The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1935, Page 8

4 a a : a * e n a a 9 h a a“ ft it st a w i P a ompund mn AAMT FORAS MAAR HA we mM. News ST MARY's ROM ev. Father Robert roadway Avenue Masses at 7:30, 8:45, 19 and 11 o'clock. The 8:49 o'clock Mass is for children. th § Sunday service at 11 Sunday school at 9: Wednesday i meeting at 8 o'clock. | A reading room maintained in the} Hoskins Block, 200% 4th St., daily from 12'to 5 p. m.; to 5 p. m All are welcome to attend the a.m. testimonial church services and to make use ef) ¢ the reading room. TRINITY LU Sunday after C! Church school and 5 E m. # Morning worsh . Cc ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH + (Synodical Conference) 419 Fourth Street J. V. Richert, Pa: “We preach and teach Christ for a changing w Sunday after Christn 9:30 a. m.—Sunday classes. Miss Rose 10:45—Morning wor: Peters, organi p. m.—German 6 ; m.—Bible hour in charge of the Walther League. 7:30—Evening services. SCOPAL CHURCH 8:00 a.’m.—Holy Con 9:30 a, _m.—Church school. 10:30—Morning prayer and sermon. Special music, BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCIL 8th and Rosser Streets Benj. Schlipf, Minister 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. the year right by attending school of religion yourself and by End services at} this | - By George Clark he, teacher. oung People’s Me O Father’— : “Pensee d'Amour” ©, Wilson. y of Unbelief,” ultate Deo"— Wean —Church worship. “God Protects His Chil- | n, 3, at 1:00 p, m.—An- S$ meeting. nu: s | (Additional Churches on Hdit. Page) ‘Ah Wilderness’ Brings Laughs in Song Scene A high school glee club, singing in perfect seriousness, can still provide hilarious comedy. This was demonstrated on the set of “Ah Wilderness!” Eugene O'Neill's great American drama, which Clar- ence Brown directed for Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer. A glee club sings a class song of 1906 with lyrics by a student, set to the music of “The Blue Danube.” The rendition of the song, of course, is just as if directed by a school teacher of the day. The youngsters sing se- riously, but the old-fashioned lyrics, coupled with the Strauss music, make it extremely funny. The picture opens today at the Paramount theater, pode) Saturday, Sunday and Mon- a % Wallace Beery and Lionel Barry- more head the cast of “Ah Wilder- ness!” and Charles Grapewin, Aline MacMahon, Frank Albertson, Spring Byington and Mickey Rooney are mong the featured players. The story deals with family life and ado- teriors were filmed in the quaint old town of Grafton, Mass. ‘COSTUME BALL, lescent love in and about 1906. Ex- | —n5 Bette Davis, Franchot Tone Star in Picture Bette Davis comes to the Capitol jtheater today in her latest Warner Bros, production, “Dangerous,” with Franchot Tone playing opposite her and Margaret Lindsay her rival. The screen play by Laird Doyle is | said to be sheer drama of dynamic in- tensity and tremendous emotions, Bette has the role of a famous act- |Tess, who after rising to the top of the | ladder of success, tumbles to the gut- ter through her own egotism and sel- fishness, although she calls it a jinx, dragging down those who loved her. It is after her fall that Tone, in the role of a young architect, sets about sobering her up and trying to re- establish her as the brilliant star she had been. But Bette loves lightly and too well. She already has a discarded husband she has ruined, of whom the architect knows nothing. The situation leads | to a veritable scandal which ends in dynamic and tumultuous scenes and an amazing climax. Miss Davis is not presented in a pretty light, but the part is said to give her the strongest charactetiza- tion which she has had in films, The Council Trees, near Charle- voix, Mich., were planted 100 years ago by Indian chiefs, as a pledge of peace “so long as the trees bear THE GUMPS—SETTLED TO HER COMPLETE DISSATISFACTION er FIRST THING YOU KNOW THEY'LL ~ HAVE YOU DRESSED AS A BUTLER AND I'LL BE JUST THE MAID AROUND THIS HOUSE - YES- You've SETTLED IT ALL RIGHT- JUST A ONE MAN: LEAGUE OF NATIONS // (| IT WON'T BE QUITE SO FAIR IS IT? CONFINING ME FAR — THEY'RE ONLY TO TWENTY-SIX ROOMS — MOVING INTO THE LEFT THAT'S HARDLY BREATHING WING OF THIS HOUSE-| THINK )) SPACE ~FAIR, HUH? WHY THAT'S FAIR ENOUGH NOT GIVE THEM THE WHOLE WELL, MAMAS I'VE f FINALLY SETTLED H THINGS ~ANDV AND MIN ARE MOVING - FINE! AND IF THEY'RE MOVING TO CHINA IT ot FRECNLES AND HIS FRIENDS I CAME To SEE A MAN NAMED SANDY CLAUS, TO THANK HIM FOR SOME OF THE PRESENTS HE GAVE ME! You BOYS GAVE ME A LOT OF NEW IDEAS....AND GOING ‘ THE BUT THERE'S ONLY TEN UNO WIMWOU EL PICK OUT TH' COOKIES YA WANT, SON, AN! THEN) TROT ALONG HOME! GRANDPA’S GOTTA GO OVER TO IPPECACKS DRUG StoRE FER ASPEcc! ! cz MUST BEA PRETTY, OU mean | tim URE WAS LUCKY OEY ALL THIS MISTLETOE | | \ i You AIN'T COPS, WE'VE ALREADY DONE IT. YOU CA TAKE THEIR GUNS, POONER. 7 | tly NOW DRIVE TO THE JAIL IN EL HOYO, BN [N\EANWHILE, IN THE RIP-ROARING OIL TOWN, IN 6 MONTHS. THE JL HAS BEEN TURNED INTO A HOTEL. Vi HALLS RUN NIGHT AND DAY. FIGHTS, AND EVEN KILLINGS, ARE COMMONPLACE. ar leaves.” So that the white man might not cut the trees for lumber, they were bent into curious shapes. | Nine of the trees are alive today. ‘Taxpayers of the United States ex- pend approximately two billion dol- lars annually to provide public school aa for their 30,000,000 boys and ALLEY OOP wi MATTER WITH THIS FOOL THING? GIDOLTY GOLLY -L CANT