The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1935, Page 8

© aah aot é THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1935 f SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | “She says he went to Africa to get her out of his mind, but it was partly to shoot a rhinoceros.” Lie Pastor hth Street 0 and 11 Mass is for Rev. Father Robert roadway Avenue Masses at @’clock. The 8 ehildren. ST. GEO Professor Soule who will direct the choir practices which will be the parish house on Tuesdi mings at 7:30 shi will last one hou’ Dyes BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Rosser and Bighth St. Rev. Benj. Schlipf, Pastor 10:00 a. m.—Sunday school. Young and old are cordially invited, sses for all ages. German preaching serv- f. n’s quartet: “All Will ‘Miss Ruth Brochat. m.—Bible instructions by sche. es. Song by girls’ chorus, Miss Ruth Brochat, director. ‘Wednesday at 8:00 p. m.—Midweek Prayer meeting. German language. Friday at 8:00 p. m.—Bible study fn English language. ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Synodical Conference) nd teach a changeless | © changing world.” E ter Trinity, Nov. 17: nday school with all | oseila Brelje, supt. ip (English). al duet, select 5 p. m.—Bible hour in charge of Notice: ealled away to Hel count of the illne tice of the postpo services will be en newspaper announcement. no- ement of church ven by further Choir practice |” - | meeting ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH Corner ‘Third and Thayer N. E. Elsworth, Rector ces as follows: 8:00 a, m.—Holy Communion, 0 a. m.—Chureh school, Morning prayer and sermon of sermon: on.” Text: Rom 2-1, Offertory ‘anthe "Seek Ye the 0 Roberts. | On Friday evening there will be a parish supper served in the parish house. The speakers for the evening [will be Rev. 1 R. Harrington and Mr. Nicoll. "All church are cordial; meeting will be over by 8 o'clock, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Opie S. Ri “There is ac see Sunday after Trin- Nov. 17th: ureh school and Bible classes, a.m. orning worship, 11:00 o'clock, rmon: “Debts and More of Them.” Trinity choir, Ralph Charlotte | FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH | “The Church With a Message for | Today” Seyenth at Rosser Avenue Wim. A. Lemke, Minister ! chers’ and officers’ | a.m. nday school. Mer- \rill Larkin, 11:00 a. upt. .—Public worship. thy, Atwood, pianist. “O Love of Calvary”’—Lillenas, an- them by the choir, John Cawelti, director, Address by Mrs. 0. A. Erlandson lof Hettinger, special worker for the North Dakota Council of Christian Education, . 2:30 p, m.—Radio broadcast from English PB: lers representi 2 jel tion. 1" 4: Junior League, Miss pt. 3 ntermediate and sen- Jior leagu | 745 p Union Christian Educa- |tion Rally, with ether churches par- jticipating.’ Rev. ©. A. Armstrong, |state superintendent of the N. D. Council of Christian Education, will \speak. Wedne: Midweek id prayer. Thursd: ‘hoir prac- |tice. Joh re | | (Additional Churches on Eadlt. Page) | AT THE MOVIES . | ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ Year’s Top Adventure “Mutiny on the Bounty,” Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer’s great sea picturc that opens today at the Paramount theatre, carries one away with the sheer intensity of its drama. Al- though a historical romance, wrung from the actual records of the Brit- ish Admiralty, it is far more absorb- ing than pure fiction. It is a superb achievement in mo- tion pictures, a historical picture as it should be and one that will live fur years to come as one of the most exciting sea tales cver screened. ‘The picture is the true story of tlie voyage of H. M. 8, Bounty 150 years ago, on a scientific expedition to the South Sea. It tells of the tyranny of a brutal captain who drove his crew to mutiny, of the life and loves of the sailors in a tropical paradise and the dogged pursuit of Captain Bligh for the men who had fed him to the wrath of the sea hy casting him adrift in an open boat. “Mutiny on the Bounty” lives up to all the advance praise that has shouted the picture’s merits around the world. Its scenic beauty, some- times stark and cruel, is unsurpassed. Its cast, headed by Charles Laughton, Clark Gable and Franchot Tone, is incomparable. ‘Three Musketeers’ Has Lucas, Stevens, Olsen Reliving the blazing careers of three of France's greatest swordsmen, On- slow Stevens, Moroni Olsen and Paul Lukas add color and action to RKO Radio's current ffim version of Alex- andre Dumas’ immortal story of “The Three Musketeers” which will show at the Capitol theatre, starting to- night. Fine actors all, they portray the roles, respectively, of Aramis, Porthos and Athos. Although the dominat- ing figure of the colorful 17th century story is the hot-blooded d’Artagnan, played by Walter Abel, his Musketeer companions add the swashbuckling, roistering dash so essential to proper presentation of the Dumas classic. Although Dumas wrote his tale as fiction, the men pictured as the three musketeers were one actual figures in the life of France. Athos was a Bear- nese gentleman named Armand de Sillegue d’Athos, Porthos was an ad- venturer from Pau named Isaac de Portau and Aramis was Henri d'Aram- itz, @ squire and lay abbot of Bearn. 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