The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1935, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1935 THE GUMPS—YES, YES—GO ON 1 WANT YOU TO KNOW HES MY UNCLE - AND NO GOLD-DIGGING NOTHER-IN-LAW IS GOING TO STEP IN AND KEEP ME FROM SEEING HiM— YOU'RE NOT THENOW THAT ALL YOURE TERE STED IN_13 GETTING HIM TO CHANGE, HIS WiLL= « | SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark V WANT ‘TO ‘TALK TO AARS.DE OH- SOIT I$ YOu, 13 IT= WELL~ THIS TS ONE TIME YOURE NOT GOING TO SLAM THE BOOR IN MY FACE— You'RE GOING JOORY AND LIRE MOT 4 OP HATCHET-FACED IF HE GETS To THE CITY Bt SIDE OF FORTY SIGHT . HOURS, WE CAN SAVE HIS LIFE..IF You DELAY US FOR WHIRLWIND SPECIAL THIS AINT A PLEASURE TRIP FOR EVERYONE ON “THIS TRAIN # i a “Well, son, I'm going to give you one more chance. But only ” a quarter of a million this time.” | German Hero | HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle —_19 Sloth. 1German World See qanraa 21 Hairy. ‘War hero, 23 Rules of &4 Your mother’s sister, 45 Like. 0 IRIE |D]t [A] 23 Griets, OL. 25 This —— was dueling. SAMARIA IMEINIS] recenity ve a 1 0S stored to na- tional favor. 17Genuina, S 26 eau IDIRIAIG ME OLIVER Jie] 28Sun god. Ts Propection, (MILONIC ICROMWELL ICHMAYEIS] 2° inert 20 Exclamation. JEINMEMIA] TAIMMERIM| spring. 22 Type standard. |AMEPIAIRI RIT AMMA 33 Lees aye ‘ 23To rescue IDIAIR| | [O[L EME S|P IOINIS |OIN| 24 fee of plant 24 To perish, CIOIMIMIOIN Wie AIC IT /HIS] ee, 36 Decanal. 35 Valise. 45 Little devil. 2 Structural 27 Notched, 37 An iambus, tities, 48 Musical note, unit. 38 Northeast. by mee skill, 49Ear of corn. gsjash, 42 To foment. 82Undermines, 60Cry of sorrow 4 at this place. 44To mitigate, 85 Acquisition of 52 Lava, 6 Palm tree. 46 Horse's neck 63 Snouts, 6 Rubber tree. hairs. 65Kinship on 7To accomplish. 47 Father, mother’s side. gingenuous, 49 Tree. He was Him 9 sand hill, 50 Conjunction. denburs’s — 10 Unit. 51 Iniquity. — man 11 Right. 54 King of Se Finished. 12 Destiny. Bashan, VERTICAL 16Rail (bird). 55 Half an em. Age. 18 Time gone by. 66 Natural power Good Gosh, Mac! WERE } GONNA HIT THE EXIT BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES PHONE TH FELLA TWHOM YOU SOLD TH RING, NEND GM GECHA ANOTHER OUT WHERE WIS J ONE S00’ LIKE SWEETIE PIE LIVES'] TT = NIANYROUS, WE JUS’ HAVE | WE GOT Bits TET TH RING FULL OF PRETTIER! GANGWAY! 5 i GOSH SAKES! NEVER Aleit ARS TELL ME THURRY, eRe OF eatvint Fuso Nikow, ¥’WANT ME T'TAKE LT MOLE WITHER - OVER A SCINKY RING! WT EASY! MARE UP YER MIND SPOON 1648 0 NIACT AS IE SOD LosT OSE WATER MER RIGHT ARM AW ISSEN ~— OX<.! WERE'S TH’ UNCOIL “ST CAN GALS NAME ~ | AT THE MOVIE | Del Rio and O’Brien Stars in ‘Caliente’ “In Caliento,” First National's atest musical offering with Dolores Del Rio and Pat O’Brien in the stel- Ysr roles has been booked for the Capitol Theatre beginning Wednes- - Busby Berkeley, famous creator staged three In Red,” and In the latter number as @ bandit chief, does while Dolores Del Rio is 8 dancing review. Red” Shaw, musical comedy star, and “In Caliente,” the title song, is sung by ® group of entertainers. Another number, @ ballad entitled “To Call Mae West Is Cast in Marrying Girl Role Now that Mae West has an idea of what film marriages are like, she’s going for them in wholesale quan- tities, Mae West’s recent picture, “Belle of the Nineties,” closed with her to Roger Pryor. But her new picture, “Goin’ to: Town,” opens with a marriage and provides for two more before she gets the man she wanted all the time, In “Goin’ to Town,” now at the Paramount Theatre, Fred Kohler, Sr., is Mae West’s first victim. Owner of cattle millions, he marries her, meets @ quick demise and leaves the mil- lions to her to spend.’ But the lovely cattle widow has her eyes on a handsome young English- man whom she determined to land, and she follows him to Buenos Aires where the big races are being held. long, lee and wel; an i » weighs in this country an- & fence 500 feet | Ny ie y oy NEARLY 422,000, SUH, IN A BANK OUT IN CALIFORNIA. RODE AWAY ON DINNY, HUH? THAS FUNNY-¢ THERE'S DINNY, NOw, BUT 1 DON'T