The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 26,1985 THE GUMPS—THERE ARE STILL HOPES Las Be Seas Rae WELIL.-BUT “THEY. aly ~A a0 Ls YAMS, . Sse ec 1. AO. U8. PAT. OR “Slap em on the back—tell ’em jokes. That’s the way to. make sales.” THis Curious WorLD oy wien | ae SOx, MANAGER ,HOW 7BOUT ) ALL OUT FIXIN’ OU22EM AN’ ME UP WITH PASSES TO Your. MAKE THEIR ff ' FIGHT SHOW TAIGHT? SPENDING MONEY BY See : 4 ore HL A Se =a LOE OO en ee ee i MUSKRATS... : Good AS Passes! WITHIN: _—— ELEVEN MILES | OF } | AT THE MOVIES | le Will Rogers Creates (‘A Dog of Flanders’ Pandemonium of Fun|' Coming to Capitol] WASH TUBBS Two hundred grunting, galloping pigs stampede in Will Rogers’ latest picture, “Life Begins at 40,” which is featured at the Paramount theater today and Wednesday. During the production of this Fox | “ Pilm picture, which shows America’s favorite humorist in a comedy of er- ros as @ small-town editor, the pigs seemed to enjoy the experience of| charm. acting. They frolicked about and re- fused to be recaptured, to the intense| borne joy to disgust of the property man. girl ‘Will Rogers, in one scene of his pic- search ture, asa *fun-tain of youth,’ creates Dog of Flanders” is 20 known that it is needless to recount - It is @ colorful tale