The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1935, Page 10

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AT THE MOVIES Margaret Sullavan Is ‘So Red the Rose’ Star “So Red the Rose.” Paramount's stirring adaptation of Stark Young's | novel, of the same name, is showing Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at | the Paramount Theatre. Margaret Sullavan is the star, and the support- ing cast includes such well known names as Walter Connolly, Randolph Scott, Janet Beecher, Elizabeth Pat- terson, Harry Ellerbe, and the child| actor, Dickie Moore. “So Red the Rose” is a story of our} South, a romantic and poignant ac-| count of those turbulent days of the) War between the States. More than | that, it reveals the ideals and hopes and bravery of a gentle Southern family when the clarion call of strife made men and women array them- selves on the side of duty, sure of the | righteousness of their cause. i It is the story of a young girl's love for @ man, a man who hesitates to! answer the fighting call of his people, | and who, in his efforts to do what he believes is right, is even willing to} sacrifice love on the altar of his be-| liefs. Margaret Sullavan is the girl, Val- lette, a pretty, vivacious belle of the uth. It is a role delicately in tune with Miss Sullavan’s subtle gifts as an actress and she brings to her por- trayal the artistry that has distin- guished her work on stage and screen. The boy, Duncan, is portrayed by Randalph Scott, a handsome and tal- ented actor who in “So Red the Rose” forsakes his “western” characteriza- tions which have won him fame and proves his versatility as an actor. Makes Violin From Old Capitol’s Wood An historical instrument, built from the wood of the old state capitol, de- stroyed by fire in 1930, has been com- pleted under the skillful hands of R. =O ‘Baldpate Keys’ Latest Gene Raymond Picture Getting away from the gloom of mystery plots, a wealth of comedy enlivens the spooky chills of Gene Raymond's new adventures in RKO Radio's “Seven Keys to Baldpate.” coming Tuesday to the Capitol Thea- tre. While unexpected and mysterious happenings occur throughout the story, its hilarious angles and dia- logue mark this brilliant offering as something unique in screen thrillers. Raymond's talents as a mirth-maker are given full play and in the course of the swift-moving plot practically every member of the cast turns come- dian for a time. As a result, laughs come thick and fast in every reel of the picture, based on Earl Derr Biggers’ famous story and the play by George M. Cohan. Margaret Callahan, beautiful leading lady of the production; Erin O'Brien- Moore, Eric Blore of “Top Hat” fame, Moroni Olsen of “Annie Oakley” fame, Ray Mayer, Grant Mitchell, Henry Travers and other noted play- ers have featured roles, and Edward Killy and William Hamilton, who made “Freckles,” directed. Only one-third of its income is spent for food by the average Ameri- can city family. Giraffes, when their food is juicy, can do without water almost as long as a camel. 7 WHY BIM/s YOu DEAR WONDERFUL MAN! 1 HEARD iT ALL 7 \ HEARD You AND MIN QUARRELING IN YOUR ROOMS AGAIN LAST NIGHT — WHY CAN'T YOU TWO GET ALONG ? BIM - IT'S BECAUSE Mite Releoe MIN SHALL HAVE AN EXACT DUPLICATE OF MAMAS BROOCH - THERE'S NO REASON WHY | SHOULDN'T SPREAD ALITTLE SUNSHINE WITH MY MONEY - KEEP IT SECRET - I'M ONLY TeO GLAD TO MAKE THIS SANTA CLAUS OUTRIT FOR YOU, FRECKLES, BUT I DONT THINK THESE MEASUREMENTS ARE CORRECT! W{ MOM, 1 WANT YoU oO MEET 4 SANDY CLAUS, IN PERSON... 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