The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 10

‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, UULUBEK 1U, 1985 “He says if this book he’s writing goes over big, Pll get a raise, but I don’t see | THis Curious WorLD @HeE Mud NEST OF THE | SOUTH AMERICAN | OVEN BIRO FREQUENTLY WEIGHS | AINE 48s. much hope for it.” - By William Ferguson 'S THE ONLY § COUNTY IN THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES WHICH DOES NOT HAVE A POST OFFICE. $ ee TIGER Coes TRAIN THEIR EYES AND PAWS BY PLAYING WITH THEIR MOTHERS aE’ TAILS./ © 1935 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. LO40. AT THE MOVIES ‘Hopalong Cassidy’ Stars William Boyd In creating the role of Clarence | ®. Mulford's “Hopalong Cassidy,” brought to the screen for the first time by Paramount and coming Fri- day to the Paramount theater, Wil- lam Boyd, realizing he must keep faith with thousands of readers of the Mulford stories, has made every effort to make the flesh and blood characterization correspond with the} celebrated fiction hero as closely as possible. Directed by Howard Bretherton, “Hopalong Cassidy” deals with the exciting adventures of the courage- ous “Hopalong” and his two range- riding pals, in the days of the old, Tawless West when cattle barons and cattle rustlers fought for supremacy with a quick- draw on a six gun. How “Hopalong” and his buddies round up a desperado, ruthless gang of rustlers and avenge their crimes it. honest ranch owners makes for heart-stirring drama and full- | Comedy, Mystery in | ‘Case of Lucky Legs’ “The Case of the Lucky Legs,” First | National's latest Perry Mason film, which opens at the Capitol theater tomorrow for the first time locally, is not only the best of the Erle | Stanley Gardner dramas to come to the screen, but it carries a plot and action so unusual that they make of ‘the picture both a mystery thriller | and a hilarious comedy. | The murder is the outgrowth of a contest to find the girl with the most | beautiful legs, a sequence which is a | Show of itself, Hollywood’s prettiest girls having been selected as the con- | testants. Several contest beauties, and also the lover of the prize winner, are suspected of having slain the crooked contest promoter. Of course the po- lice are baffled until Perry Mason, the famous lawyer-detective of Erle Stanley Gardner's novels, svlves the mystery. Warren William for the third time has the role of Mason. He has come to personify this character. formance as William's secretary- A more spontaneous romance, how- ever, is carried on between Patricia Ellis, the “girl with perfect legs,” and village doctor, ag AR i THE GUMPS—HERE’S YOUR HAT—WHAT’S YOUR HURRY? MADAM = You ARE INTRUBING = WILL YOU KINDLY LEAVE THE PREMISES AT ONCE - GEE, FRECK, SOMETHING'S SURE EATING ON You! WHATS GOT INTO OU, ANYWAY 2 You ACT LIKE Two CONFIDE IN ME, IM NOT MUCH OF A Now, Looka HERE, MISTER OE ELUKE} THERE Must BE / EES ZAT SOME MISTAKE, CAUSE - -— Have cM VE To RETURN! FIRST I PONCH You! Zen IT) Walt, DON'T Gir Sock You! ZEN I KEEK TOUGH, MR.DE ELUKE! You! ZEN L BITE YOu! j THIS TELEGRAM ££ SAYS ae I, sam MEMBER ~ THEY DONT RANE ANY BAECTRICITY OR GAS .OR ANN THING ie FEN TRIED TO FIND. ae ELSE LL SOME OR SOME OTHER MODERN CON % VENIENCE ,10 PELE WTR HER, WORK STHEN L ARPPENED TO RE- By BLOSSER GOSH, IF THE SCHOOL. / AND,IF You ASK ME, x IT'S A BRAND NEW REASON FOR LYING AWAKE NIGHTS / Hew, Haw! wHy You.Not SAY SO, You are SAM HOWDY 2 Sect DOWN! Have Ze cial Have MORE CicaR! You are HONGRY, Yes? I HAVE DINNER SERVED - ETC. ETC--- By MARTIN ABOUT AN SONG MVE oN GX BUay Nort We COA WIKIA fag ONE WHO'D GO OP AND HELP BOT. NO ONE WOULD WORK Wer = WN SUCK: A TERRIBLE PLACE Ay, MY FRIENDS, \NEVERMIND WOT YOU THINK. SO LONG AS\ { BUT: | IT GRIEVES ME To] OUR TREASURE'S IN YER TENT, SLIPPERY] | SLEEP WITH — \KIN BLOOMIN' THINK THAT YOU /BIGGER, WE'RE GUNNER WATCH IT, SEE.| | FOLKS PROWLING) WELL STAY DO NOT All ARODND MY “AWAKE. TLL TAKE THE FIRST WATCH, DRAKE THE SECOND, THEN \F THERE'S ANY MONKEY BUSINESS, YELL FER HELP, _- POOR. ALLEY WE SIMPLY MUST FIND AWAY , HELP HIM J Genevieve Tobin gives a clever per-