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

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1985 < x “Take a look at this, Dusty. I hi the:last time.you were brought ave a new grandson since in” By William Ferguson e Te GAID OCCUPIED BY THE PUBLIC ROADS | Tuis Curious WorLD » OF THE UNITED STATES IS EQUAL TO THE AREA OF THE WHOLE STATE OF INDIANA. (HOTTER THAN THE SUNS) o :sasernassesvet.me. 2 oS. ARE THE CLOSEST RELATIVES OF THE BRILUANTLY COLORED SCARLET TANAGER. | AT THE MOVIES ‘Here Comes the Band’ Features Ted Lewis; Mirth and melody blend as Ted Lewis weaves magic melodies in! “Here Comes the Band,” Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer’s musical romance with the high-hatted master of syn- copation, playing at the Paramount Theatre, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A dramatic story dealing with the of an army band, a young composer, & stolen song and a musical lawsuit ‘that restores it to him, the! so) "it runs the love story with Harry Stockwell, singin; + Thousan: Father and Son Are Featured in Picture Two members of a famous theatri- cal family are seen together in the persons of James and Russell Gleason, father and son, who appeared in “Hot Tip,” at the Capitol Theatre Wednes- day and Thursday. Young Gleason zepresents the fifth consecutive generation to appear on father and mother on several occa- sions, but never in the role of their in. In “Hot Tip,” the thrilling race track comedy-drama based on the Red seen as the future son-in-law of his . {real life father. ‘When My Baby Smiles,” ‘Wear a Hat with a Silver Lining” and “Peanuts.” Virginia Bruce is gloriously beau- Dramatic and comedy complica- - | Margaret Callahan. When ZaSu Pitts, as Gleason’s wife, toys with the idea of intrusting a sum of money Gleason goes berserk- doesn’t, affording a happy ending. A notable cast is the state. He has appeared with his Book story, “Leander Clicks,” by William Slavens McNutt, Russell is tions intersperse the action when . Gleason bets Russell's fortune and lloses, thus delaying the youngster’s id their star and unscrupulous boarder, —but his horse THE GUMPS—HELP - ‘ JUST A LITTLE 1S THIS MY ng (SE FOR ny ON, ne. be SrRoss - AN) IN MY Le a TAG HAD A SOCK COMING FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS AND IN SOME PLACES, YOU COULD Look DOWN FROM ABOUT THREE THou- SAND FEET AND SEE HUGE FISH SWIMMING YOU KNOW, TAG, AN ANTELOPE IS THE FASTEST THING ON FOUR’ LEGS,... ‘YOU SEE IT, AND ZOOM, BEFORE. TAXES MY PATIENCE // ING WINDY ‘AS A MAN OF MEANS, SLICK PADDOCK, BOOKIE, USES CATFISH SALESMAN SAM I DON'T KNOW WHERE L' GON’, BUT I'M ON MY WAYLOLLT KIN DO (S LET THOSE SEA EAGLES ELS WHERE THEY WILL | , se aE gD pyaiiaer ” - Hy mi a aS ol GEE, L WATE TO RON OUT ON RATHE LIE TRIS —SOUT, WAAT iy Too BOCTS ONLY HATTIE A ROURRIED 4 » f MINUTES 1 Cie ,B\O READ ew WOME, Series } a a | KP PY AND = mR eee MORE MONEY TO S OF WELCOME ABOARD THE MANYHAHA AT ALL is NOT AS If SHOULD Be WHAT! BOOB GUEST IDIOT, TLL BLACK THAT, MY FRIENDS. seen in “Hot Tip,” including Ray Mayer, Rollo Lloyd, Are M. Kerrigan and Wil-