The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1986 THE GUMPS—AND TROUBLE’S LOOKING FOR ANDY 'D BE _DISGRACED FoR }/ SHH-HERE'S LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY! LISTEN- : iy H ALIFE IF THE BOVE AT MR. ANDREW A NEW Boy ARO HERE - y 4 “LY ty WC f JACOBS GYM COULD GUMP - y| | WATCH YOUR STEP OR YOU LL a GY SEE ME NOW’ SON CAREFUOL-_ YY} Bary — WALK INTO TROUBLE # BRIDGE IN A VEHICLE, WITHOUT PAYING FIVE CENTS TOLL CHARGES! ss QIK HEA SERVE ICs 4:5 SAFER ‘alling for him, I’m beginning to worry when he spends money on me.” THis CURIOUS WORLD ‘“Parguscn AND THIS IS My NEW Beacw YOU LOOK STUNNING LOOKS SWELL IN THESE HATS ! 1T, LIL, BUT L KNOW DARNED * WN 17, LILLIE-1 wish TUL BET EVEN WINDY COULD WELL T COULD GET THAT Wa T COULD WEAR ONE! (i Tl : UNDER IT ! ONLY THE PARENT INCUBATING THE EGGS REMAINS IN THE NEST AT NIGHT/ THE OTHER PARENT LMGONNA DROP MY HOSSES IN )WHATCHA HINTIN’) (WELL, I NEED AN ExER- ||SURE! How much am & RACE ER TWO SOON, SAM, AN)/ AT Now, PINTO? CISE BOYL COULD Ya PAYIN' Ye Now? THEY GottTs HAVE THEIR’ ¢ 54 |HeNoLe TWO SOBSS = OSeLONS f Be SECOND rulllldinyy Ze Aa=sZ REG'LAR EXERCISIN' 5 Z HOUR IS VOT as L-7—* STREAMLUINED PERFECNY FOR. A SPEED OF 60 M/LES THE EARLY _ OF AN INSEXT'S UFE, COMES FROM THE ©1926 By wea seams, me. {-23 AT THE MOVIES Chan and Son Bring | Katharine Hepburn Is New Cinema Thriller; ‘Sylvia Scarlett’ Star ee OW = YOU FLEW OUT HERE VAT LAROE SYN PASTURE S50 WE After an all too long separation,| Entertainment for entertainment’s 5: DN ’ Charlie Chan and his son Lee are! sake is brought to the screen with * : y fe COULD BE ALONE, AND — once again united.in the new Warner, Katharine Hepburn as its stellar i : Oland film, “Charlie Chan in Shang-| standard bearer in RKO Radio's “Syl- hai,” at the Paramount theatre Fri-| via Scarlet,” which shows at the Cap- rl tiol Theatre Sunday, Monday and Keye Luke, the young American- | Tuesday. born Chinese actor, portrayed Oland’s| Unique among dramas in that it is son in “Charlie Chan in Paris,” and) woven around no time worn theme, returns to the screen to aid his father | “Sylvia Scarlet” tells a straightfor- solve the most baffling crime in his ward tale of stirring, romantic adven- Jong career. tures. With no other aim than to Luke's success in “Charlie Chan in| amuse and entertain, it is said to be Paris,” met with the theatre-going| brilliantly successful in attaining its public’s approval. From the number) objective. of fan letters that have been arriving Miss Hepburn essays the most dif- at the studio, it is evident that the ficult and unique characterization of public likes the idea of the great Chan | her meteoric career in this frankly dif- having a son to help him in his fas-|ferent production. Throughout the cinating task of tracking down crim-|major part of the photoplay, she inals. masquerades as a boy, giving to the In “Charlie Chan in Shanghai,” | impersonation the full fire of dramatic Been and his oe are faced witb genius which has lifted her to the rave danger as they attempt to break | heights of the acting profession. In i “ 5 A GAMBLE! up an international drug ring. They the later sequences, she assumes her GAMBLERS i pune THs. ae eee ye Zall into the clutches of their adver-|true feminine identity and the con- < LLE, taces ce MOS iene saries and are about to meet their trast in characterization is said to doom, but the crafty detective and his| afford still further evidence of her clever son force an escape and later | extraordinary talent, Succeed in apprehending the entire} “Sylvia Scarlet” is the story of an opium smuggling ring. adventurous spirit who is forced by : ——_—_——— circumstances into the society of A Hawaiian pineapple company uses |those who occupy the narrow fringe ® 100,000-gallon water tank, shaped | between petty rascality and outright like a pineapple, on its Honolulu plan-|criminality. London and rural Eng- tation. jland ase the principal action back- | grounds, ‘The African coral snake, the king eT tobra, and the yellow cobra are all| Richard Treverthick, of England, rannabalistic. generally is credited with devising, in 1802, the first motor vehicle which could be operated. Improvements ‘ orp vere made in his invention, and by 8 : i {o} AN several steam vehicles were in IPAIGN BEGINS YO WARM: o joperation between Cheltenham and : DER qe IMPORT: ALWAYS Gloucester, Eng. eoitey Conon thee DEPEND ON In 1800, dishes were an almost un- known luxury in Newfoundland. Ten- inch iron hoops were fastened to the tables in public restaurants and the food placed within the hoops, SAY, FOOZY, DIOJA EVER SEE ‘Twenty-seven of every 100 Ameri- ANYBODY GIT THEMSELVES led and di 2 . oer mlfmed tom an, eeoraty'ts| YOU CROW VE QUIT OF United States Chemical W: = eee te A. Geer raps ! THAT PREHISTORIC NIGHT WAS SHATTERED — WRIGLEY'S ~ Té® PERFECT INT AIDS DIGESTION