The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935 THE GUMPS—MORE TO FOLLOW y THE STANDARD Te cas ear So of Syndicate, tnc. HEY, You Ki0S...SCRAM J JUST A MINUTE, MISTER! OUTA HERE f BL TLL TAKE CARE : : Mt? i ““T hope you didn’t make a lot of dumb remarks when you met the boss. It would make me appear ah awful sap.” This CURIOUS WORLD “heuer ‘©1935 BY NEA | GAVE MEN Be HOT DOG! @ SINGLE MY FIRST TIME UP a), How DID | KNow TW EIRsT BASEMAN HAD Rece cca X AGAINST THESE) ROOSHUN Bares! ” AW GALL HIDDEN IN HIS WHISKERS! WERE FAR INFERIOR, 4 <O THE MAN OF TODAY. cS DUATTA TY COBB YOU ARE! GITTIN CAUGHT OFFA Niet ance IN TH MIOOLE OF A RALLY! (-| AN IDEA A MINUTE p x2 TANS THINGS ARE MOUIN TOO FAST FOR ONAY ,SABY! WERE ALL SOLD OUT: RES, REA UeStonnie: OEE wor ME} GEE | 1 WOH HE'D SLOW OP, |] EVERYTHING! NOW, LIOSEN AIS SORT THINGS WE KANE LEFT, AND TH’ SIN THING! MESSE ne WAL) OF SIUFF 1S ALL RIGHT SOT WHEN GETTING AWAY WITH IT BIGY AETER WE MOVE INTO Tri WE STOCK UP OUR NEW STORE, g NEW STORE THERE'LL LEVS IMPORT SIUFE THAT WE : BE SO MUCH WORK 8] CAN KANE SOME FON Wit f N'RESPONSIBILITY UIRKNOW THINGS LINE SCOTCH BAG, é PIPES, ELEPHANTS , SOMPIN’ BEANS , CANARIES N’MACHINE [AT THE Movies| Wonders of Orient _| Marlene Is a Star of Filmed in Fantasy! ‘Devil Is a Woman’ “Chu Chin Chow,” with its galaxy of beautiful girls, enthralling musical harmonies, fantastic dances of the us ‘East, and bizarre narra- tive of cruel bandits, love, romance, golderi” treasure beyond the ‘The story is a free adaptation of the evér popular tale of “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves,” in which the powerful bandit chief, Abu Hasan, murders the rich merchant, Shau Chin Chow, and, disguised as his victim, plots to plunder and kill the wealthy, avaricious Kasim Baba of Bagdad. The latter's brother, All, discovers the secret of the robbers’ cave, crammed with treasure, where Kasim ultimately meets his death at | the outlaws’ hends. Hasan’s plots ‘are frustrated by the subtle arts of Chinese slave girl Zahrat, who j chieftain to his doom. i of such enthrall- Kortner, famous Continental actor, as the villainous Mm, sppearing in the principal fs itely 10 per cent of Min- Be eariey peodution is waot tor ime ourpooce, Practically ell snakes are voice- ess. “They hiss when angry by forc- 4 from the lungs through their | The almost forgotten port of sunny Cadiz in Spain serves as the setting for one of the, gayest scenes in Para- mount’s “The Devil Is a Woman,” which comes Wednesday-Thursday to the Paramount Theatre and stars Marlene Dietrich. About all that most folk know of Cadiz is that Columbus set sail from there, but this sun-lit Spanish port is one of the merriest of Spanish towns, famed for its cabarets. They all have stages and good music. It was in this sphere that Raquel Meller gained her renown, for though the patrons drink a lot and make plenty of noise, they are appreciative of art. ‘The bit in the picture is a thumb- nail operetta, with Miss Detriech as a hoyden diva. There are the comedy figures of a baker, a vegetable mer- chant and a peasant, backed by a chorus of operatic maidens. All are jammed into a miniature stage, tricked out with fish nets, dried peli- cans, shells and marine souvenirs. wh warbles like a lark. a custo hi Perilously from their box, clap their hands at, her ears. A fifteen-piece orchestra plays for all it is worth. All is merry, and clients and performers being jammed together like sardines 3 jin a tin, the scene is a marvel of compactness. and Robin, composer of many recent hits, wrote the song that Miss Dietrich sings in this cabaret scene, “Three Lovers Have I.” On hot days, the height of the Eif- fel Tower increases as much as 11 inches, due to expansion. ‘New York leads American cities for motor vehicle registrations, followed by Los Angeles, Chicago, and Detroit. CS 3S SKS \ YOUR LETTER ABOUT THE JAMES OLIVER MORGAN CAPTAIN EASY AND MR. TUBS, To BE SURE. THE SOLE HEIRS, MY, MYF GLAD TO SEE YoU, HAVE A CIGAR. 4