The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 __. “You kids get back to your studies. You promised to keep up ‘vith your class we brought you along.” Re THE 1CO-INCH SILVERED | MIRROR. AT MT. WILSON OBSERVATORY IN By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD Ferguson THE GUMPS— LIFE OF THE PARTY THIS DINNER PARTY IS DEA! pibiaias? lf li SALESMAN SAM Sone “For t's ALWAYS” (FAIR WEATHER SP y WELL, AT LEAST We'D- BE HOLDING OUR OWN, CALIFORNIA, IS POLISHED HOR DOWN TO TH’ RACIN’ SECKERTARY AN’ ENTER CLOTHES LINE IN TH’ FIRST RACE FER T’MoRRA! ENTERIN' CLOTHES LINE] |DON'ZCHA KNOW HOW TA nt) WW EIRST RACE,EH REL & i CLOTHES LINE HAS NO TEETH ATS FER 3-Year- ! acta ar ALL SURE, I Do, BuT (T OON'T Hece BLOW FROM LAND | TOWARD THE SEA, IN WINTER, AND AT THE MOVIES 13 Socialites Quizzed In Brawl Murder Case ~“Remember last night?” “Where fwere you? What did you do? What id you see? What did you hear?” Detective Danny Harrison pounds these questions at thirteen socially mt Long Islanders the morn- ing after the murder of Vic Huling. "Thirteen blank, starring faces con- front him, thirteen astounding but true alibis are given, “I don’t remember last night!” And yet, there lay the murdered Rody of one of their group the morn- ing after the night of wild fun, with mot one of them knowing a single ‘thing about what happened after they had become deliriously drunk, mor whether or not they had commit- ted the crime. ‘The progressive party in “Remem- ber Last Night?” which comes Thurs- day and Friday to the Capitol The- @tre had started with merriment for eupper and ended with murder for breakfast, and in between, there were ‘twelve solid hours of gaiety which masked this diabolical plot. A Guns popping, knives flashing through the air, dancing and stolen kisses at a murder masquerade, kid- map threats written in Greek, false clues written in blood, bouncing checks and footprints in the sand, a deserted graveyard, wine in tall glasses and blood on the moon, wise- cracking Socailites and shrill laughter turned to screams of horror, a crys- #al-gazing hypnotist, horrid hang- / overs. and a hilarious progressive 1 4 that culminated in rhurder. Bee shat culmin ———— Old West Characters Featured in Epic Film There is enough color for a hun- dred novels in the real lives of the men who play the “Vigilantes,” min- ers, gamblers and bartenders in “Bar- bary Coast,” Samuel Goldwyn’s col- orful drama of America’s last frontier of emotions, which began a three day run at the Paramount theater today | with Miriam Hopkins, Edward G. Robinson and Joel McCrea in the leading roles, To get the greatest accuracy and realism into their picture, producer Gold and Director Howard Hawks secured for these roles as many men as possible with such experiences in their careers. The result was ove of ™WHERE 1S MY WANDERING PRINCE TONIGHT = 2 the most unusual collections of char-| ° acters ever seen in a single motion, picture. ‘ One of the “gamblers” began his career behind a faro table in Yuma Arizona; another was a Tombstone, Arizona, sheriff's deputy; still another sat as “lookout” at the games in the saloon of his father, a famous faro dealer, who came west in 1853, and the bartender actually tended bar on the real Barbary Coast in the early 1900's. Miriam Hopkins has her most spec- tacular role as Swan, a beautiful girl grown hard, cold and bitter be- hind the roulette wheel of the Bella Donna cafe. Edward G. Robinson plays the ruthless and jealous Cha- malis, who runs the place and Joel McCrea is seen as Jim Carmichael, a fine, clean-cut young gold miner who wanders into Swan's life and by his love transforms her. i In the early eighteenth century in England, diners in some eating places jused dogs in place of apkins. Diners wiped their hands on long-haired dogs, which were sent among the tables. The equivalent of three grams of salt is contained in a quart of milk. This is-more than the daily need of human being. The Medical Register of England contains the names of more than 5,000 women doctors. ~ Ti PERFECT GUM THE STANDARD OF QUALITY HE \ONT IN GRANDALIA THATS CERTAINIAND HE ISNT AT ANY OF TIS OLD HAUNT! LONDON, PARIS NOR VIENNA! TUE CHECKED UP ON ALL OF THEM, ty i KC KS ass. a rere wy TT rr ALLEY OOP HE DION'T TAKE IT ALL, BUT. HE TOOK ENOUGH — HERE, WHERE CAN NO, THERES ONIN ONE PLACE HE SAN AMERICA, WIT THAT WE AINT HAD ENUF. TIME T'TELL-BUT, PIERRE, IM LEANING FOR AMERICA | AT ONCE! ARRANGE EVERYTHING | AND SE AS SECRENIVE ABOUT WT AS | POSSIBLET WANT NO ONE TO KNOW. AND, OW XES -— L WANT ABOUT S\K OF OUR BRANEST AND STRONGEST GLARDS TO - WIOKNESS LOOKIT WHAT HAPPENED T'my POOR LIL. POSEY, WHEN NASTY OL MEDICINE SPILLED ON {Tr