The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1935, Page 8

8 _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1935 “Now, Timothy, please di how you started in with nothi - lon’t begit THE GUMPS—CHEER UP—THE WORST IS YET TO COME BOY-THIS IS THE LIFE- MLLIE AND | W A PARADISE BUILT FOR TWO = DEAR OLD MAMA-THE KINDEST SHE EXER DID FOR US AN WELL, DARLING-JUST ABOUT READY ? WERE MEETING ANDY INERT FH RITE YOU KNOW RHE INE HAD FOUR SEATS’ (| FIETH ROW FAvoR. € TWO WAS ‘To GET UP 7 ul LEAVE = SHE'S MISSED AROUND . HERE JUST ABour AS MUCH i “a DID YA KNOW NUTTY WANTED To Go OUT FOR FOOTBALL, ROOSE THAT HE DIDN'T NEED TO WEAR HIS GLASSES...HE SAID HE NUTTYS GLASSES, AN’ “TOLD HIM TO ‘WATCH nae Qi936 wea seRViCE WC. e6.Us PATOFS in tonight telling everyone ing and worked your way up.” e—_ aT ONE TIME, WERE & FAVORITE CAGE BIRO IN SOUTHERN THAN cor THis Curious WoRLD ALTHOUGH THERE ARE MORE OF INSECTS, IT IS BELIEVED THAT” REMAIN AN ENORMOUS MAJORITY. By William Ferguson yowsau ! IN THE THIRD RACE--- WILL WE GO TTOWN- FIVE EMMALINE-- SOCK YOUR ROLL ON HER TWIN V4 "FORE WE START- EER HOME, SAMMY, Ye SETTER SAT all Ya WANT! Ou ow, Yeslya ) Year! MUST BE AW- FUL HUNGRY, BEN’ LostTsSO GOOD GOSH! ie I Hapn't BEEN so oO HUNGRY, MEBBE T’DA NoTiceD (rt! 450,000 KNOWN SPECIES THE UNKNOWN SPECIES | AT THE MOVIES Rogers, Cobb Rivalry Creates Laugh Panic The battle of the century is on at the Paramount theater where Fox Film's “Steamboat Round the Bend” presents Will Rogers and Irvin 8S. Cobb in a hilarious, high-comedy rivalry that is tops for the: season’s film offerings. “Steamboat Round the Bend” is warm in sentiment, rich in charac- terizations, replete with thrills and reveals Rogers in a new and more human light—in what is probably the greatest role of his career. As captain of the “Claremore happiness is threatened when McGuire kills a man in the girl’s defense, gives himself up on Rogers’ advice and is condemned. Of course, the girl and Will Rogers blame each other for the boy’s plight, but their desire to help him draws them together in a rich friendship. While they strive to earn enough money to pay for his appeal, Rogers in his old rivalry with Irvin 8. Cobb, captain of the of Paducah.” dramatic currents blend 1 | important cities, was founded by BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A MAN OF ACTION \F_THAT FASHION PLATE REALIZES HES A PRISONER IN) MY [R00M, BORE I GET BACK ,WE'S APT AN TARTD SPON. EVERYTHING |SOmMeE WAY, L SIMPLY GOTTA KEEP | FROM 1 OONNO! MEBBE IM sus’ Main’ FINDIN' OUT HES IN TOWN | \o BABOON : — Slee: ONE THING, INGS _WOR: . ay SORE — TIS ANT A SOS “FER BOOTS THANDLE ‘Little Big Shot’? With Sybil Jason Is Coming T'STAMPEDE “Little Big Shot,” the Warner Bros. production, which marks the Ameri- can film debut of the 5 year old gen- ius, Sybil Jason, has been booked for the Capitol Theatre on Wednesday. It is said to be a powerful drama that contains hilarious comedy, touching Pathos and a delightful romance. There is a four star cast headed by Sybil Jason, and including Glenda Farrell, Robert Armstrong and Ed- ward Everett Horton. Sybil, who is not yet six years of age, plays the part of an orphan who Baropled by two men living by their wits, She wins their hearts and event- ually brings about their reform, with the aid of Glenda Farrell, who has an entirely different role to her usual vamping, gold-digging parts. In this picture she is a check room girl who knows all the answers, but she longs for a home in the country and love. Robert Armstrong and Edward Everett Horton have the roles of the two near crooks, who fall in love with little Sybil and risk their own necks \ JOHN SKEET, SiR. I IE GUINEA Piss) DANGED CITY ALL MY. MONEY, AN’ 1 HAD 7O SLEER SOME PLACE. IF YOULL JES DROP ME AsHoR MISTER, LL BE MUCH OBLIGED, TOO LATE, YOU \OlIOTS WE'RE I5O MILES AT SEA. to get her back from a gang of kid- napers. Armstrong and Horton are respon- sible for the hilarious laughter in the Plece, and also for many tender scenes. Sybil, besides having a real acting role, in which she amazed the hard boiled film colony, also sings, dances and mimics in this picture. Guayaquil, one of Ecuador's most Benalcazar in 1535. Mrs, Suebs, Bush, 71, drowned her- self in four inches of water in a pond near Winfield, Kas, ~ | ALLEY OOP A total of 366,482 automobile tour- California in the first Never bakes’ out ‘nor, freezes out Schilling a Wen +