The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1935, Page 11

| SIDE GLANCES - - By George Clark “You should be proud that I’m the first one the company thinks of when they have a little overtime work to bedone.” pe eee fT 1S ESTIMATED THAT GREAT BRITAIN AVERAGES ABOUT 22,000,000,000 TONS OF WATER, ANNUALLY, IN THE FORM OF DEw. nae or oe Ie 935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. | AT THE Lederer Has Gayest Role in New Picture Urbane, sparkling, sophisticated ¥Frencis Lederer is brought to the screen in the gayest of his comedy roles in Fox Film’s “The Gay De- ception,” which is now at the Para- mount theatre. Lavishly produced with a setting in the world’s most luxurious hotel, the picture tells the story of two light- hearted pretenders, Lederer and Frances Dee, who manage to pene- trate each other’s bluff, and in time each other's dream of romance. Miss Dee comes to the hotel as a girl who has won a sweepstake prize and decided. to spend it all on one glorious fling. Here she encounters Lederer, a prince in real life, pretend- ing to be.a domestic. ‘There are romantic complications, misunderstandings, times when 1t seems that they will be drawn apart, but it all comes out happily in the end when Miss Dee decides that she Teves Lederer, even if he isn't the poor boy she thought he was. Jesse Lasky produced “The Gay Deception,” which was directed by William Wyler and features Alan Mowbray, Benita Hume and Akim ‘Pamiroff in the supporting cast. ‘Waves are. more treacherous in ghallow‘water than upon the open sea. In shallow water, the bottom interferes: with the natural action so ‘that even an experienced seaman t panel tell what the next wave will | THis Curious Wortp @,s" “Vidi SERVE TO STRENGTHEN THE BODY WALLS AGAINST OUTSIDE PRESSURE, YET WHALES, WHICH ARE ABLE TO WITHSTAND A BODY PRESSURE. BOF HUNDREDS OF |p BRS) POUNDS PER SQUARE | INCH, HAVE ONLY Hi NINE PAIRS/ (LESS THAN ANY MAMMAL, ON EARTH.) {2 OCCASIONS, BUT IN EVERY INSTANCE THEY SOON DIED Our. MOVIES — ‘Top Hat’ Now Brings Nimble Fred, Ginger Fred Astaire dances his way into |Ginger Rogers’ heart and comes per- ilously close to stepping right out again in “Top Hat,” the new RKO Radio musical comedy which unites this premier romantic team for the {fourth time and will be shown at \the Capitol Theatre starting Satur- day. | Featuring a complete screen musi- cal score by Irving Berlin, “Top Hat” jis a gay and colorful romance which combines sprightly comedy with its love interest. Edward Everett Hor- ton, Erik Rhodes and Eric Blore, three of the featured players who ap- peared with Astaire and Miss Rogers in “The Gay Divorcee,” are again seen in supporting roles, and a bril- liant newcomer to the cast is Helen Broderick, stellar comedienne of the New York stage. Astaire and Miss Rogers meet in London, with a dance serving as a novel introduction. It’s a case of love at first sight, and then things begin to happen. The romance fol- lows a stormy and at times hilarious course which extends to the Lido. There, where gondolas glide and blue lagoons sparkle invitingly, affairs come to a spectacular climax, While helping a woman lift a heavy ‘tHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935 __ THE GUMPS—HEAVEN—HOME AND HAPPINESS f. PRINCIPLES BE HANGED- ALL THE PRINCIPLES. MOTHER= | WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW WN THE WORLD WOULDN'T BE WORTH SACRIFICING Wary | AM TO HAVE YOU HOME WITH ASNUG LITTLE HOME LIKE THIS FOR- AN EASY US AGAIN=- WHEN You CAME ice CHAIR BEFORE THE FIREPLACE - SOFT SLIPPERS- VT WAS LIKE. OPENING: THE St ‘AN OLD PIPE, AND A HAPPY FAMILY— AND LETTING WAN SUNSHINE # POOR OLD. MAMA~ (7 WASN'T HER FAUL! ‘ INTO_A Sion sian ) SHE CERT. YOU i BLAKE PERI TH! A MONER DAUGHTER = %#5,000. WELL> NERE'S WHERE WE START ALL OVER AGAIN= A BRAND NEW SOCK, BUT THE SAME OLD SANTA CLAUS = FINE TEAM You ARE! THE SCRUBS HELD You EVEN !! AREN'T YOU PROUD ? You MUST ALL BE DIETING ON LADYFINGERS AND CREAM PUFFS J! WELL, THE LEESBURG TEAM SAYS “THEY'RE GOING TO SHOVE YOU FELLOWS RIGHT OUT OF “THE STADIUM... AND I THOUGHT YOU TO THE GAME! ; BUT WHY I WANT TO Do WE WITH LEESBURG... THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO BE THE WEAKEST TEAM IN THE CONFER ENCE ! I WONDER // SALESMAN SAM WELL, DU22, OL’ SOCK, THANKS EER EIRIN' ME! YA SAVED ME TH Y H, TROUBLE OF QUITTIN'| I SES’ GOT 2 DID Ya KNOW WHAT A WIRE TELLIN’ ME THAT UNCLE { TH y To ORDER? HECTOR HOWDY DIED AN’ LEFT ME ) FER OINNER | : HEIR TO HIS PROPERTY, TH’ HOTEL, MACON - wuPey | STH PRICES WERE WRITTEN LISH, I KNew wat N TO OROER | WELL FOLWSIES ~! WOME, WELL ELMER ~AS CLOSE AS 1 CAN HERE WA_ARE , NEVER LOOKED FIGGER IT~ TH’ MORAL TO THAT L BACK LL’ STORY 19, THIS WORLD WOLD SE A SIMPLY SWELL PLACE T’LINE ID, Of ON IF HOW'S ABOUT Ww? 1 iN’ BLE, (ae UMPA GETS AN EARFUL A UTTLE MATTER, HEH ? TM GONNA HAVE SUMPIN CMON, OOOTSY- LE'S GIT OUTA HERE QUuICKs