The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1936, Page 12

Pi rs fe E} THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936 THE GUMPS—SILVER LINING (“4 could have becn a big shot, but 1 Tet me fly the occan when I wanted to.” Hall BIE) THE GALL OF HER- / DISCHARGING MY IN HER PLACE / [eth Boor ESM) 5 NEED COPS AROUND A PLACE LIKE THIS! IT's A CINCH NO ONE EVER TRIES TO BREAK IN!! 19% 0 cS ne eo. ys por oe. & my mother wouldn’t THis Curious COMES OUT OF HIS SHELL, HE LEAVES HIS LIVER, AND LUNG INSIDES LUVAGINE (4S) OPERA, TANNHAUSER, WAS SO WEARISOME TO EARLY FRENCH AUDIENCES THAT THEY COINED THE WORD “SE TANNHAUSER”” MEANING THE garden snail has only one foot, which is on his stomach, and only one jaw, and his teeth are on his tongue. His eyes are at the end of long stalks, which extend out ahead. They, however, can be withdrawn when danger approaches. The eye slips down through the hollow stalk, and the stalk itself rolls down like a glove finger. Uf, [| Now THEN, me. beTECTIVE-1 WiLL FIRING SQUAD - TTT || DEMONSTRATE OUR RATHER IN HIS CELL, (S TO DIE AT | BARBARIC METHOD OF EXECUTING AWAITING ” SPIES -I SAY BARBARIC, BECAUSE CERTAIN THE UBANIANS ARE NOTORIOUSLY DEATH, POOR. SHOTS! JACK TRIES TO BRIBE HIS GUARD TO TAKE THE LETTER THE ADMIZAL HAS GIVEN WorLD oy win | - ‘EMPEROR GOOD GOSH! THIS PAINTIN’ PROF PALETTE GEEtT sure map INCEREUL, sam] WHAT 5 S GETTIN! NANNY) a SS oF (Tt! AUTIEUL MopEeRNISTIC GAVE MET 00 IS G wy a ME FO ExPeessiOn! 86 ae. LORI i] COMIN’! HEC BE Si22Uin! HoT} NOT? OA d so CANS YOu Oe Re A NEXT: How many sets of teeth has the barracuda? : - y cs PLANNIt BY ser CIVILIZATION , AFTER = STAY WAVE FOUND A BETTER WILLIAM GENES THE SPOT IF WED TRIED HAS TO RETURN : Gay Story Involved in Irvin S. Cobb Picture “Everybody's Old Man” is the new Fox picture at the Paramount The- atre, a breezy, delightful comedy- romance of canny age pitted against modern youth. It introduces Irvin 8. Cobb in his first starring role, and gives full scope to the radiant humor, the genial, kindly wit that has long made him America’s favorite story- teller. Cobb, who made his sensational feature debut as the jovial steamboat captain of “Steamboat Round the Bend,” occupies the center of interest in the new picture, with lovely Ro- “ chelle Hudson, Johnny Downs and Norman Foster elected to head the splendid supporting cast, The plot deals with the curious ad- ventures a king of industry encoun- ters when he retires from business to devote his time to straightening out @ group of wild and reckless young- eter 8. ‘Miss Hudson and Foster are coupled im the romantic leads, and Sara Ha- den, Donald Meek and Warren Hymer gre prominent in the supporting cast of the picture, directed by James Flood. auxiliary compensating device to ‘Laddie’ Is Romantic, Heart-Gripping Drama A love story as thrilling as a ro- mantic dream come true, a drama that is rich in human interest and emotional power, comedy of the lJaughter-compelling variety, are the ingredients of RKO-Radio’s “Laddie,” hailed as a worthy successor to “Little Women,” another masterpiece by the same producers. This film will be shown at the Capitol Theatre Thurs- day and Friday. Ered. upon Gene 8tratton-Porter’s world-famous story, “Laddie” brings to the screen one of the greatest of = f ‘ 60TH SLEEP UKE ALOGE SAY, WHEN all romances, of real life or fiction, CARE GAL W. UP AND FINDS PUNKY'S BRO As a matter of fact, the “Laddie” ro- : = — : Tee B 7 — FZ mance is true, though presented in ee : : the guise of fiction. For Laddie was @ brother of Gene Stratton-Porter, and his story is the actual narrative of what happened years ago in In- diana, This absorbingly interesting Photoplay enjoys that rare distinction of being the most entertaining sort of drama copied out of the realities of life. Laddie is the son of Hoosier farm- ing pioneers. His father and mother have struggled to’ establish their Prosperity out of the soil. Into the community comes a noble family, the daughter, Pamela, described as one of the most beautiful of women, dress- ing in the latest London styles, and making captive Laddie’s heart, just as she was the envy of all the femin- ine hearts. Pamela is the “Princess,” the mystery of whose coming is later cleared away in one of the most ex- citing climaxes in films. PUTA HEY, ALLEY -LOOKOUT: ! ewes? HERE COMES YOU RAT, ILL BUST tse TH’. , A new automobile compass and an overcome the magnetic effect of the steel and electrical equipment on the car is especially useful to the long- WRIGLEY'S a distance motorist,