of Flambeau, notorious jewel thief, to get them. Although Father Brown has the thief well wit his grasp several times, he ref to apprehend him and turn him to the police until he has recanted of his own free will. The fight for the diamonds thus resolves itself. into a battle of wit and will, with a beautiful girl who ioves Flambeau taking a hand in the fight. Should he wash his hands of the whole matter or again risk his freee dom, this time his very life, in an effort to help her? The author of “The Thin Man” once more develops a highly dramatic situation for all it we Ralph Bellamy has the role of Bradley, and Fay Wray is beautiful and moving as the girl who throws herself upon his generosity. Melvyn Douglas is his usual suave self as the man who forces Bradley's hand. Ros- coe Ates stutters his way through the At last Flambeau, convinced of the |nart of Bradley's comic pal, and Ruth error of his ways, gives himself up freely to the police, hoping to recant ‘his crimes and earn the respect of the girl he loves. And Father Brown Plays the double role of sleuth end Paul Lukas and Gertrude Michael are cast in the principal supporting roles, and Robert Loraine, Una O'Connor and Halliwell Hobbes ap- pear in the featured cast. Barbs | _—_—_____________-e ‘The federal government is planning to help out the 46 states that are pay- ing widow's pensions. But won't that encourage some wives to get rid of their husbands sooner? se * ‘When night baseball is played in Cincinnati, grandmothers will rapid rate. Can't call this to the at- thet is, iad any longer. a1 jsCopy. 1935, NEA Service, ins.) | Gillette, Granville Bates, and Nell O'Day are also in the cast. 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