The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1936, Page 10

—— i | moewnaa Sus 4bhad Seas k meoni sad ——' ava a a — = BsaDUEEPPeMerss “If you consider m: nickname amusing, professor, you should hear what they-call you.” IN THE CONSTELLATION ANDROMEDA, [Ss THE MOST REMOTE OBJECT IN THE SKY I] THAT IS VISIBLE TO |] MAN W/THOUT OPTIC | AlD/ IT 1S ABOUT 900, COO ] UGHT YEARS AWAY. THE Great Nebula fs the only spiral nebula visible to the naked Light travels 186,000 miles per second, and this nebula is so far away that light requires 900,000 years to travel from it to us. Although it appears to be only a thin patch of haze, in reality it is a galaxy similar to our own Milky Way. eye. NEXT: What animal can use its head as a sledge hammer? THis Curious WorLD CAN BREATHE ON LAND OR IN WATER ABOUT yy CAN SWIM BACKWARD HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1936 THE GUMPS—BIM’S A GOOD PICKER NOW WE'LL SEE WHAT YOUR SECRETARY boas AND YET HE'S IN WRONG WITH THE LAW! WHY DOES A BOY LIKE THAT HAVE “To GET IN A JAM LIKE THIS ? HE'S HAD LITTLE OPPORTUNITY, DUE To BJEVIDENCE /LEANS THE OTHER FINANCIAL REASONS, BUT HAS SHOWN REMARKABLE PRO- GRESS FOR A BOY OF HIS YEARS! EXCEPTIONAL ABIL- ITY ALONG SCIEN- TIFIC LINES! HE WON A CONTEST FOR A JUVENILE ELECTRICAL EX- PERIMENTATION, R SMALL INCOME! WAY! HE WAS NAMED By William Ferguson es EQUALLY WELL, AND MORE SWIFTLY THAN FORWARD/ AT THE Petticoat Fever’ Has 10 Laughs Per Second Against a background of ice-bound Lebrador, Robert Montgomery and! Myrna Loy are enacting one of the funniest comedies ever screened, in tthe new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pic- ture, “Petticoat Fever,” now at the Paramount Theatre. “Petticoat Fever” is the first pic- ture to bring together Montgomery and Miss Loy since their memorable vehicle, “When Ladies Meet.” Each hhas gone far in personal popularity since that time and improved vastly in acting technique. The funniest sequence in the new picture and, no doubt one of the fun- miest ever screened, is the party given by Montgomery for his two guests— tthe party for which only he and Miss Loy have the courageous flair to don evening clothes while an Arctic bliz- Gard rages outside. Tt would require 19 centuries to épend one billion dollars at the rate of $1 a,minute. |FLAPPER, FANNY SAYS: + [You come against stern problems {when paddling your own canoe. MOVIES May Robson Is Star in Comedy-Drama Film The kidnaping of the richest wom- an in the world furnishes an exciting Part of “Three Kids and a Queen,” the fast-moving comedy-drama which opens an engagement at the Capitol theatre today with May Robson in the starring role. Miss Robson, playing the most de- lightfully humorous part in her screen career, is seen as this eccentric, crab- bed old maid, whose avaricious rela- tives, in an attempt to share her money, have inspired a hearing into her sanity. Rendered unconscious in @ runaway accident, Miss Robson is taken by Henry Armetta’s ‘three adopted sons to the basement flat where they live with the Italian and his daughter, and in the front room of which is Armetta’s barber shop. Convalescing and growing to like her new surroundings, the wealthy old lady refuses to leave, and she and her pampered dog are at length estab- lished as duly accepted members of the household. The newspaper sen- sation over her supposed kidnaping, however, keeps the entire family in @ continual jittery state, and the situation becomes deadly serious when her presence is discovered by gang- sters and she is actually kidnaped. How the mystery is finally solvea and the eccentric Miss Baxter enters on the happiest period of her life, bring to @ climax a screen story filled with delicious humor, tense drama and af- fecting human touches, Miss Robson's supporting cast in- cludes, in addition to Armetta, many Popular screen players such as Frankie Darro, Charlotte Henry, Wil- liam Benedict, Billy Burrud, Herman Bing, Hedda Hopper, Laurence Grant and John Miljan, First dipped in a weak solution of caustic soda and then suspended with @ weight just sufficient to keep it taut, @ long human hair will foretell vesber panies is growing longer r wet, contrac: fe ‘weather conditions, ee ae, Dr. Boris Sokoloff, Russian scien- tist, once said that any girl can marry any man in the world by re- peating often to him the four woras: “You are so wonderful.” Terns, or sea swallows, are said to have a greater “homing sense” than pigeons. 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