The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1936 : | SIDE GLANCES By George Clark I couldn’t be more batty about you if we and had everybody guessing about us. ST MARY'S ROMAN Rev. Father Robert 4 Broadw Mass children, WInsT CH si 723 Sunday serv Sunday school Wednesday | ¢ eting at 8 o'cloc my ircading room matntained in the Hoskins Block, 200% 4th St, Is open daily from 12'to 5 p. m.; Sunday, 3 to 5 p.m. All are welcome to attend the whurch services and to make use of; the reading room. eve WRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Avenue A at Fourth Street Opie S. Rindahl, Patsor “There Is a Cordial’ Welcome at Trinity” Second Sunday January 19th: : Church school and Bible classes, after Epiphany, a.m. ning worship, 11:00 o'clock. : “One Greater Than Father study and prayer service for every- one. “A friendly church ‘that desires to be helpful.” ; BISMARCK Corner of ¥ R. PEL TABERNACLE rand Eleventh mith, Pastor y’ school. Rey, Hild “How to Mrs. vorship. Evangelistic campaign ngelist and Mrs, Chris- will have charge of the ‘ool Religion.” ‘The Closed Door.” » Hila wi ing this message. Il meetings begin at 8:00 p.m. All e welcome and there will be spe- cial music and song. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH “The Church With a Message for Today” Seventh at Rosser Avenue Wm. A, Lemke, Minister 9:45 a. w.-—T,achers’ and officers’ prayer ser day school, Mer- Jacob,’ Anthem by Trinity church choir, | Ralph Soule, director. vening service, 7:39 o'clock. 3 “This Is “My Body and BISMAROK BAPTIST CHURCH Eighth and Rosser Streets jen}. Schlipf, Minister 10:00 a m.—Sunday school. It is ia your family's. interest that you take an interest in Bible study. Come with the chil 1:00 a, m.—Preach!ng service. To- pic: “Die Heiligung.” Kine Predigt fuer wachsende Christen. 2:00 p. m.—Rible study in German for the children. Both the language and the Bible are taught. :15 p. m.—An Interesting program in English for all young people. folks enjoy these programs, too. 8:00 p. m.—German preaching serv- ice, Topic: “Rettender Glaube.” Wor- in besteht er denn? Werde Dir darue- ber Klar, denn ‘ohne Glauben ist’s un- moeglich, Gott gefallen.” m.—Bible old 1 200 a. mts rill Larkin, superintendent. 11:00 a,'m.—Junior League and worship. Miss Clara Bredy, supt. (Basement) 11:00 a, m.—Publie worship, nice Overmoen, pianist. Anthem by the choir. € Ber- p. _m,—Intermediate (high school) and Senior League joint meet- ing, led by Miss Esther Bremer. ‘This is the third In a series of meetings she is conducting. 7:45—Evening evangelistic service. Special music. ge by the minister: “A Con- I's Message.” ‘Organization meeting e's Missionary Circle, at 7:45 p. m.—Midweek for Bible study and prayer. Study No, 2 in Gospel of John, (John 1:1, 14, 18). thursday at 8:00 p, m.—Chotr prac- ice. (Additional Churches on Edit. Page) | AT THE MOVIES Build Paris Bastille For Remarkable Film Stone by stone, workmen at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio con- structed one of the largest “sets” ever erected for a motion picture—the re- production of the notorious Bastille of Paris. Stone by stone, four months later, that same building was razed in one of the most spectacular scenes ever * recorded by a camera—the storming of the Bastille by the French revolu- tionary mobs. It all was a part of the filming of “A Tale of Two Cities,” Dickens’ classic novel, which comes to the Paramount theater starting today as one of the most important photo- plays of the year. Ronald Colman is the star. From the fall of the Bastille is dated France’s Independence Day. . “A Tale of Two Cities” presents this Revolutionary mob scene on a grand scale, thousands of extra play- ers taking part. ‘With Colman, the star, is an amaz- ing cast of 112 players, prominently mong whom are Elizabeth Allan, Edna May Oliver, Reginald Owen, Basil Rathbone, Blanche Henry B. Walthall, Donald Woods, Walter Catlett, Fritz Leiber, H. B. ‘Warner, Mitchell Lewis, Claude Gil- lingwater, Billy Bevan, Isabel Jewell, Lucille Laverne, Tully Marshall and many more. WRIGLEY'S SCORES \ EVERY TIME “AIDS Yurka, | oO Twin Mystery Screen Thriller to Be Shown Solvers of cryptic crimes will find their deductive powers sorely taxed to fathom the labyrinthine twin mysteries in “Two in the Dark,” RKO Radio’s thrilling film drama, head- lining Walter Abel and Margot Gra- hame. This film will be shown at the Capitol theatre Monday and Tuesday. First they are confronted with the quandary of the unidentified man who finds himself on the fog-bound Boston Common, blood curdling down his cheek from an ugly wound on his head, his memory a blank, and his identity unknown to himself. A desti- tute show girl tries to help him orient himself, but in so doing establishes the terrifying fact that he is unmis- takably linked to a brutal murder. Did this strange amnesia victim who is drawn steadily into the swirl- ing vortex of damaging clues commit the crime which completely baffles the police with its tangled ramifica- tions? In a wide departure from their roles in “The Three Musketeers,” in which Abel played d’Artagnan and Miss |Grahame Milady de Winter, this ta- | lented new romantic team has scope |for unusual versatility in their cur- | rent vehicle. Robert Spring, once a clerk in! Washington, D. C,, and a famous forger, made such interesting copies |of George Washington’s signature that they now have a value of their own among autograph collectors. One South Dakota county, 530) square miles in area, has a white population of only two and an Indian } Population of only 20, | Air line regulations apply to all |scheduled interstate air services which carry passengers. The British Royal Air Force was formed in April, 1918. IGLEY’S TH PERFECT INT DIGESTION SAY, MISTER- WHY DON'T COME OVER TO JACOB'S ‘ IVE TRIED FEEDING HIM ALL KINDS vou THE GUMPS—FOOD FOR THOUGHT GYM |OON " YOU_LET THAT SALESMAN COME BACK’ AND TALK NOU INTO BUVING A FIR BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WRERES YOUR PIPE. AND MAGNIEYING CLASS , SHERLOCK 2 TINE F q | r( ( KZ ~. AAKRZ ii he \ ‘S* 1 \¥ 3h - é WELL, JES STICK A- ROUND AN’ TLL TEACH || Member, tosses Gor YA A THING ER TWO GOUT TH’ BANG-TaILs| a Now, \T ISNT AS BAD AS ALL THAT, OO OO THINK, REALLY 2? 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