The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1935, Page 10

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THE LAST 4700 MILES OF ITS LONG JOURNEY TO THE SEA, | AT THE MOVIES | L WONDER WHERE TH’ DICKENS "LUCKY" 15 2 US PUT ALL TH THINGS THAT BANE A N'BE OUNPACKED, IN TH’ Spanish Carnival Is |Tax Laws Nab Felon RES 6 Sie VES ~TW Background for Film In ‘People’s Enemy SIMPLY eos ao 4 A.carnival in Spain, a riot of col-| The long arm of the income tax oor ee . 2 ’ or, beauty and adventure, is the cli-|law demonstrates its power to bring > bs p i | = ss Z . highspot of Marlene Dietrich’s | criminals to justice in “The People’s l 2 SENT ¢ new starring Paramount picture, “The |Enemy,” at the Capitol Theatre, Devil Is 2 Woman,” now at the Para- | which casts a popular all-star cast A BANG! mount Theatre. including Melvyn Douglas, Preston THERE ARE. Directed by Josef von Sternberg,/Foster, Lila Lee, Roscoe Ates and this new Dietrich picture is a spec- | William Colller, Jr. A MILLION tacular romance of Spain, centering| From the story by Edward Dean AND ONE about a woman who won the love of | Sullivan, veteran newspaperman and TRINGS TO all men but gave hers to none. Two|authority on crime, “The People’s * new leading men, Lionel Atwill and|Enemy” invokes this force to capture Cesar Romero, play the roles of Mar-| Vince Falcone, notorious gangster, lene Dietrich’s lovers in “The Devil|after all other attempts fail. Fal- Is a Woman.” cone has managed to “beat the rap” } Atwill plays the part of Miss Diet- | through the persuasive magnetism of rich’s middle-aged lover, a man led|his lawyer, but the federal govern- almost to the brink of ruin by his|ment is an insuperable hurdle when iplly. .Cesar Romero is his young the charge is income tax evasion, No friend and the Spanish siren’s new ;amount of impressive “front” nor a { ij conquest. When Atwill learns of his | $100,000 bribe can save him from his } - Young friend's infatuation he at- (sentence, FIRST OF ALL, MR.WATSON, WE VY WE tempts to caution him against the| Falcone’s experiences in prison, his LIKE TO KNOW WHY WE HAPPENED 4 danger of trifling with such a wom- |efforts to regain his liberty and his TO INHEIRIT THE MORGAN ESTATE. ‘an, but -Miss: Dietrich succeeds in pit-|neglected wife's indifference to his ting the two friends against each oth-|Plight form the chief angles of in- er. terest in the story. ‘As the climax to the riotous carni-| Others in the cast are Shirley Grey, val celebration, the two men meet on | Herbert Rawlinson and Sybil Elaine. the field of -honor. The results of edt the duel shake the girl's confidence, Number of teaching positions in herself, teach her the real mean-|this country was reduced from ap- of love and change the lives of | proximately 800,000 to 600,000 by the Is, three principals. depression, Among the features of “The Devil ~~ c i Is a Woman” is Miss Dietrich’s sing-| Alcohol is a natural constituent of —_— =~ * ing of two new songs by Robin and|the human body, according to Dr. Rainger, composers of “Love | in Alexander ©. Getter, of New York. —— : LY ]} Y) Railroad Commission ; . SSM of Lh Ser “SME GOUT | HEARTED. 5 Bg : / TK l ; Sets Hearing Dates “ aes ; Hearings for special and intersiate| {ling , P motor freight certificates Wednesday \ ‘OH, ITS YOU, MOOVIAN, HUH? WHY, UH — were set by the state railroad com- (WANT THAT CROWN ; , 4 EH? J MIGHTA ) AN’ | WANT IT NOW? 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