The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1935, Page 8

‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1935 SIDE GLANCES By George Clark “Don’t go off the sidewalk—don’t throw step in the drifts—don’t— HONEYGEES OF THE UNITED STATES OF HONEY ANNUALLY FOR THEIR OWN USE. BY USING THE ABOVE PROJECTION, THE WORLD CAN BE SHOWN ON A FLAT MAP, WITH ALL LAND BODIES UN- DISTORTED AND IN CORRECT RELATIVE SIZES. | THis Curious Wortp a By William | Ferguson 4 WHEN SNOW HAS JUST THE RIGHT CONSISTENCY, THE WIND SOME- TIMES ROLLS IT INTO CYLINDER= SHAPED MASSES KNOWN 4s “* ROLLERS, WHICH INCREASE IN SIZE AS THEY ROLL. ALONG. © 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. -30 | AT THE MOVIES | Penner-Oakie Film Has Music and Fun Sparkling with new songs from the facile pens of Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, with grand comedy fur- nished mainly by Joe Penner, Jack Oakie and Ned Sparks, and with something like 150 beautiful girls for the picture that brought a tremen- Yoackground, Paramount's latest musi- cal, “Collegiate,” opens Tuesday at the ‘Paramount Theatre. ‘What little time you won't spend laughing during this elaborately-ap- pointed film you'll find yourself list- ening to some of the most catchy tunes of the year or feasting your eyes on the beauties of ballet and chorus. “Collegiate” is the first picture to give Frances Langford an important/ fine work of the principals, including role though she has had singing parts _ in a couple of other films. She not ings in her own lovely way, but only a in this picture. Her principal she ac number, “Will I Ever Know?” should become an immediate favorite. Jack Oakie is cast as the ne’er-do- { ‘well nephew of a rich old lady who equeaths him a girl’s seminary at the outset of the story with the ti a that eae ued from | opportunity to present a truly vivid j rimming n i Due to the fact that the legs of an elephant are like supporting columns, || there is no stress when the animal stands. FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: ‘Dangerous’ Greatest Triumph for Actress For sheer drama and vital force there are few screen plays to equal “Dangerous,” the Warner Bros. pro- duction which shows tonight for the last time at the Capitol Theatre. f IMAGINE THOSE PAUPERS B SOAPING YOU! 2 BAND THE GUMPS— WATCH YOUR STEP, ANDY! See ——— a THIS 1S ONLY THEIR ‘LL LEAVE NO STONE FIRST STEP-SOON THEY'LL HAVE YOU AND ME OUT IN THE STREET / UNTURNED! ANDY AND MIN WILL BE FORCED ‘To A LEAVE THIS HOUSE IF IT'S THE LAST THING 1 Do. CALM YOURSELF, MOTHER DEAR AS YOU KNOW, IS LIGHTER THAN AIR, AND POSSESSES EXPLOSivE PROPENSITIES !! POOR OSSIE! BY COMBINING THE TWo, HOWEVER, WE PRODUCE WHAT IS KNOWN ASACHEMICAL PHENOMENON THE ACID, ACTING UPON THE ZINC IS RESPONSIBLE FoR THIS TRANSFORMATION !! SALESMAN SAM | DETAILED vescRiPTION OF Ev'Ry- SAM, NOW THAT CHRISTMAS IS OVER, WERE GONNA TAKE INVENTORY | sTarT JGotcHa,]- IN TH JEWELRY DEPARTMENT AN! DON'T) OU221 Sey SO MANY WATCHES! Gimme 4 vs THING | 1 DIDNT KNOW WHAT THE FUTURE HELD FER ME, WHEN T BROKE IT / wer counnas “Vs 2 1998 GY WEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. REC. U. . PAT. OFF, By SMALL Tue with TH’ Jew'Lry? LEMME SEE| HMMM — 160 MAINSPRINGS, (eo. i Se ese, Sthews! 4 WATCH CI uy HOW DIYA KNOuS 4000 THERE'S ScREWS? - : mes There is a sweep and power about dous emotional reaction to those who witnessed it. It is the kind of picture that re- quires an exceptional cast to make the most of the characters involved in the plot and Warner Bros. evidently recog- nized this by placing in the leading roles not only players of rare talent, but who fit their parts with the ut- most perfection. Too much cannot be said of the Bette Davis in the title role, Fran- chot Tone, who plays opposite her, Margaret Lindsay, the third side of the love triangle, Alison Skipworth, John Eldredge and Dick Foran, The story, which unfolds a realis- | tic slice of life and paints with great | force of inner conflict of a tempestu- ous woman, at war with herself and the world, gives Miss Davis her first character study. It is not a pretty character she portrays, no more than that she represented in “Bordertown” or “Of Human Bondage.” But it is a real character; it is vital; it lives and | breathes. The 12-wired bird of paradise has | 12 wire-like feather shafts protruding HELLO, IMMY Wourd “Ov . LUNE To GOO WASH TUBBS j from its flank feathers. NLY A FEW MONTHS AGO, EL A DREAMY, LITTLE COW TOW PEOPLE, THEN OIL WAS DISCOVERED, COWHANDS SUDDENLY BECAME |MILLIONAIRES. PRICES SKYROCKETED, A SCREA DIVE,ON HIS No: OF ALL PLACES! By MARTIN Samrat You SPROULONT SAY SUCH THINGS of BST, YOu CAN |! WR OVER A » Ope LURE OF EASY MONEY DREW GAMBLERS) (ie CHISLERS AND BADMEN, BARS AND DANCE HALLS SPRANG UP By THE HUN: ONERNIGHT, EL HOYO BECAME ILDEST TOWN IN AMERICA, AND HERE, WASH AND EASY BRING TWO APTURED THIEVES, EXPECTING JUSTICE, KING GUZZLE'S FLIGHT ENDS DISASTROUSLY/ ; i Y ONLY TO END THE FUGHT F MING POWER J By HAMLIN AW-I FIXED IT UP