The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1936, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1936 THE GUMPS— ANDY TAKES CHARGE : - ; ; OK. MAMA- HERE COMES f HELP! I'm HAVING A | Tuis Curious WorL =. THE MUSIC OF HAVYeW, MUCH BELOVED BY ALL THE WORLD, WAS ya] BY HIS WIFE, By William Ferguson MARIA ANNA/ a SHE USED SOME Z CAN FLOAT THROUGH THE AIR, AIDED BY TINY BALLOONS ON EACH OF THEIR FEET. AT THE MOVIES ‘Rose Marie’ Sets New High for Music Films No matter*how much you liked “Naughty Marietta,” that musical pensation of 1935, you're sure to like Rose Marie’ even more. Again co- starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nel- their talents to give this picture one of the finest produc- tions to come out of Hollywood in a 1 ge olaa haunting music, a tet brother, a criminal from jus- trod Eddy portrays Sergeant as fine a “Mountie” as ever horse. to bring the eriminal to justice, there is the thrust of personal duty when these two meet and fall in love. ‘With all its outdoor scenes made ” is a pictorial work of art. Zonas Frank Milburn (above), 8 retired farmer and former A Brn town marshal, was murdering Jacob Fis- Jn fight following argument ver money.’ He sald he shot Fic tn eslf Lily Pons’ Personality Grand Gift to Cinema A great new gift in the divine voice and enchanting personality of Lily Pons is brought to screen audiences in “I Dream Too Much,” history mak- ing picture which opened last night and the vivacious, vital charm of her Personalit ters perfectly from the screen. In “I Dream Too Much,” RKO Ra- dio chose an ideal vehicle for the in- troduction of the distinguished star. The story of a little French girl who Opportunities for the exercise of her talents as a Thespian. ° SPECIAL NURSE, HAS GEEN CALLED IN ON CASE IN WHICH ASERIOUSLY VOLUNTEERS AN AMAZING . CONFESSION~ YOUR ANGEL OF MERCY = LL HAVE YOU UP AND | ABOUT IN_NO TIME - a POOR KID... KINDA LOOKS AS IF HE REALLY MISSES “THAT COLT !! LIRIUM / CALL . TRE DOCTOR — TUL HAVE TO SEE WHAT I.CAN Do! A KID. WH—H A SALESMAN SAM WELL,SAM, DID TH’ KOU’ SAY, IN) 20 SECOND: 1S FROM T GO OKAY /TH' START, I WAS HALE THIS A.M.2 Werf DOWN “TH STRETCH! Miss Pons sings two grand opera | arias, the Caro Nome from Verdi's “Rigoletto” and the Bell from Delibes’ “Lakme,” in addition to four offerings, she pours all of the genius that has brought her world wide recognition perhaps the greatest coloratura soprano of all time, FLAPPER, FANNY SAYS: FAR FOR THE WEDDING, ARE RE- TURNING TO THEIR HOMES! DESPAIR HOVERS OVER ALL THE LAND 7 SU! THEIR UNDOING — IF ONLY SPIKE HAD BEEN ABLE To TELL ME WHO THE LEADER OF THE SMUGGLERS IS~WELL- , THAVE AN IDEA OF ME~NOW, BEAT IT! I WADA Walt FER THIS OL SLEEP-waLker! wT KETCH UP TA ME! INCESS NVETTE OWE, \S FAR AWEAD OF THEM 'SHE LEFT 'o AGO! AND WW NO STATE OF DESPAIIE EATRER — BOT. WITH A FEELING. RATHER, OF KEEN ANTICIPATION, WHYNCHA THINKA THAT ‘FORE YGOT DOWN IN