The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1935, Page 8

e THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1935 THE GUMPS—BOUGHT AND PAID FOR . 1 SAW orn, ) : UE WIT JUST PUT IT ON, ier AND LET's, 4 HE WISER THING WOULD BE ‘TO KEEP “THE SHILOH ON THE GROUND, ie é U, &. PAT. OFF.: 5 ies BY we Stance i x ‘“Myepresent.plans,are te -retire at thirty-five and:raise rogs.” |THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) | Tus Curious Wortp @sts" CAN HOLD ME PRISONER FOR A ‘THEY CANT GET Away WITH WEEK, THEN BEAT ME UPAND SEND : ME ON MY WAY! ‘TWS STUFF! TLL Ger THE A 38-CALIBER PISTOL, WHEN AIMED OIRECTLY AT THE BULL'S EVE OF A TARGET 25 YARDS AWAY, ACTUALLY IS AIMEO MA INCHES BELOW HE BuLL’s eve/ AT TIME OF MANUFACTURE, TS ALLOW FOR THE UPWARD ff SWING OF THE BARREL AT ‘THE TIME OF DISCHARGE. SEN, NUMBSRULL , DON'T TRY “Ta SELL ME Kicks “MEY Wore 'Wey Back WU Gey NINETIES! \ went cen ee us- — carnal AN’ Eki SHO: ea, Wo! MINERS, RETURNING FROM THE CALIF- ORNIA GOLDFIELDS, TRADED GOLD ousT FOR"STRAW” HATS, IN PANAMA!S BUT THE HATS WERE IMPORTED. AT THE MOVIES BOOTS AND MER BUDDIES * Wire ‘Clive of India’ Gives Colman Opportunities ‘The overworked superlatives seem futile indeed when one comes to esti- mating the merits of “Clive of India,” Darryl F. Zanuck’s first million dol- lar production for 20th Century Pic- tures, which brought the personable and poular Ronald Colman to the Paramount Theatre yesterday, Mon- day and Tuesday. But, until a better term is coined ‘we must be content to tag it “great,” “magnificent” and “stirring” enter- tainment, It’s a new Colman—s star of unsus- pected power, whom you will see in this Joseph M. Schenck presentation, based on the London stage hit of the same name whose authors, W. P. Lips- i i : Sullavan, Marshall Stars in ‘Good Fairy’ In “The Good Fairy,” which comes ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to the Capitol theater and in which Margaret Sullavan is starred with Herbert Marshall, the character that she plays, Lu, was inspired by looking ‘at romantic and heroic motion pic- tures to become “The Good Fairy.” You see, Lu is a theater usherette. Her outlook on life is very much Margaret Sullavan and Herbert Marshall are presented as co-stars at i Pa in Advertising Urged For Farm Products SICKENING SIGHT , To STE WIS STORE wow BURNED To N 7 q SNS S y