The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1936 IDE GLANCES -~ - By George Clark THE GUMPS—NOW ANDY’S CONVINCED roy NONSENSE NOTHING! 7 we os 3 BY NEA'SEAVICE, inc. “I don’t like to turn in such a big day’s work, but you gotta move around to keep warm anyhow.” TELL You 'CAUGHT THAT BUTLER, WALDORF, RUMMAGING IN MY ROOM ¢ HEY/ WHAT'S GOING ON HERE ? , THAT CUTLER WAS PROGAGLY AS INNOCENT |. AS A GABE / 8v BLOSSER I. WAS JUST THINKING... ISNT ITA SHAME IM A LAW-ABIDING M. REG. U.S, PAT. OFF.) THis CURIOUS GREAT PYRAMID, ar GIZEH, EGYPT, tS THE ONLY ONE OF THE “SEVEN WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD” STANDING By William Ferguson WORLD YOU MEAN YOU'RE NURSE- \/ YEOWSAH, BUT DONT Yo NO, SUH! AN'S WORKIN’ EXTRA ‘CAUSE MAID FOR MRS. VAN SWANKS } FINK AH'D BE DOIN’ IT IFN MAH BOY NEEDS A EN-CYCLOPEDIA SALESMAN SAM MEBBE TI was 6 LI'LHASTY, QUITTIN'ON OU22}\ HE'S NOT SECH & BAD OU EGG, EVEN THOUGH Hi IS CRACKED, AT TIMES | L'LL GO DOWN TO THE DEPOT ON! GIT WHAT HE WANTED! — MIGOSH) I EFERGOT WHAT , rememper ! (T WAS! LEMME THINK! an eae HOSS BLANKETS THE RECENT SOLAR ECLIPSE, IN THE SOUTH POLAR AREA, ENDED A DAY EARLIER THAN (T BEGAN, ANO, ALTHOUGH IT WAS AN ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, WAS SEEN AT ITS HEIGHT AT MIONIGHTZ _ AT THE Bergner Scores Hit In ‘Escape Me Never’ “Escape Me Never,” the latest star- sing vehicle of Elisabeth Bergner, the internationally acclaimed actress last seen by American screen audiences in “Catherine the Great,” will be at the Paramount Theatre Wednesday. Miss Bergner récently enjoyed tre- gmendous success on both the New ‘York and London stages in the Mar- garet Kennedy play from which her current screen hit is adapted and many of the principals of the stage cast, including Hugh Sinclair, Grif- Zith Jones and Leon Quartermaine, ‘re seen in their original roles in this faithful filmization. Others prominent 4n the cast are Irene Vanbrugh, Pene- Jope Dudley-Ward, Lyn Harding and Rosalinde Fuller. Paul Czinner, Miss Bergner’s dis- tinguished director-husband, handled the megaphones on “Escape Me Never,” which affords the star her greatest role. In it she is seen as thé ‘waif, Gemma Jones, whom the way- ‘ward young composer Sebastian San- ger finds wandering about Venice with her newborn child and offers shelter. ‘The affection which develops be- tween the pair is affected by Sebas- tian’s sudden infatuation for his brother Caryl’s aristocratic sweet- heart, Fenella. Gemma leaves him and zeturns to London, whither he fol- Jows and. marries her. However, he ts too weak to discontinue his romance ‘with the irresistible Fenella. - | Winifred Shaw Is Star a rrr Of ‘Broadway Hostess’ A sparkling comedy drama, filled wih rollicking laughter, delightful romances, tinkling music, gigantic spectacles and spiced with thrills, will come to the Capitol Theatre on Wed- nesday and Thursday. This new First National film must- cal, which is enacted by an all star cast, bears the title of “Broadway Hostess,” and is a story of New York night life in its liveliest aspects. The picture introduces a new and beautiful singing star to the screen in the person of Winifred Shaw in the title role. Miss Shaw has ap- peared n several pictures notably “In Caliente,” “Sweet Adeline,” “Gold Diggers of 1935” and “Gypsy Sweet- heart.” Sharing singing honors with Miss Shaw is Phil Regan, the “sing- ing cop.” While the picture contains all the elements of a spectaclg as well as those of a musical, it is also a drama and there is tragedy and pathos, as well as laughter, music and romance in the well balanced plot: There are two mammoth spec- tacles with hundreds of beautiful girls, which were created by the famous musical comedy and dance director, Bobby Connolly.’ Others in the cast include Gene- vieve Tobin, Spring Byington, Marie Wilson, Joseph King, Donald Ross, Frank Dawson and Allen Jenkins. MKNIOLSIY UP AT ov COD SEE BOOTS AX THE AIRPORT PEERING BS THE o!1 V oop! HE HOPES OVE LAO OUR HE'LL BE ELECTEO, YOU TELL THE BOvS, AG. AND LiL air SOME Ano GILLS PRINTED, Because alligators make the water an unsafe refuge, startled frogs in Florida seldom dive into water, but jump back into the bushes. Gastroliths, highly polished stones swallowed by ancient dinosaurs, as digestive aids, have been unearthed in Montana. The loganberry was given to the world by bees, which produced it by cross-fertilizing raspberries and black- berries. ALLEY OOP “tu MAN, HE NEARLY WIPED OUT OUR A camel cannot go without water longer than three days, without los- ing strength. WRIGLEY'S TH PERFECT GU AIDS ere aan DIGESTION