The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1935, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1938 Sir Malcolm Campbell Breaks Four World Records in Stock Hudson Eight BUDDY MARR SMASHES THREE MORE. DAYTONA BEACH, FEB. 11TH!! HUDSON'S RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROVED PER- FORMANCE MARCHES ON!! STRICTLY STOCK CAR UNDER STRICT A. A. A. Fiying Start Records: One Kilometer Miles Standing Start: One Mile .. Second Gear only—One Mile Second Gear only—One Kilometer SUPERVISION On Soft Sand Beach—Buddy Marr, Driving Sir Malcolm Campbell (owner of world’s fastest racing car) says: “The motor amazes me. Congratulations to Hudson.” Buddy Marr says: “The ability to ELECTRIC HAND made possi shift quickly and surely with the ble my first record.” HUDSON Says It With PERFORMANCE! ,, WILDE MO 304 4th TORS INC. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 1500 SIDEGLANCES - - _ By George Clark | Tuts Curious WorLD eg 4 WHAT V5 \ PERFECTLY TERRI v1 = THINGS ARE Aries BEYOND ME Wits) POTHIER MASA THE GUMPS—GET THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Crm WORK, THANKS! WHAT LIEUTENANT (7 WASHED OUT INA RIVER BED! BURIED mr. SELF FOUR FEET IN THE MuD! CAN'T THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) 3 $25000 TM PUTTING INTO TKS! | WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS, 1 OPEN THE DOOR AND FAKE (WER IN s SAD,NOT T'GRAB A GOOD THING LIKE THAT, WHEN HES ON THE Dy, INSIDE, LIKE WINDY 187 Hey, MISTER HowDy, Gleme jer PNOTHER Dimes WORTH OF LICORICE CANnoy t A SEETLES COULD HAVE 10,000,000 DESCENOANTS IN ONE YEAR, “iN HAITI, AT KINGSTON, MOONLIGHT NIGHTS! AT THE Janet Gaynor Cast in _ Deeply Emotional Role Movie lovers who remember the enjoyable screen entertainment that resulted from the juxtaposition of the talents of Janet Gaynor and War- ner Baxter, will delight in the an- nouncement that this team of screen Im prod day engagement today at the Para- mount theatre. ese stars, who made such a screen furore of “Paddy” and “Daddy Long Legs,” appear in @ poignant and tender romance of today, adapted from the acclaimed best-seller from the pen of Robert Nathan. Janet Gaynor has a deeply emo- tional role as 8 courageous girl alone in the world, and Warner Baxter is the romantic adventurer who clings to the right to dream. Advance re- Stepin Fetchit brings his peculiar to relieve the that has earth and soft MOVIES |Death Rides on Plane In Oliver-Gleason Film Unseen death haunts the cabin of a seaplane as it speeds from Los ,Angeles to Catalina Island in the | RKO-Radio mystery-comedy, “Mur- |der on a Honeymoon,” featuring Edna May Oliver and James Gleason, film at the Capitol Theater Thursday. Chills, thrills and chuckles alter- |nate in this exciting murder mystery, which is a companion picture of “The inguin Pool Murder” ade mous, that of a spinster-sleuth and @ wise-cracking police inspector, re- spectively. Except for the early aerial scenes, all of the action takes place on the resort island of Catalina. Scenting murder in the mysterious death aboard the sky liner, Miss Oliver, as Hildegarde Withers, sends a telegram to James Gleason, the Oscar Piper of the three highly successful pro- ductions, to join her in solving the e. Hildegarde and Oscar go he | crim into their huddle and the fun is on in earnest, » with plenty of spooky , ate mosphere, scientific sleuthing and considerable shooting. ; an directed “Murder on a Honeymoon.” ‘Wire cable was first made a hun- yr S GOopN You'Re sure NERSELE “T!0eM, AIN'T eye? BACK IN SMOOTHY] ‘BATHROOM THE,