The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1935, Page 8

Tuis Curious WorRLD a fhm COBRA BITES ARE FATAL TO ELEPHANTS / ©1995 BY NEA SERVICE, mC. RUSSIAN BALLET TOURED THE WORLD FOR 20 YEARS, 1909-29, BUT NEVER APPEARED IN RUSSSA! | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Living on Velvet’ Is Packed With Thrills More thrills and unique situations are said to have been packed into the First National Picture, “Livin On Velvet.” which opens at the Capi: tol Theatre today, than any picture that has ben shown here for some time. There are unusual air maneuvers with some of the maddest stunting imaginable by an airplane pilot, who | Noted Comedy Film Has Six-Star Cast The amusing account of what hap- pens to a perfect English butler-valet en he is exposed to American as of Democracy, is | Story of Paramount's “Ruggles of Red | Gap.” which comes Thursday, Friday, | Saturday, to the Paramount Theatre jwith Charles Laughton in the title role, The picture, adapted from Harry THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1985 THE GUMPS—AND HOW ABOUT THE UNDERTAKER? WHAT WAS THAT WIRELESS MESSAGE NUTTY PICKED UP il x | | ui i [) @V FTER AL PINE, | ‘TUE EX-PUG, | RETURNED To sMOoTHY'S i . APARTMENT, WITH THE SHINER EMMIE HAD PINNED ON HIM, THE CROOKS ‘TOOK STOCK OF \ BOUGHT THESE SHOES FELLA, BUT OUR HERE AN’ | WANNA SHING 1S Ort - . =" SUINE “em — FREE! SOMETHING LIKE TWAT SAF THERES ANY POSSIBLE 1 ce TTT HAVE WORKED ‘ad ‘To You, 1 COULD mn Hitt WUAT DOVA MEAN;WE'LL GO BACK AFTER IT? LISTEN! RUB YOUR PALM OVER. THIS EGG, AND PIPE THE BLINKER! IL WOULDNT GO BACK AND FACE TUAT WILDCAT IF I COULD COLLECT A MILLION !f WELL, (MALL SET, OU22,BUT NOW I CANT SHINE HI tCKS! | USED ALL TH POLISH To BLack UP! plays the role of an airman’ sup-| posed to be somewhat “cracked” af- | j) Boe ter a terrific accident in which he| tenitrar Mere tee, ene ma is the only one who escapes alive.| cies, Roland ‘Young, Zasu Pitts and His air escapades finally get him/ Teil Hymans in apport of Laugh= prounded, after which his speed mania brings him to erief in a crazed | Leon Wilson's famous story, first pub- auto ride. “Ruggles’” adventures begin when There is an unique romance in the| hs titled master loses him to an story in which two friends love the same girl, but each does his best to give her to the other to make the woman happy. American tourist and his wife in a Poker game. On his first day in his new job, Ruggles takes his exuberant master out to view London’s art gal- Kay Francis has the leading role of | Jerles and winds up with him in a a beautiful society girl. who is mad- ly infatuated with the dare-devil drunken spree. Back to Red Gap, US.A., a crude aviator and marries him despite the| but stimulating Western town of the objections of her family. George| 1900's, goes “Ruggles” with his Amer- Brent is the aviator and his friend| {can employers, And, when his mas- is Warren William, the two forming ter introduces him to the society with Kay Francis, the girl, a strange) big-wigs of Red Gap as a Colonel of triangle the English army, “Ruggles” becomes Love does not run smoothly, how-| the social favorite of the town, ever, for the aviator is totally un- “Ruggles’” former master turns up fitted for domesticity, and their mar-| in Red Gap to find a completely alter- ried life, though not their actual love,| €d butler who engineers his lordship @ series of thrilling events, roy If it were not for pacifists, we'd everywhere. — Dr. F. T. into a romance with a lovel; can lady. Finally, “Rugg! self finds romance with the town’s Irading widow and becomes the town’s leading restaurateur. Tt is not sufficient to be known as “good citizens”; we must be good for something. Our greatest problem is the number of intelligent people who morally unem Btires, ployed. — Bishop in said county, the ith ds yy a to the hi bidder for a term of one year. The first year’s ren‘ be ‘pala in advance. * penal at Bismarck, N, D, y of March, 1935. pe ee a/ta-a0-at, Orr eee SS a oN A ae