The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1935, Page 8

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LET Go, KID..LET GO"! Boy, TD LIKE TSEE. THE PAPERS.” WILUAM, KUHN, LEADING CITIZEN OF TOMKINS CORNERS, KIDNAPED'. TUL BET MY PICTURE IS ON THE I Ya BeTrer START ANOTHER FIGHT—@N' Ge FRIEND AND SHE WON'T |] tJ ) {ith SPEAK TO ME! Au), THEY'RE ALL ALIKE! WHY DON'T SUST ADMIT YER WRONG WH Ya Were NOT. AN' APOLOGIZE! AND | DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO “CHAT, @N ('tA CERNE! @BOUT I(T, REALLY! \E (THINK THERES ANYTHING You CAN Bo @BOUT IT! SURE AN REMEMBER WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!) MAODER THAN GvAH, (FI QOMIT Hat!” WELL, ( STILL THINK| AN APOLOGY Is THe NE) j '° Ee HAMPSHIRE, [aM ‘ nave. The SAMOKOELERAS H NO MOTTOES A CURIOUS DEER-LIKE ANIMAL THAT Xt A DARN LIVED IN NORTH AMERICA MILLIONS OF on VOWEL A DEANS OF WS WONT OIE WIM A 2%. »3 eens BOY GEIN' SO SELFiSn . TM. GONNA WANE A TALE WITA THAT ¢ GENT | FROM WOT TUE SEEN N'REARD HES PROBABLY HOPELESS — BLT SO WAS MADSOR WOOCPLE TL HE TURNED OUER A NEW | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Enchanted April’ Has! Will Rogers Returns Fine Acting and Plot’ In ‘Judge Priest’ Film WASH TUBBS OH, MY, ESSY-WESSY. THE Y For INSTANCE, GOARDY- OH,YES \ /I—AH—HAVE NOTICED 4 FINANCIAL PROBLEM OF KANDE-| INDEEDY-)| A FEW VERY GLARING NO MARKET FOR CHEESE. The splendid acting talents of Ann! One of America’s most noted au- C % WEE! FAULTS ABOUT THE THE HOTELS ATROCIOUS, ’ Harding and the fine writing of thors, Irvin 3. Cobb, has supplied YOU ON YOUR RECENT : PRINCIPALITY. AND THERE'S NO RAIL~" “Elizabeth” are deftly combined in a Will Rogers with his latest Fox Film HEROISM, picturization of “Enchanted April,” one of the more famous novels by the anonymous authoress at the Capitol ‘Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. Such @ rare combination is made possible through RKO-Radio, which brings the popular story lo the screen with an able supporting cast. The characters who became known to a reading and play-going public of more than a quarter of a million are portrayed by Miss Harding as Lotty Hilkins; Frank Morgan, Reginald Owen, Katharine | Vehicle, “Judge Priest,” which will ‘come to the Paramount Theatre on | Wednesday, only. | According to all advance reports, the film gives Will the finest and most, human role of all those he has played | On the screen. Preview audiences in | Hollywood and New York have hailed it as the most notable of all Rogers’ gallery of American characters and | there seems little doubt that it will | Tegister throughout the country as the Star's most successful picture to date. ROAD. I—AH—EXPECT i ay | INCESS JADA. r . Alexander, Jane Baxter, Ralph Forbes} The popular series of stores by a and Jessie Ralph. Irvin Cobb has been used as the basis Hi RKO-Radio also afforded the pic-| for this screen history of the shrewd ture generous values in the other|and wise Kentucky judge who flour- phases of production. Scenes in| ished in Paducah, Kentucky, in the so { » Italy, Paris and London, ranging from drab households to medieval castles and sumptuous style shops, were au- thentically duplicated. The promi- nent woman players are gowned in the latest fashion creations. “Enchanted April” recounts the unusual vacation undertaken by four women who wish to get away from it all, forsake the security of the home for their own individuality or find Pleasure in thinking about the past. ‘Their holiday leads them to Italy where new love flowers and alters) tion .|but his brothers seeking the ideal.” their intentions " Harry Beaumont directed. Texas’ state capitol contains 392 rooms, 18 acres of floor space and more than 15,000 carloads of red granite in its construction. Silver candelabra presented by King George II of England still hang in 88 Thomas Epis@pal church at Bath, N. C., built in 1736, late years of the past century. blends with laughter and tears in this tale of a sleepy southern town, which still is not too sleepy to cradle stirring drama. Millions of readers know this grand old jurist of fiction. Now mil- lions more will know and love him, In memory of O, Henry, a native of North Carolina, citizens of that state have placed a tablet in Rale!7h, | the capital, which bears this inscrip- tion: “ize no longer saw @ rabble I don’t think we can contribute any- thing to peace in the present situa- tion of the world, especially in Europe. Nor can they contribtue to us in any way of cooperation for peace.—Sen- ator William G. McAdoo. It was milk I drank and look at the size of me.—Walter Elliott, British jminister of agriculture. Rich human interest, it is said,| ALLEY OOP MAD AT ‘TH’ LEMIANS, SOMEHOW-