The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1936, Page 10

oe en at a ETO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY; APRIL 14, 1936 __ DIOI6 NEA senvite INC. 66 U-S.PAT.OFE. “Lady, do you know you're ruining that baby’s nervous system when you j iggle like that?” ——_— | Tis Curious a OF SOUND IS GREATER IN THE GUMPS—AN AUDIENCE f ER-AH-PARDON- ME, HENRIETTA-~ WHY_AM p ff \ CRUEL ah A MARTYR IF HE TURNS UP SOMEWHERE, OF HIS OWN ACCORD, THAT WILL BE FINE, BUT SEARCHING FoR HIM WOULD MAKE ME MORE OF A WORLD ‘“Prguson™ ONIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA, THERE 1S A PRESSED SPECIMEN OF A PEA PLANT GROWN BY GREGOR. MENOEL, FAMOUS AUSTRIAN BOTANIST,| AND USED BY HIM IN THE DISCOVERY OF “MENCEL'S LAW,” A PRINCIPLE GOVERNING THE INHERITANCE OF Cl BY breeding pea plants, Mendel discovered that certain charac: ters depend on the presence of determining factors, and that the second and later generations of crossbreeds exhibit these charac: ters in definite proportions. NEXT: Where does the month of January average about 58 below zero? AT THE MOVIES = ‘All-Color Outdoor Film Receives Wide Acclaim ‘This department's nomination for ‘The Best Picture of 1936 was made last night, and if there's ever going to be a contest to select the one best picture of all time, our answer would probably be the same! In Walter Wanger's “The Trail of the Lonesome Pine,” which is now showing at the Paramount Theatre, the producers have taken an immor- ‘tal story, beloved by two generations; selected a superb cast, headed by Sylvia Sidney, Fred MacMurray and Henry Fonda; and have added the Magic of outdoor Technicolor photo- graphy, which is so natural, so lifelike | that one loses the sense of being in a theatre, but is constantly convinced that the action is really taking place before his eyes! The story takes us back to the ‘wooded Cumberland Mountains, to the section where deadly feuds are raging among the illiterate mountain families, chief among whom are the ‘Tollivers and the Falins, whose main delight is to lie in ambush and kill each other off. ‘Brides Are Like That’ Based on ‘Applesauce’ “Brides Are Like That,” First Na- tional’s latest rollicking comedy ro- mance, is scheduled as the feature attraction at the Capital Theatre Fri- day and Saturday. The picture is based on the play, “Applesauce,” by Barry Conners, which was one of the hits of the stage. It carries a unique and most unusual plot and concerns the love affair of @ presentable young college man with @ great gift for flattery, but who much prefers to sponge on his uncle to doing any hard work. He loses out in his suit for the hand of the belle of the village be- cause of his utter irresponsibility and |his presumption that he can become engaged to her without even pro- Posing. His rival, a smug, self satis- fied doctor, after his betrothal, pre- sumes to tell his fiancee what she can and cannot do. This leads to a series of highly amusing entanglements and a start- ling climax in which the flatterer puts his rival to rout. There is an excep- tionally talented cast which is headed by Ross Alexander, Anita Louise, Joseph Cawthorn, Gene and Kath- leen Lockhart and Richard Purcell. SENTENCING DELAYED You'LL ENJOY WRIGLEY'S REFRESHING FLAVoR/ St. Paul, April 14.—()—Sentencing ;of Arthur Miller, who pleaded guilty ii week ago to pool selling and book- | making as an outgrowth of last year’s |police department and gambling in- ; Vestigation, was deferred for a week ; Monday when he failed to give satis- ;factory answers to questions put to ‘him by Judge Kenneth Brill. | WATER EXPERTS MEET | St. Paul, April 14—()—The fifth lof a series of meetings to formulate |@ water conservation policy for the ; Red River valley convened here Mon- \day with experts in that field here | {rom North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota. PARDON, MISS, BU HONORABLE SHIRT BEST LEFT ON- SPECIALLY IN STIFF BREEZE. NOW GOING 190 MILES PER COME,NOW, DON'T BE UKE THAT THIS SWORD HASA RATHER SHARP POINT.. AND THERE'S A BIT OF INFORMATION YOU CAN GIVE ME... WI TO ME, FIRING SQUAD, HAS GIVEN THE ORDERS- BUT THE TEMPTATION TO TOY FURTHER WITH HIS HATED ENEMY, IS TOO GREAT TO RESIST. a. SO... BESIDES PAINTING © FIKED IT WITH PROF PALETTE TO T ME SCULPE (VEeHT HEN IE L BUST ANY MORE ) OH, HOW TURE, AN’ Boy, WILL IT SCULPI OF YER STATUES, I CAN MAKE Ya NEW ONES! TH! EIRST THING TM IGONNA MAKE ER a) Wie NENT Gr Sone ANNA : Y WW COAST S$ LONS OF P SXTRENELY, A ABOLT ’EM, 7 INTERESTED ID EI fe) AND. ele renee ALLEY OOP