The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986 | SIDEGLANCES - fo} By George Clark | ae a CRE RR Ree BY NEA SERVICE, INC. _T. “I don’t’know what she can expect of you. even made those arrangements for her screen test.” You haven’t | Tis CURIOUS 5 IN CELEGBES, THERE ARE PYGMY THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ISSUED A COMPLAINT AGAINST A RHODE ISLAND (YARN MANUFACTURER \ FOR USING THE (NAME, SANGORA,’ jo DESCRIBE YARNS ‘MADE ENTIRELY OF [ANGORA GOAT HA/R/ & THE COMMISSION di * ALLEGED THAT “ANGORA APPLIED ONLY TO A PART OF THE TIME [T RACES ALONG AT 36 MILES A SECOND... BUT ON THE CURVES IT SLOWS COWN TO 24 MILES A SECOND. es By William WORLD Ferguson 1 OVAL-SHAPED oreItTs | Harlow and Tracy in | Dynamic Film Triumph dean Harlow has never displayed _ fher versatility as an actress to bet- ter advantage than in “Riffraff,” which opens today at the Paramount. * Bhe follows her smashing hit in “China Seas” with another sparkling role, again against the background of ithe sea, but in a vital, romantic story, ‘which gives her the finest opportun- ity of her career. ‘Teamed with her for the first time fis one of Hollywood's finest actors, ®pencer Tracy, and the two miss no opening to get the most out of the 0 and sweeping story, which mixes the most hilarious comedy with “the most touching pathos. Convinced that the trend of pub- >> fic preference is for red-blooded stor- | des with virile power and sweep, Me- | %ro-Goldwyn-Mayer has scored in star- | wing its two strongest personalities. |for he has sought adventure all over Sabatini’s Pirate Is Featured in Picture Daring and debonair Peter Blood, immortalized by the novel of Rafael Sabatini, has been brought to life on the screen by Cosmopolitan produc- tions in “Captain Blood,” a mammoth production which comes to the Capl- tol Theatre on Thursday as a First National release, The gentleman pirate of fortune is portrayed by Errol Flynn, a young Irishman comparatively new to films, but who won this role, considered one of the most important of the year, over a score of famous actors after a series of screen tests, Tall, broad-shouldered, handsome, with a dashing and magnetic person- ality, Flynn has lived something of the life of Peter Blood, not as a pl- ate, but as the soldier of fortune, ‘The story of “Riffraff” invades a | the world. brand new locale, the commercial The leading lady, portraying a fishing fleet that plies the waters of |heautiful noblewoman who falls in ‘the. Pacific off Southern California. ‘Much of the story takes place in the love with the bold pirate, is none oth- er than Olivia de Havilland who fishing village adjacent to the great |leaped to fama over night by her California metropolis—a community affiliated with the city, yet entirely | Separated as though in a different | ‘world. There the fishermen andj their families live their lives, and ‘work out their destinies without con- work in the Max Reinhardt produc- tion of “A Midsummer Night's Dream.” In addition to these two there is an jall star cast of more than forty prin- cipals, headed by Lionel Atwill, Basil tact with outside influences, “Riffraff” tells of the love of Miss Harlow and Tracy, a love that fran- écends man-made laws, yet is masked with a veil of rough badinage that sannot entirely conceal its depth and sincerity. a A huge hangar soon to be con- structed for Germany’s new dirigible, the LZ-129, will be 922 feet long, 197 feet wide, and 180 feet high. It will he located at Frankfort, because this city’s lower altitude, and consequen! higher air pressure, increases the ship’s lifting power by 10 per cent. ‘The color of a flower, or any other ‘object, is nothing more than the colors of the spectrum which the object will , absorb. Thus, a yellow flower is one | which absorbs all the colors except yel- | dow, which it reflects. - An “electrical dinner” was plannec » by Benjamin Franklin in 1747, Elec- tric shock was to kill a turkey, which | was then to be roasted by an electric “ node before a fire kindled by an electric British Columbia, lumbermen to float logs from moun-| sawmills at a mile-a-min-| | 4 wy i Rathbone, Ross Alexander, Guy Kib- |bee, Henry Stephenson, Robert Bar- |rat, Hobart Cavanaugh, David Tor- |rence and J, Carroll Naish, 1 AEG. U. 5. PAT. OF} FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: | | ; You hope romance is in the ‘eards when you deck out for.a THE GUMPS—MAMA MEETS HER MATCH : i EVER SINCE HIS FIGHT WITH THE BUTLER HE'S BEEN ee BULLYING ALL THE SERVANTS -ft ; - ; 2 : 1 WON'T STAND FOR IT! 0/77 : rey | = [ ica ui WE'VE GOTTA GETA NAME. FOR THAT cout! WE CAN'T GO ON CALLING HIM had : oe TO PICK FROM. AN "9p! : a ui +] {GET A NAME THEY CALLED FOR THE (HIM EVERYTHING " IMAGINABLE. @ WELL, IF IT ISNT THE OLD f ~©PHONOGRAPH WINDY GAVE ME, WHEN WE FIRST WENT TO WA! HAS AND WERE WE A COUPLE OF LOVE THE WAY L FIGURE IT, T'S COST ME EVERY Cenr T EVeR mape! SAM, CABOOSE NEEDS A NEW SEZ ATceL'TRy, OF HOSS- SHOES!GO OVER AN’ MEASURE) PINTO, 'EM, SOS LT KN TELL TH BLACKSMITH! eae so 1 | PEENISH * ‘Day! ae By MARTIN GEE! HES A PRINCE EVEN WITHOUT Rio} HE ACTS 50 WORRIED AND UNEASY! 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