The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1935, Page 8

<sceuvereemebieeiiemmaeniaiogutil YHK BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1935 SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark “Look on the society page and Iwas last see if you can nieht.” OF ALL THE THOUSANOS oF MINOR. PLANETS, ONLY ONE, VESTA, IS VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EVE. THis Curious Wortb By William Ferguson eRe Tu ENGLAND,~ ACOCKVEY 1S ONE BORN WITHIN SOUND OF THI E BELLS OF BOW CHURCH, LONDON. 4 © 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. 8. —— _ 5 ‘Music Is Magic’ Has {Steffi Duna Important Four Grand New Songs) Character in Picture Four new hit tunes will be heard | fn the newest Fox musical comedy, | “Music Is Magic,” which comes to-| day to the Paramount theatre. A Faye, Ray Walker, Bebe Dan Mitchell and Durant, Rosina Law- fence and Thomas Beck are featured | in the picture. | Alice Faye sings two of the num- | bers, “Honey Chile” and “La Cumba.” | ‘The former is by Oscar Levant and} Sidney Clare and the latter by Paul | Roulien, South American screen star. | Miss Daniels sings one number in | “Music Is Magic,” called “Love Is Smiling at Me.” The fourth, the title mumber, is a straight orchestration @nd was composed by Arthur John- | ston and Sidney Clare. All four are presented amid lavish | settings featuring a large chorus in foutines supervised by Jack Donahue. The comedy is handled by Mitchell and Durant, whose rough-and-tumble antics sent the audience into gales of laughter. Any kind of tree found in Mexico | @an be grown in the Mexican state of Morelos. The varied climate here makes it possible to grow trees from cold or hot spots. Creatures which can see in the dark have no special sense of sight. Their eyes merely open wide enough to ad- mit more light, than do those of hu- man beings. Pope Sylvester II is credited with the invention of clocks in 996 A. D. Steffi Duna, volatile exotic Hun- garian actress, who aroused such fav- orable comment with her performance in the leading role of “La Cucaracha,” again portrays a tempestuous Latin Senorita in RKO Radio's musical ro- mance, “Hi Gaucho!” at the Capitol theater Thursday and Friday. The actress was brought from Lon- don to play the lead in “The Beggar's Opera.” Placed under contract by RKO Radio, Miss Duna made her American screen debut as the Eskimo |wife of Francis Lederer in “Man of Two Worlds.” She has subsequently played important roles in “Red Morn- ing” and “One New York Night.” Miss Duna was born in Budapest, daughter of a wine maker. She made her first stage appearance in drama- tized fairy tales in the Children’s Theatre of the Hungarian capitol. She early displayed talent as a dancer, and her mother, in deference to Herr Duna's distaste for a theatrical career for-his daughter, arranged for her to take dancing lessons secretly. When her father finally saw her dance after three years of training, he was so impressed he sent her to the best Schools in Budapest. During the gold rush days of ‘49, a pinch of gold dust was the popular price for food and drink in California. FLAPPER, FANNY SAYS: v= 1 WAS CRAZY TO THINK | COULD MAKE MONEY IN THE STOCK MARKET= I'LL NOT WORRY ANY LONGER VLL SELL OUT AND BE DONE WITH (T= \WE CHANGED MY MIND, MR. ORAL ('D LIKE FOR YOu ‘TO SELL MY STOCK AT ONCE = Wi THE GUMPS—LINGER LONGER ACCOUNT AT A NEAT PROFIT To YOU— FLEXIBLE GLASS DS A PINE \NVESTM! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND: ¢ SO si You SURE CAME THRu, FRECK...BUT, SAY, WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING WITH YOURSELF THESE DAYS, AFTER SCHOOL 2 ONE HAS BEEN NO, SIR= NO DOGS IN TUS HOUSE: WHATS “THE MATTER WITH LEAVIN’ HIM OUT IN THE DOG HOUSE ? 1 JEST RENTED IT, FER FIVE BUCKS A MONTH, TO THE MIDGETS, FER A GARAGE / WASH TUBBS HO, HO, HAW, HEE! Boy, AM 1 A DETECTIVE. 1M ‘SHADDERIN' JOHN SKEET TO SEE WOT HE'S UP 7, AN! WOTTER YE “MINK 1 CAUGHT 1M DOIN'? HE — HAW, HAW! HE — YEE, HEE! HAW. HAWS HE TAKES A BATH. WOTTAYA MEAN, THIS AINT } YOU KEEP OUTA THIS, NO CONCERN OF MINE, YOU ({. OOP-1 WANTA KNOW HAIRY-FACED APE ? YOU WHAT WENT ON HERE RONT KNOW NOTHIN’ ‘BOUT IT’ YOU WARN'T HERE s AWRIGHT; BUTCHA WON'T / WE WANTCHA TA PAY UP TH’ BILLS DE FLUKE HAS LET RUN FER MONTHS AN’ MONTHS] OF AX THE SILLY BOOKS!IT SAYS THAT SOME PEOPLE ARE sOcT GoRN Wey! 1 BELIEVE A WORD OF T'VE BEEN WANTING TO SEARCH THIS BIRD'S POCKETS FOR DAYS. << HOW COME Y'SAy I WON'T. LEARN NOTHIN’ . FROM MY OL GRAND [¥AS,0 OID? An THat TRaTtoR IS TH MUG WHO PUT ME THERE —