The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1935, Page 10

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JUST BECAUSE YOU MADE THE TEAM LAST YEAR, IS NO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1985 __- THE GUMPS—O MOTHER, COME HOME WITH ME NOW IT WAS. JUST THAT HE WAS MISGUIDED BY THAT HATEFUL ANBY GUMP— AND YOUR PRESS-CLIPPINGS WON'T FRIGHTEN AN OPPONENT ' GIMME - JRA PLAYS HIM! MAN, RiNbent ‘Bucks SALESMAN SAM SAM, THERES SANS SHES ONLY 26 Years OLD, BUT MY WIFE SAYS SHES CLOSE To Hol Miss SPINK! SI opayS my BIRTHDAY ||/OH, mores melr TEE-HEE! I WANT SOME | HAVE 25 CENTS wr BIRTHDAY CAKE CAND ME! Yessum| we Got SOME SWELL CAN! OLES @T A CENT ag apiece! OH, Di ONLS Clark Gable Scores In Role of ‘He-Man’ A picture that rates the raves of every movie fan in town—and collect- oe ‘Page Miss Glory’ Is Davies’ New Picture Excelling in hilarious fun and in beauty of setting, anything that ed a lot of them last night when it|Marion Davies had previously pre- began its run at the Paramount thea- tre—is Darryl Zanuck’s filmization of “Call of the Wild,” the immortal Jack London classic of the Yukon gold rush. Rich in rugged drama and clean fun, the picture exerts a powerful ap- peal for every member of every fam- ily—the youngsters and their dads won't have to be told for they’ve all thrilled to this most famous of Jack London's tales, and the love story, beautifully played by Clark Gable and Loretta Young, will insure the fem- inine contingent of a grand time, Jack Oakie contributes the comedy and has never been better. And there’s a new dog star—a huge, soft- eyed St. Bernard named Buck—who thakes his screen debut in “Call of the Wild,” and looks like the logical contender for the canine cinema crown. Horse Theft Hearing Continued at Minot « Minot, N. D., Sept. 23.—Hear- ‘ng for Carl Hoffman, 33, of Sanish, with stealing two horses, was until Sept. 25, after two state's witnesses testified that after the horses had disappeared they had Been ‘found on the Hoffman farm. Continuance was granted at the de- fendant’s request to give him time to secure witnesses to support his con- tention that the horses came to his |sion. pasture as strays. sented, “Page Miss Glory,” her fitst Cosmopolitan released by Warner Bros., delighted enthusiastic audiences at the Capitol Theatre, where it opened locally for the first time yes- terday. Many splendid comedies stand to the credit of the beautiful blonde, Miss Davies, who is rated as the queen of screen funmakers. “Page Miss Glory” will add to her triumphs. It has an altogether new and dif- ferent story, an outstanding all star supporting cast, and gives the star unending opportunities to display her laugh-getting abilities, and at the same time to reveal her dazzling good looks in the most gorgeous of gowns. While “Page Miss Glory” is es- sentially a comedy, it has its mo- ments of tense drama and of pathos, which Miss Davies portrays with great artistry. Naturally, it has a delightful romantic love story. “Page Miss Glory” was adopted from the successful Broadway stage Play of the same name. It’s funny and it’s exciting. Above all, it is Marion Davies at her very best. RE-STOCK LAKE Burlington, N. D., Sept. 23—An en- tire truckload of perch, 1,800, has been planted in the new lake formed above Burlington by the dam at the homestead subsistence project under the direction of John Evans, working for the state game and fish commis- The thumping noise caused by an auto running over raised joints in conerete roads grows greater as the tires on the car wear nearer to a flat Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Edison, Ludwig von Beethoven, and Harriet Martineau were among the hard-of- hearing whose lives were notably suc- c3ossful, i YMY FRIENDS, YOU WIL DUMP! }/HAVE A PICNIC ON TH ONCE TROD BY BOLD BUCCANEERS, COW... FEEL 20 Die TANS ESER MAD BND QU0S UKE NRESE ! “OLD ONE 92. L BE pet regee LEARN THAT WE SHALL cE, MY ¥ FRIE ‘ = Banfso) | THE_EVL ROGUES TO tars oe DMIDE. THEIR BOOTY. SURPRISE? MANY WERE THE BRAWLS| OH | WHATTA SOCK! ACTER MOTTO. 1S — DON'T T ANYBODY! BUT SALCKo ALL LEVER SEE IS aw AN'CAICRENS | Welt TRE CRE SSo 0°