The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 THE GUMPS—-MAKING A HASH OF IT . 1 ae E By George Clark 7 3 Di a : Se eas UTS a Tf omen OUT OF THOSE STALE LOAVES OF BREAD- $ 4 E have AEC eP en OMG WAH “av Di NNER INVITATION ib cto FOR TONIGHT H A WASTE OF FOOD/ WEHAD ROAST BEEF LAST NIGHT AND HALF OF IT ESS S000 905500090900 HE MAY HAVE BEEN STOLEN, FOR ALL 1 KNOW, BUT IN ANY CASE, HE MUST BE FOUND! IT GETS COLD THESE NIGHTS, AND HE HE'S A WILD COLT, YOU KNOW, AND He FOLLOWED. A NATURAL INSTINCT TO BE FREE... THAT IS, IF HE RAN AWAY! IF You SEE HIM, APPROACH HIM QUIETLY... NOW, LET'S Go, FELLAS! AND THE ONE WHO FINDS DYNAMITE. GETS A HALF INTEREST IN HIM,AS A REWARD !! eX, a fr © 1936 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. _T. M. REG. U.S. PAT, OFF. “I want this done very thoroughly. The bridge club will be here today, and you know how they poke their noses into every corner.” a By William Ferguson Tis Curious WorLD WHATS SAM WINTERS \\ /AW, I GOT THE)(SINCE HIE COME BACK TOWN, GOT AGAINST YOU WINDY,?) BEST OF HIM INI] WE SPENDS MOST OF UIS TIME DURING THE Las7Tr 40 YEARS OF HIS UFE, GAVE NO CONCERTS FOR HIS OWN FINANCIAL, BENEFIT, AND DID ALL OF His TEACHING FREE OF OSS, TL KNOW WHY T AINTABLE)YOU KNOW ALC To REOUcE,SO'S T KIN EXERCISE / THE ANSWERS, Yer Hosses! ~~ FER ONE \Ha! Home-| Iyer crazyltH! f THING, T'M, (Sick! WELLIII STay HOMESICK, TH { HOME-|| MORE WEIGHT LT PUT (a ON] 1S WORLD WIDE i IN (ITS ScOPE/ A STORM OCCURRING ON ONE CONTINENT WILL AFFECT THE WEATHER, t ON ANOTHER. © 1996 BY WEA SERVICE, ING. SOME SPECIES OF PLANT LICE ATTAIN ASHIGH AS 21 DIFFERENT FORMS DURING Jing THEIR LIFE CYCLE/ ‘Dark Angel’ Is Among Greatest Love Stories One of the most powerful and beautiful love stories ever filmed réaches the screen of the Paramount ‘Theatre, Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday, when Samuel Goldwyn’s pro- duction, “The Dark Angel,” starring Fredric March. Merle Oberon and ‘Herbert Marshall begins a three day q engagement. Adapted from a play by Guy Bol- ton, the screen play of “The Dark Angel” was prepared by Lillian Hell- man, author of the smash Broadway stage hit, “The Children’s Hour,” and Mordaunt Shairp, who will be re- membered for his stage success, “The Green Bay Tree.” The story, which is set in a quiet corner of lovely rural England, fol- lows the lives of a woman, Kitty Vane, (Merle Oberon) and two men, Alan Trent (Fredric March) and Gerald Shannon, (Herbert Marshall). Since childhood, Kitty has adored Alan, and Gerald has adored Kitty. The War takes both men and in the trenches there comes to ‘Alan the realization of his love for Kitty. ‘Home on leave, he tells her of his Jove, but their plans to marry are shattered by a sudden call cancelling all leaves. When Alan is reported killed, Kitty’s life is broken. After the War, she becomes engaged to Gerald, but in the eleventh hour Fate steps in and the dream of her life is fulfilled in a gloriously happy ending. Brummet: Did you shave this Olson? Olson: Yes, sir. Jean Arthur, Binnie Barnes in Gay Film Characters of the gay “nineties” the most colorful and romantic pe- tiod in the history of the United States, come to life on the screen of the Capitol Theatre today when “Diamond Jim,” starring Edward Ar- nold, opens for a three day engage- ment., The story deals with the life of James Buchanan Brady, the man who made the gay nineties gay, and is in reality the portrait of an era. Arnold, who heads the cast, actually resemble the super-salesman — the man wHo wore $2,000,000 worth of jewels—who asked Lillian Russell to marry him and offered her a million dollar dowry—who made and lost for- tunes while selling and mantfactur- ing railroad equipment. Supporting him are Jean Arthur, blonde stage and screen star— Binnie Barnes, as Lillian Russell—Cesar Romero, Hugh O'Connell, George Sidney, Eric Blore, Robert McWade and many other noted players, including a bevy of chorus girls with “hour glass figures.” The story opens with Brady’s birth in 1856 and carries oy to his death af- ter a full and colorful life. His clev- erness in getting his first important job, in putting over million dollar deals, and his prodigality in giving $100,000 parties, his romance with dane Matthews and his devotion to Lillian Russell, all are shown as the jcolorful Picture of life in the days of his career is unfolded. Months were spent making the lavish production, which is complete and accurate in detail from jeweled {bicycles which Brady rode, to the in- Brummet: Well, next time stand a | terior of the theatre where Miss Rus- ‘azor, bit closer to the r: —L TC. FROZEN FISH Wholesale Prices Boxes 120 to 140 Ibs. direct from Great Lakes Pike, Pickerel, Saugers, Herring (in 100-Ib. boxes), Salmon and Halibut at wholesale: prices. We receive carloads daily. BUY YOUR FISH BIGHT “Northern” Hide & Fur Co. Brick Bldg. Corner Ninth and Front sell made her debut in “LaCigale.” Goofus:; My idea of an under- standing wife is one who has the pork chops ready when you come in from fishing. Woofus: Great minds all think alike, “My hubby and I began to argue ;@S soon as we moved into our new apartment.” “What came up?” “A lot of his old girl-friends.” She: How old do you think I am? He: Oh, about twenty-one, She: How did you guess? He: I didn’t; I just counted the rings under your eyes, Harold: What's the matter, don’t you love me any more? Gail: Sure, I'm only resting. “T'll never ask another woman to Marry me as long as I live.” “Refused again?” “No, accepted.” Up) ___ Kr ) Se DOGGONIT! TUE TRIED EVERY WAY % CAN THINK OF TO MANE, Mi2.X TAME .BUT W's NO GO LES ABOUT WRNOVW WHAT WS ALL ABOUT HELLO, HELLO. YES, | YBGTTER HURRY, PANAMINT) (HAL SO PEOPLE THINK T'MA Sissy” THIS IS THE SHERIFF, ) JOG IS AT Groealc BAR, FEMALE, HEV? A JOKE, AM I 2 z X THREATENIN! TO SHOOT UP a AH - JUS RIGHT -T'ME IT IS PLAIN -THIS OUGHTA CURE KING GUZZLE'S PAIN - HEY!/ ARE YOU PANAMINT JOE ? oy oe ai 1) PAD- THAT'S UNDERSTOOD - > 4 JUS’ WATCH HIS HIGHNESS REACT TTHIS MESS -HELL ARISE FROM HIS BED, By HAMLIN HELL ARISE FROM HIS BED, ALL RIGHT- ONE SWIG OF THAT, AN’ HELL FORGET HES SICK - AN’ SO WILL YOU — IF HE EVER GETS HIS HANOS ON YUH!