The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1935 8 : { THE GUMPS—A GUMP NEVER RETREATS SIDEGLANCES - - By George ‘ PME! ) ( [swe GLances - - By George cat | Ane LS Neue ADVICE — Clark wr WHAT SHALL | Doe MILE |S May, OF COURSE, | REALIZE A= WHAT'S GOTTEN \F YOU GIVE IN NOW, YouLL BE 1 is A FIRST CLASS SAP FOR RE NOT AJELLYFISH- THE REST OF YOUR LIFE— NOU 2 THEY'LL HAVE YOUR NUMBER- ANY MARK MY WORDS= MARRIAGE DO YOU THINK | OUGHT YO | a 1S A STRING GAME AND Youve 12 AND SMOOTH GOT Si 1.06 THINGS OUT ? BEGGING ME TO A *AMA- SHE_ SAYS MAMA, IS TEESE Sue 0 + mS | Put ° oe THE: LOOK BELOW.. THERE'S A SAFARI! ARMED MEN....AND LOTS OF NATIVES !! TWEEN TWO HILLS... | IT'S ‘ONLY WIDE ENOUGH FoR ONE NESS 8524 SPEER. 2 ~~ tu — B8Nszt &8F8 23. vos Boyle L Was You, I’ cet col 1D TELEGRAM, EVEN — On I CAN ECL 1 OK RONG? T{ ses YA HOW — B22~-B22-—-= , ! AT SANDY BE de] & AT PRIC! Gust 't BE IMPORTANT! a is —— : (iid fans COE HUNTING, HAS ‘A STRIKING, POWER. OF 2% TONS, _ ace oN A eA ENO NEE OEP AT THE MOVIES | Family Quarrel Players Put Forest " D a > ‘ Y0U,6.A... WATS ALIS : AN CERN MY HIDE. HE | i 5. - = YUP 2 AINTCHA GOIN’ AINT MISSED A DAY Fishin Thwarts Romance, Fire Into Picture Ler MY : FISHIN 7 BT NOT” {| SINCE WE WERE Maer A family quarrel of long standing| Authentic scenes of @ large forest ees ta a B's dp : rises from the past to menace the| fire which sweeps down into a peace- 5 happiness of two eager young lovers| ful valley, wiping out a palatial in “Anne of Green Gables,” health resort in its fiery path of de- Radio’s picturization of the famous} struction, provides the movel by L. M. Montgomery, at the Capitol Theatre today. Anne Shirley, starring as the Anne Shirley of the story, and Tom Brown patch up their private quarrel which flares from a teasing episode in a country schoolroom, to become fast friends and then sweethearts, They tind themselves powerless, however, to combat a family feud which began before either of them was born. The story takes a dramatic turn of affairs in which a life is at stake, to open a way to the ultimate solution of the lem. a ,, | ture was in production. Supporting Miss Shirley and Brown in the screen version of the fiction | .acngyam cxecutives, immediately classic are Helen Westley, distinguish~ | 7° tn a yh A piconets ed star of the New York Theatre 2 COD ART ANE aD 4 wo 2 @ A@s@ee GSR 5 YZBRPO 243 O VAs YU WELL, 1 MUST SAY, GIRLS, YOH, HEY, WHERE You Jus! : NEVERMIND. JUS Necessary scenes were secured, alll if : Guild, O- F. -fieesie, Sara Haden | rompers of the troupe pltehed in and THAT TM GLAD TO SEE YOU MY DATE!) Ey ome 2) SOA CALL ME HONEY, George Nicholls, Jr, directed the pic. |abored for hours helping the fire TREATING THE ATHLETIC My DATE! DATE, joer fare hist was produced bor Feeney \fighters extinguish the blaze, INSTRUCTORS W (3) Macgowan, who also brought “Little | Among the members of the cast who CONSIDERATION. : 1 ij turned impromptu firemen for the Women” to the screen. a ye oF Bicyclists were blamed for 1,205|ell MacDonald, Robert McWade, dren were injured in nhi in 1933, mn Copenhagen by such, feminine members of the cast Amos BSOn £sare Retiring future chief executives of the United States will serve 17 days|Ker and members of ical as “lame duck” presidents, despite the | few took their turns with shovels and 20th amendment to the constitution. | @xes. If you don't want ants around... GUZ—L BEVIEVE You HIT ON A GOOD IDEAS TWILL CLUMB A TREE, AN' HAVE A GOOD LOOK AROUND/ BLACK FLAG LIQUID. . Kills insects that fly POWDER. . Kills insects that crawl