The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935 THE GUMPS—NO ONE TO GUIDE HER - By George Clark j sll i WHY DID | EVER RISK MY MONEY IN STOCKS! \ CAN'T STAND THIS CREAN BREAST OF Tr TO BIM ANDASK = (7 IT WAS AGAINST HER PRINCIPLES ‘TO GAMBLE AND NO ARGUMENT COULD “TEMPT HER— Z WELL, FRECKLES, THE WHOLE. THING WAS RATHER UNUSUAL, BUT ILL HAVE TO ¢ GIVE YOU CREDIT FOR THE WAY YOU RAN) - WILD —=AND NUTTY, TOO, FOR THINKING B® OF SUCH A TRICK, AND BEING SUCH WELL, COACH, x WANTED To PLAY IN THAT GAME, BUT PEOPLE HAD NUTTY FIGURED MAYBE “THE TEAM HAD THE SAME IDEA, AND WOULD LAY DOWN ON THE JOB IF THEY SAW ME IN THE LINEUP! HALVES, NUTTY ) wet, |[TM SoRRY I SWITCHED CLOTHES) T'LL ||MAD To PRE- t 5 NEA SERVICE mc REG US Par CHE ientlemen, this is our new gag man. a-half-minute laugh for the a By William | Te a a a ee nw PE | Tuis Curious WorRLD | Ferguson e SO! sUST A BUNCH OF PEEPIN' TONS, EW ? WHATS THE GIANT IDEA, MOON FARMING... 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"11-14 AT_ THE MOVIES aah) 5 Comedy and Song Cram (John Carroll Makes ‘Music Is Magic’ Film| Debut in ‘Hi Gaucho’ | A gay, music-studded romance,| John Carroll, who makes his first “Music Is Magic,” a Fox film featur- screen appearance in the leading role ing the talented and doll-like Alice of the romantic musical, “Hi Gau- Faye, comes Wednesday and Thurs-|cho!” at the Capitol Theatre Thurs- day to the Paramount Theatre. day and Friday, is primarily a singer Included in the cast are the ro-jand soldier of fortune, a rare com- mantic young juvenile, Ray Walker; |bination which distinguishes him as) sereenland’s “goofiest” comedians,/a screen personality, Mitchell and Durant, and Bebe Dan-| He is from one of the oldest pioneer iels. |families in Louisiana, his real name There are gay tunes in “Music Isibeing Julian La Faye. He was born Magic,” sung by Miss Faye and Miss /|in Mandeville in the wild and roman- Daniels, and rib-tickling comedy of |tic Teche country. He left his home HMMM | NICE NOTICE IN|} PARTY ? 1 THE PAPER ABOUT YOUR || DONT RANE PARTY YESTERDAY, ) BOY PARTY NO ? OF. MY WoRD' T AND, \TS BEEN LOOKING AT LAST e r A RATHELe WEEK'S PAPER ' FANCY rapa OF HER AWFOL Boots TAT the “nuttiest” variety, and lavish spec- tacles. The fast-moving, sparkling story xelates the adventures of two young lovers, Miss Faye and Walker, who go to Hollywood to seek fame and for- tune, A counterplot concerns itself with the love of Miss Daniels’ daughter Rosina Lawrence, for Thomas Beck. ‘Miss Daniels plays an old-time ac- tress who is beginning to lose public favor. Miss Faye, Walker and Mitch- ell and Durant are members of a vaudeville unit featuring Miss Dan- dels. The village smithy, of Longfellow'’s famous poem, was not a man. The smithy referred to the building in which, the blacksmith worked, being ar. old English word for a smith’s workshop. Savinier Cyrano de Bergerac, lead- ing character of Rostand’s play, was a real person. He was a French au- thor and died in 1655. Rostand’s play is true to facts in many ways. WRIGLEY'S KEEPS THE TASTE IN jat the age of twelve, moved by a de- sire to see far places beyond the bay- jous. When he was eighteen he was a full-fledged soldier of fortune. Carroll has been on the move ever |Since, circling the globe many times and taking whatever jobs offered nov- jlety and adventure. He has been a steeplejack, ship's cook, range rider, racing driver and barnstorming air- man. . He has been absolutely destitute and he has made as much as $17,000 |in one concert. During his opulent periods he acquired a yacht which he} keeps in Florida water, and an air- plane, Carroll studied voice in Italy, un- der the tutelage of Victor Chesnais. With Chesnais as his manager, he has sung in Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna, Rome and Budapest. Carroll has frequently interrupted his career as a singer to sate a mo- mentary desire for excitement. He , had completed his qualification speed jtests and was on the point of sign- ing a dirt track racing contract in Florida when he was of‘ered a screen test for the leading role in “Hi Gau- cho!” RKO Radio Picture. ~ Persons who come in contact with the flue dust of copper refineries are particularly susceptible to arsenic poi- soning. In the summer of 1934, potatoes were used as money to pay night watchmen who guarded relief gardens in Cleveland, O, The “pepperbox” was the first revol- ver. It had a series of six to eight barrels that revolved in one piece, turned by hand. WASH TUBBS HMM! NEARLY I2 O'CLOCK! NOW WOT ) (BY GUPPY, HE SURE ACKS SUSPICIOU: YES, SIREE! D'VE S'POSE THAT SKEET FELLER’S UP || LIKE. HE AIN'T SLUNKIN’ AROUND 0, AT THIS TIME O' NIGHT 2 IN HIS BARE FEET FER NOTHIN’/ MUG I BEEN FIRST LEMME TELL YOU - LOOKIN FORS )I JUS TANGLED UP WITH GENERAL ZOOZOO, CMON, NOW - TALK SES SREET HE'S UP To SUMPIN, SURE HOOTIN', WHY, LOOK, HES TAKIN OFF HIS CLOTHES. p- JUS LOOKA THAT! WHAT WUZ TH’ IDEA,GUMMIN UP.MY ‘SCRIPTION ?? WITH ALL THESE WOULD- AROUND, IT'S GETTING HAS TO GET UP IN THE MIDDLE OF TO TAKE A HOLD ON, WHISKERS — HAH! THIS 1S TH’ _| | THIS FUSS 1S.NO CONCERN OF YOURS, SO. YOU KEEP » DAY I'VE BEEN . WAITIN, FOR -