The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1935, Page 8

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SURELY, CONT FRIGHT, | WHEN BEING A GENT. All the color, spirit, courage,| Perry Mason, in the person of 4 fm | HER TERTRERS ALL RUFFLED CAN You SONT VERY DEFINITE O15) i | Warren William, is coming to the Wy AME | Ue s \\'> SO SWAN For HEe 4 ONE 19 TRE DENIED patriotism, traditional ideals and his-|caoito1 Theatre ‘as the next attrac- b YO BECOME SO PRESUDICED | BLAME ARE | F PRIILEGE OF EXPRESS - torical beauty for which the United | tion, in what is described as the big tf i iN CONDEMNING RECOMI \S \ YS GEAR Wren States Naval Academy stands, is re- | surprise hit of the year, Erle Stanley f c ] B DON - UTTER. ABANDON * produced in “Annapolis Farewell,” | Gardner's “The Case of the Lucky dé IMPIN BEX TOO SENS Paramount's authentic film document | Lege.” . ofa midshipman’s life in this famous} This is the third of Gardner's school, which had its premiere at the | Perry Mason novels that First Nation- Paramount Theatre. al has made into a picture and is de- The rigorous daily schedule, the|Clared to be not only the most ex- arrival of plebes, whipping them into | citing of them all, but to have angles shape, the efficient discipline, the | of entertainment that lift it far out middies at mess, at work, at study, at|0f the class of murder mystery play, at drill, at gun practice, on dress | dramas. parade, the gradual training and| It opens with a contest for the girl molding into clean American man-| With the most beautiful legs, with the hhood of the boys who enter Uncle| murder of the man who promoted it, Sam's sacred portals all constitute| after he had skipped town with all a stirring, picturesque and important | the proceeds. The killing is tied up background to the main theme of this | with a triangular love affair in which impressively realistic photoplay. the winner of the contest, Patricia Sir Guy Standing in the role of re- | Ellis, her boss, Porter Hall, and her tired naval officer who lives in the Sooke Mayers Lyle Talbot, are in- memories of his days at Manila Bay | volved. A . when he fought under Dewey, gives| After the police are completely THAT'S AN IDEA -WE'LL KEEPOUR \WELL, OF ALL THE LISSEN, MOUSE, ARE YE one of the most superb portrayals of | baffled, William steps in and solves PIRATE TREASURE IN MR. BIGGER'S \ CRACK -BRAINED TRUSTIN OUR GOLD WI" THAT: the year, and the most important in|the crime in a series of the most | | | DOUBLE-CROSSIN, THIEVIN; his career. His delineation definitely | breath-taking adventures imaginable. ISWINDLER? personifies all those principles which| Genevieve Tobin has the leading Annapolis holds in ‘highest esteem.| feminine role as the wise-cracking His gallantry, his faith, his utter loy-| secretary of the lawyer-detective. alty is a living symbol of the teaching| Others in the cast include Allen and doctrines which Annapolis repre- | Jenkins, Barton MacLane, Peggy sents. His supreme moment comes| Shannon, Anita Kerry, Craig Rey- when in the memorable, momentous |nolds, Henry O'Neill and Joseph finale, he prefers to go down with his | Crehan. ship, giving orders to phantom fel-|. Ce gee low officers, rather than witness its) wy, ance EXPLORER ILL sacrifice as a target in gunnery prac- rashington,-Oct. 9.—()—Maj. Gen. tice by midshipmen. Adolphus W. Greely, 91, one of the Richard Cromwell and Tom Brown, few surviving old time Arctic explor- cast as roommates and rivals in the | &5 aay Jenored seriously ill Tuesday picture, are excellent in their parts, | St Walter hospital. typifying the wholesome, clean cut 7 American youth of today; both red- blooded, hard-working, intelligent, athletic, self-assured specimens. Both give individually fine performances. ‘ CLAIM SIX RECORDS Koktabel, Crimea, U. 8. 8, R., Oct. 9, — (®) — Six world records were claimed Tuesday by Soviet gliders. ‘They include duration records of 38