The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1936, Page 10

, owW __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936 THE GUMPS—BIM’S BIG PROBLEM OH,UNKIND FATE ! WHY DID HENRIETTA ZANDER HAVE TO RETURN JUST WHEN | FOUND HAPPINESS WITH THE INCIDENT, WILUTNEY i} WILL : BELIEVE ME ?~ IF 1 KEEP ia ; COVEY ITA SECRET, THERE'S WI A ms. ee NO TELLING WHERE Jf 7 f ‘4 “She’s just dumb enough to scare all the boys away, by making the best grades in her class.” Noted Educator ia ‘| S HORIZONTAL “ Answer to Previous Puzzle iFamous Ame ; {can teacher, ‘43 Male pig. (14 Wing. \15 College . official {16 Station. ‘47 Frames for , the dead. ‘19 Great lake. ‘21 To soak flax, 2 Mollifies, 24 To bow. IDIRIA| 2 12 Coalition. GRARECOOR aE doe adh WOBS FEA versity ——, IT 17 (o| 5 To exist, MIU ITISMMDITISISIEINITIEIR| 12 sera, Saag fe |MlU 20 He is a leader ISMMUIS! in the field of [4 iT} —. : RIE] 22 Obtained. troy Rio|s| IB MESINIAIR| ‘ Tria COOLIDGE] as : esea grape juice. [LIBEL 23 Snake. ET LIAIP | MIE [TIRIO[PlOlLI SMES |T] 26 Detests. _ IGMEWIAILIE IR MH] 28 Ingenuous, se, 5 Q Ai 30 To loiter. Seve ISPIMOMEIRIMLIAIMIL Mal 27 ter TH] RTT sound. DlOlw] 32 Golf device, DION} 38 To annoy.” 27Half anem. 41 Musical note. 60 To tip. 41 Elk. 29 Chaos, 42.Fider knots. 30.Lacquer in-) 44 He-was a U.S, gredient. —— member. 31 Rodent. 58 Also. {83 Angry. \ ,51 Dress coat end 34 Mourning (53 Badge of valor ,_ Virgin, 54 Present. '35 Jewel. _ 55 Observes, 6 Night before. 57 High mountain 58 Without, 6 Fence bar. Savini 43 Piebuld. VERTICAL 45'Form of "be." 2Instruments, 46 Legume: plant, 3 Price. 47 Unoccupied, 4To make lace, 48 To doze. 5 Either. 49.Deity. » 50 Sound. 7On the lee. 52 Rumanian 8 Tale. coins, 9 Structural unit 64 Tribunal. 59 He is a doctor 10 Sheltered place 56 South Carolina of —. 11 Cow's home. _ 58 South America, MILLIE — MRS. LAMPWICK, THE COURT WISHES YOU TO TELL. WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THE CHARACTER OF THE DEFENDANT? A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN, HAVING YOU HERE IN THIS WAR TORN COUNTRY, MISS 2 sammy! BE A GOOD Boy { GEE, YA SURE ARE EIN AND WRITE ME OFTEN!) TA MEL TILL NEVER FeRGcetMResKkracker! South Seas Romance Is Beautiful Picture Dreamy romance of the South Beas; the fury of a tropical typhoon; maelstroms of primitive passions and emotions, and the haunting loveliness of a Pacific Paradise—all these ele- ments are woven into a sometimes haunting, sometimes exciting, some- ‘times romantic drama in “Last of the Pagans,” Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's saga of the islands showing at the Paramount Theatre today and Wed- nesday. It is gripping entertainment of an ‘unusual sort, therefore hard to de- ecribe. It has thrills galore. It shows the audience intimate details of na- tive life to rise to a crescendo of emo- tion, and ‘it tells a deliciately ro- mantic story of love. And it is all set an island scenery of almost breath- ‘Snowed Under,’ Riotous Comedy What is heralded as one of the maddest, merriest comedy romances of the season, “Snowed Under,” a First, National picture, opens at the Capitol theatre today. The picture is enacted by a bril- Mant all star cast which includes George Brent, Genevieve Tobin, Glen- da Farrell, Patricia Ellis, Frank Mc- Hugh, John Eldredge, Porter Hall and Helen Lowell. The action takes place in a New England farmhouse where a young playwright, who is madly trying to finish a new drama, is snow-bound with two ex-wives, a new sweetheart, the lawyer for the second wife and a Sheriff who is seeking to land the author in jail for failure to pay his alimony. Propinquity also plays strange pranks, and the gold digging divorcee, who is seeking to throw her husband into jail for failure to pay alimony, casts her eyes on the sheriff. There ensues a series of love entanglements. It is estimated that each of the 80,000,000 stray cats in the United States eats al 50 birds a year, LIONEL ALWAYS TEASED KIDS SMALLER THAN HIMSELF! AND ONE DAY I SAW HIM PUTA SLUG INA BLIND MAN'S ‘TIN CuP! THEN I HIT ff NO, OF COURSE NOT- BUT PROMISE ME ONE THING... THAT YOULL MEET ME TO- NIGHT AT THE EUROPEAN CLUB FOR SUPPER-YOU NEED A BIT OF loosen tps SAD GIMELTLC STRELA TIONS le U.S. Pat _& of. yright, 1936, by Chicaro Tribune-N.Y News Syndicate, tne! WAS LIONEL, AS HIS MOTHER CLAIMS, NOT UNTIL AFTER LH HM! Uy Yy By HAMLIN BUDWEISER j Co : Now l5c y No Charge for the Bottle T NEVER SHOULDA LET FOOZY GO SAY, GUARDS -FOOZYS SOMEWHERE OUT HUNTIN’ AROUND IN THAT OUT IN TH’ JUNGLE -AN’ HES BEEN j JUNGLE ALL By HIMSELF — GONE SO LONG IM GETTIN’ WELL TRAIL -TH’ WAY THAT epaeedeald HAPPEN iN fo paged LONG-NOSED ‘IM > YS \ 7 BE BECAUSE COULDNT FOLLOW HIS , WRIGLEY'S 1 PERFECT TET : STEADIES THE NERVES ene ERN ARENA WER ANETTS NE