The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1935, Page 10

Sk 8A NHS see THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1935 + “T don’t know what she sees in her father.” a ST MARY'S ROMAN CAT tobert A. Feehan, at Bighth et CHURCH nd Thayer Ave. orth, Rector ttl ured the ‘services of iL es which will be held in on ‘Tuesday eve- Choir practico gs at 7:30 will last one FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth Street and Avenue B Ellis L. Jackson, Pastor Sanday, November the 10th, 1935 0:00 a, m—The church school. Ed- ward Cole, supt. and a cordial welcome. The Evarts class for adults, The Quain class for young people. The Tuxis class for high school young people. 11:00—Morning worship—Armistice Sunday. Pianlst—Elizabeth Rasen Special music—The church chotr. Sermon: “Dear Gold Star Mothers,” | ™ @ meditation on War and Peace, by Elis L Jackson. cordial invitation to all inter- ested to attend this service. 7:30—Th © evening service, (a 8:00. p. nglish service, Topic: Pianist—Catherine Mason. Right and Might.” : Sermon: Putting Your Best Into Bins eae Bi 8:00)7p. ro German fe,” b: His L. Jack A y service, Rte em tne Seniee'B. YP. u.|, Friday at 8:00 p. m—Blble study 280 p. ‘A cordial Invitation to young ‘people to attend the evening service and stay for this Fellowship Hour. ‘There is a place to worship and an op- portunity to serve. Our church extends a cordial wel- come to all its services, 45, 10 and 11) ™ jock Mass is for| yy le who will direct the! No Classes for all ages]? CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Dining room of the World War Memorial building: Rev. H. V. Sorensen, Pastor Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Morning worship 11:00 o'clock, vening service 7:45 o'clock. Everyone is welcome. maintained in the 1% 4th St, fs open 5p. m.; Sunday, 3! the “welcome to attend 1 Bible d worship, 11:00 v'clock. Serm her and the House- hold of the Morn irector. ervice 7:30 o'clock, .”" seven reel film on Life t, filmed in the Holy Land, of the Trinity League. Ad- mission: 15 and 25 cents. BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH Elghth and Rosser Sts. j. Schlipf, Pastor i Sunday school. Klein, superintendent. Peter ice, Topic: K, uctor ptist Young People’s in Engilsh, Since the pastor Bibleheimer at Cathay revival services, the R isting Rev. . Ss will bring us ‘the message, 3 cordial invitation is extended to all. (Add. Churches on Editorial Page) | AT THE MOVIES = Complete Life Span Covered by Picture A complete span of life, from child- | fhood to old age, is covered in Para-| mount’s screen version of Geoxge Du! Maurier’s well known novel, “Peter | Tbbetson” starring Gary Cooper and Ann Harding, coming Sunday, Mon- day and Tuesday to the Paramount | theatre. | When the picture opens, Cooper ‘nd Miss Harding are seen in the persons of Dickie Moore and Vir-! ginia Weidic: ages eight and six respectively. The next time they meet they are grownup, each ap-}| proximately 20 years older. As the) story progresses, the years pass by until at the finale Cooper appears as mn aged man, at least 80 years old. ‘The makeup of both stars correspond- ingly changed as they make the tran- sition from youth to middle and old Age. “Peter Ibbetson,” an immortal love classic that has been read as a book, seen as a play and an opera, now reaches the screen, deviating but slightly from the original work. It concerns the great love between a man and a woman, a love that nothing could break, a love that grew greater in & dream fantasy when cir- cumstances ruled that these two peo- ple be separated. A powerful, soul stirring romance, ‘the film is an accurate picturization of the novel whose popularity has strengthened rather than dimmed ‘with passing generations, Lo} Ruby Keeler Co-Star In New Naval Picture Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler are again co-starred in the new Cos- mopolitan drama-with-music, “Ship- mates Forever,” which opens at the Capitol theatre today. The famous screen lovers who made their first hit in “42nd Street,” following it with “Gold Diggers of 1933,” “Flirtation Walk” .and other Screen successes, appear in their most. Pretentious picture in “Shipmates Forever,” a thrilling drama of mid- shipman life at the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Dick sings a number of catchy songs which fall naturally into the plot, he being a crooner at a New York park casino before becoming a naval cadet. Miss Keeler, who plays the part of an orphaned daughter of a naval officer, compelled to earn her living dancing in a night club, gives an ex- hibition of fancy tap dancing with the famous Meglin Kiddies. Glamorous sequences have been taken with the Academy. as a back- ground, the film company having spent more than a month at Anna- Polis to get the real setting. Other dramatic sequences were “shot” aboard the U. S. S. 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