The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1935, Page 10

nacoceneren cena THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1995 : THE GUMPS—TROUBLE BREWING AND THAT'S THE STORY, WR. SMART~ SHE CAUSED ME TLL NOT FOOL AROUND ANY LONGER - WAITING FOR 4 THE LAW |S 7 FAIR AM HAT DE STROSS WOMAN TO ‘ WAKE UB, HER AND -ILL GET THOSE TERRIGUE NAMES AND Jf ppt wink, NOT WW, EHAV THOSE ARG HURT MY BUSINESS, NOT TO pin MENTION. INJURING ‘MY HEAITH= BND ALL SHE TIME SHE WAS HANDING ME HARD LUCK STORIES- SHE HAD THOUSANDS TUSKED AWAY = [ SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | - = jo} 4K winnine 7 FOOTBALL GAMES || LIVES ! TM TRYING TO TEACH BOYS THAT LIFE IS LIKE A FOOTBALL GAME ONLY THOSE | ’ I GUESS THERES : ANSWER: To AN ~ Ls ARGUMENT LUKE J THAT f 5. ADS INTO CHAMPIC! em, AND IS AIMING TO DOITAGAIN THIS YEAR 1S GOING TO TELL YOU, IAS THIS COMIC STRIP AT IN- TERVALS DURING. THE COULD KEEP ‘Our MouTH ! SHUT AND BE MINDING Your | GAME. WATC! POIN: AS/, OCTOBER, 16. TF 1 WAS RUNNIN’ THIS GOVERNMENT, THE FIRST THING 1D DO WOULD BE TD LIKE To HEAR HiM. TELL HER SOMETHIN, AND NAME IT STICK / THE MAIN REASON ISTILL Onay f OKAY? WANT THAT TOURIST HOME, } I DONT IND RUNNIN’ A TOURIST PLACE— “Well, she has no business throwing a party if she doesn’t know any more men than that.” Tus, CURIOUS WORLD Parnse’ | Ferguson ETIQUET OF THE FROZEN NORTH/ MEAT 7 . AM, THIS 1S TH’ ) YEH, TH’ RATAH OF Nov), MR.BELLHOP IN, BAGGA' er OLee / Sath’ Time Yer Gon PHODSeH PODSAK Mus You ew6 © TRUN INTO THE (UP WITH THEM GAGS! / HAVE ABOUT IF SuIT- 25 MOUTH WITH cases Leer eoh ay pha Pupaed Sires E GLAD THIS IS TH’ \ tele eee JAN: aoe Last TRIP! ere PRESENT! SURPLUS CuT OFF AT THE LIPS. © 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. in ENGCANDO, ONLY ONE LIFE IS KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN BY EARTA/- RQUAKES/ A MAN LIVING: IN LONDON WAS KILLED BY A FALLING STONE DURING THE QUAKE oF = —"o} WAIT | LEMME HAVE A. DOLLAR ,WILLYA, OPAL ? L WANNA TAWE ER TO A MOUE Uy YEW Ane Z ANY tH’ NINE T OWE YA CANNOT DIGEST POLLEN IN ITS NATURAL STATE/ THEY ARE FED PARTIALLY DIGESTED FOOD BY THE WORKER BEES. 10-45 | AT THE MOVIES ‘Absorbing Mystery Is ‘Theme of ‘Murder Man’ Spencer Tracy, always a power- ful figure on the screen, is at his best in “The Murder Man,” vivid new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature which opens at the Paramount Thea- tre Wednesday. ‘With him appears Virginia Bruce, whose loveliness is almost overlooked fm the emotional depth of her per- formance. The stars share honors in a swift, ‘dramatic story of the “behind the scenes” adventures of newspapermen in New York. In many ways the tale is unique, for it rips aside the veil of secrecy which surrounds met- Gripping Suspense in ‘Peter Grimm’ Picture Gripping suspense is provided in the weirdly dramatic picture, “The Return of Peter Grimm.” which stars Lionel Barrymore, rated America’s outstand- jing character actor. This picture will | be shown at the Capitol theatre Wed- nesday and Thursday. | Having involved his foster daughter {and her lover in a train of tragic \circumstances through his determin- ation to bend their destinies to his will, Peter comes back from the spirit jland to rectify his mistakes. He finds {himself unable to communicate with his loved ones, and is forced to seek some means of undoing the wrongs he has committed. Through the me- dium of a dying child who loved him, he finally is able to get his message across and restore happiness and har- mony to his family. The efforts of Peter to make his presence known to his loved ones pro- vides dramatic suspense that is rarely equalled on the screen. It is not until Catherine, Peter’s beloved foster daughter, is on the brink of disaster Miss |that Peter succeeds in his attempt to prevent the tragedy. Beautiful settings of pure Colonial architecture, skilful direction by George Nicholls, Jr, and a capable cast, round out this: production. As an added attraction on this pro- UG ROM TIP TO TIP THEY SEARCH THE ALLEY OOP ISLAND. y DA WITHA DA RED HOT POKER. He/LL —— ears