The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1935, Page 8

if you want really white teeth THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935 THE GUMPS— OLD EAGLE EYE a é IF YOU'LL, WHAT COULD HE HAVE stop using SLOW CLEANSING eet pray ny ene wate SPR wee ne reason dull - wh ¥ ."{ -_- fecth are so common is now (] WHILE = | HAVE SO E DOESN’ ANY OWN 1D VUST LIKE To BANKNOTES~ A WHOLE Town. Slowsclenunia THE! AFFAIRS FAMILY TO KNOW ABOUT (T° zy CASE FULL- THERE MUST Betas aro oiten tat tooth pastes: BAMSER ON oT NOE POSES HE TRUST US ? oe, Waren e GEREN THOUSAND. DOLLARS Be taboos was YOU'LL FORGIVE ME IF DOES HE THINK WERE IN EACH OF THOSE STACKS— gaat Dr, West's” V LOCK MYSELF IN= TRYING TO SPY ON HIM T AND NOW HE'S SORTING THEM | Barbara Stanwyck Is |Harding-Montgomery ‘Secret Bride’ Star) Film Witty, Charming , "AND THER "MY GOSH, EASY! “THIS WE'VE ALWAYS GOT OUTA SCRAPES | EXACTLY. BUT THIS Barbara Stanwyck, in an entirely; If you like sparkling dialogue, BAKE ‘ " fs peoegaa§ meey ONE. ay Soe we. aneko iF teat new kind of role, and with Warren William as leading man, comes to the Capitol theater on Wednesday, in her latest Warner Bros. production, “The The picture, based on the play by |Mayer’s “Biography of a Bachelor Leonard Ide, is a thrilling drama of |Girl” is now on view. political intrigue which involves the e@ average. And it cannot ®eratch enamel. For really me = white i i od , off OR Em es Ter D ig tudes ZBe | F Alt “THE BLACK BRIEF HAVE MISSED THIS F ST= ONE STACK-"TWO SYACKS= HREE STACKS~ FIVE STACKS = OH, HEAVENS = | WOULDN'T fast as some ding tooth tes, nearly twice as fast as Dr.Wests Diuibbe- Ousche Tooth Paste By BLOSSER T'M KINDA SORRY THe WHOLE THING IS FINISHED, Now! 5T'S EXCITING, WHEN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM LIKE THAT, AND WoRK WELL, THAT'S THE WAY IT Goes! 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GUNS! ma | i ed Fee | BN AT THE MOVIES §~=—s || Kee 6 Geer jaw rapid-fire action, some of the most HIT ON A PLAN THAT | S0rgeous mountain scenery ever to be |flashed on a sereen, and players | admirably cast, go to the Paramount, Ann Harding and Robert Mont- f WY } aN Y MAKES ANY SENSE, tye qf WY) i} I MUST BE GETTING Secret Bride.” 'qheatre where Metro-Goldwyn- é i We / r = 2 : y Pum. Ab A} + e=7 “G lal} Hh Y commission of two baffling murders | gomery are co-starred in the new and the impeachment of the governor | photoplay. It is their first appear- of is the state on bribery charges. It|ance together since the hit, “When said to provide Miss Stanwyck with | Ladies Meet,” and again they prove her greatest opportunity for tense|themselves a delightful romantic emotional characterization for which |team. she is famous. Miss Harding has never been better Secretly married to the attorney|than in her new role 2g a portrait i general, she learns on her very wed- | painter who has had quite a lot of t ding day that her father, the gover-|boy friends in the past and’ who ; nor, has been charged with bribery |scares them all to death when she to 32 either Socialism of Commi — Senator L. J. Dickinson, Iowa. Huey Long devoted a lot of time|and he chooses to defend a man of cnet to write the story of her fe, Montgomery as the editor who Presses her to write the book, finds himself surrounded on all sides by Persons who would find their lives and careers somewhat embarrassed if their former admiration for the lovely artist came to light in print, Among these are Edward Everett Horton and Edward Arnold, who give excellent portrayals in their half- comic, half-serious roles. Others in he cast include Una Charles Richman, Greta Meyer and Willard Robertson, and they are all good. fundamentals. Its ailments} E. H. Griffith did a commendable not be cured by feeding it on/|directorial job and the picture is! beautifully costumed and mounted. Even though a lawyer has a choice me last congress session and I/evil reputation, it does not prove at he'll carry on this session,|all that he was engaged in conspir- T)ipgrin and bear it.—Postmaster | acy.—Federal Judge W. H. Holly, Chi- [General James A. Farley. yeaa Se 1 2 ae a Sete? Fagyesan ees ge Seysensrevss sx2ee eters @earnsozesos £8 P 422292 rest PerHes ae Cah dine Ahee sees. nome