The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1935 SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark © mss ey aca sewee, we ONE EDITION OF A LARGE CITY NEWSPAPER WILL FILL A BOOK AT THE Peggy Fears Plays Parisian Siren Part Described by preview audiences in Hollywood as one of the gayest and anost diverting pictures in seasons, the Fox Film production, “Lottery Lover,” will begin an engagement at the Para- mount Theatre on Wednesday. This new film tells the light-hearted story of a girl-shy cadet who won the right to woo a glamorous darling of the Paris stage—with her garter as his calling card. Bashful and retiring, he tries to escape from his “ordeal” but is sent back to the fay by the other members of his gallant crew. Winning her garter was a matter of luck. Winning her is a question of * gieill, One of the most entertaining and swift-moving screen stories of years is said to result from this sit- uation. Lew Ayres plays the girl-shy young cadet, on his first visit to Paris, and opposite him is seen “Pat” Paterson, ‘the delightful young English actress, who appears as a British chorus girl at the Folies Bergere. Perhaps the most important fem- 4nine assignment in the film, however, 4s that of Peggy Fears, dashing Broad- ‘way actress, writer and producer, who makes her screen debut in “Lottery Lover” as the gorgorous siren of the Parisian revues. Frequently ae- scribed as Broadway's smartest wom- ‘an, Miss Fears :s said to bring to this ecreen roll all the zest and sparkle which have won her a significant Place in the theatrical world. ‘Among the song numbers which Miss Fears will sing in “Lottery Lov- er” are “Ting - a - Ling - a - Ling” and “There's a Bit of Paree in You,” both melodies destined for wide popularity, St is said. Historians say some of the early American Indian tribes celebrated 22 as New Year's day long December SHEO THEIR LEAVES COMPLETELY EVERY MOVIES | Stanwyck Picture Based on Ide Play Barbara Stanwyck comes to the Capitol Theatre tomorrow in her lat- est Warner Bros. production, “The Secret Bride,” which is said to be the most powerful and dynamic picture in which she has yet appeared. The picture, based on the play by Leonard Ide, is a thrilling drama of Political plots and intrigues which in- volves two mysterious murders, a sui- cide and the impeachment of the governor of the state. In addition to the thrilling situa- tions and the baffling mysteries there is a glamorous romance in which Miss Stanwyck has the role of the secret bride of the state’s attorney general who is compeiled to investigate her father on charges of accepting a bribe. There is a sensational court trial in which a girl is accused of murdering her sweetheart end is only saved from the electric chair by the testimony of Miss Stanwyck, who was an eye wit- ness to the crime. Her dramatic ap- pearance in court to save the girl, while jeopardzing the fate of her father and her husband, is said to be one of the most dramatic scenes filmed, There is a talented cast playing in support of Miss Stanwyck, with War- ten William in the leading role of her secret husband, Glenda Farrell as the wise cracking stenographer who is tried for the murder of her sweetheart and Douglas Dumbrille as the lover There ‘s no danger from pork, 80 far as trichinosis is concerned, if care 18 taken to cook well all pork and products containing pork muscle tissue—Dr. Benjamin Schwartz, De- partment marine cargoes constituted the earliest “ no THE GUMPS—MAMA GETS AN EYEFUL TO THINK THAT ALL THAT MONEY IS RIGHT iF MI To Mas ate SIGHT FOR SORE EYES~- ON! 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