The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1935, Page 10

co aN REY PRTC “¥lame Within,” she portrays a famous @ commissioners have gone on record THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1985 |SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark : 9 A Ais low that they’ve all graduated and become engineers and wwyers, I wonder if I shouldn’t have kept them home and taught.them my trade.” | German, Bridegroom | HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Pussie 20 And. 3,7German 22 Morning. Statesman who eRe aaa : naa Ie LIVIA ta o 9 SIE WHET 2s antelope, UINTLJOINMMATNIABBRIEILINIC) 99 Nothing. Seianeece’ «= (SIELILINSITIUIMIPIMILIAIE] 39 cites apron. YeJoint of a LYE IL IL IO|WRET MERI | IDIGIEIS] 33 masculine stem, OlAIF | : title. @7 Ethical. 34 chal red 19 Type of ftuit, R 36 Merriment. 21 Onager. IL ft IRIE RIE INTAIT IE 37 Ship's record, 2 Iron. 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[AT THE Movs | ‘Ann Harding Star in Dynamite’ Film Tense Dramatic Role / (Ann Harding will be seen in a tense, @ramatic role for the first time since @he abandoned the stage for the talk- fng screen when Edmund Goulding’s production of “The Flame Within,” ‘co-starring Herbert Marshall, opens ® two-day’s engagement at the Para- mount theater. ‘Though she soared to stardom on Broadway as a dramatic star of the first water the majority of her out- standing picture vehicles have been of the smart, sophisticated comes spe, such as “When Ladies Meet,” “Bio-| swears she heard nothing but the ey ot tod “Holidage? ‘Animal found of the shot and saw nothing In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's . tthe dead man slump in his chair Is Baffling Mystery Jarl Dvorjak, celebrated Bohemian composer and concert pianist, is shot, down by a mysterious bullet while Playing the organ in his own home. et did it? e answer to this baffling mys- tery is found in “Mr. Dynamite,” a new Universal feature coming to the Capitol theater Saturday with Ed- mund Lowe in the starring role. Not a single clue could be found to this mysterious crime by the police. ‘The only witness to the murder is a beautiful young soclety girl, with his hands still on the keyboard. pn gel laws’ ho devote a am until the notorious detective, year of her life to the redemption of @ ne’er-do-well, giving so much of herself to the man that she in evitably falls in love with him. Maureen O'Sullivan, as a high- strung, emotional girl, plays the most ramatic role of her career, according ‘fo all reports,-even including her stir- wing portrayal in “The Barretts of ‘Wimpole Street.” Stark Commissioners Favor New Courthouse Dickinson, N. D, June 3.—(P}— ‘Members of the Stark county board . Dynamite” entered the case was any light shed on this baffling mys- tery that kept the police department of a great city awake for many nights. And the manner and method in which Dynamite solves the murder provides one of the most thrilling, exciting and. amusing films that has been seen in ‘The original story was written b; Dashiell Hammett, whose “Thin ‘Man’ (ides many, Shag of motion pic- Tecently. Doris Malloy and Harry Clork, one of the leading writ- ing teams in Hollywood today, wrote the screen adaptation, and Alan Crosland, veteran director of many ; motion picture successes, directed it, plbateea icc ails KRAABEL RE. ; T. O. Kraabel of Fargo state vet- cot foshlead hersgr eget cad was Mon- PI lor a two-year term beginning July 1, " ‘mmanimously in favor of a new court here. , ANN = (T WAS SIMPLY PATHETIC, I TELL YOU- BIM IS NOTHING BUT A SHADOW OF HIS SELF-) HARDLY RECOGNIZED HIM, WHEN | SAW HIM= HE'S SO THIN] ‘YOU WOULDN'T “THINK SAME MAN: THAT GUY PETTINGILL ARRANGES EVERYTHING! 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