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

iH > prhich f 16 : ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1936 SIDEGLANCES - “Hadn't you be tter get to hed, dear? You'll have all day tomorrow to get ready for the dance.” THE GUMPS—THE IMPATIENT PATIENT George Clark | A _ THOUSAND PHYSICIANS WRITING A MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS WON'T CURE MY Po ahead ‘ - B “< CALM YOURSELF, HE'S DELIRIOUS J - TOR WILL y Oe HERE SOON ee ALS WHA SOING ‘TO HAPPEN TO US P BUT THEYRE GOING HAVE AN AWFUL TIME PROVING ANYTHING! IF ‘THEY FOUND ONE FIFTY- LUNCH, NOW.... IT'S CLOSE ENOUGH TO TWELVE O'CLOCK ! a STARS ; = FO VARY ENORMOUSLY 4 IN: COMPOSITIONS oa THE GIANT STAR, BETELGEUSE, HAS A DENSITY LESS THAN ONE ONE-THOUSANDSTH THAT OF WATER, WHILE SOME STARS ARE SO COMPRESSED THAT THEY WEIGH A TON TO THE CUBIC INCH. 1816, KNown In THE } UNITED 1 “THE VEAR WITHOUT A ON June 17, 1816, a severe snowstorm raged in northea: Many persons were frozen to death, and made impassable by the unseasonable storm. United States. snowstorm occurred on Aug. 30. in every month of the year. ——_ THis Curious Wortp WITHOUT SPRING AND | ‘AUTUMN, AS WELL’ ff WINTER PREVAILED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. . By William Ferguson MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE DOCTOR DEVRIES- J DO YOU THINK THERE MAY BE A CHANCE THAT JACK BER -I HOPE 50- BSN GUT. THERE, THERE - YOUR NERVES ARE UPSET-YOU NEED SLEEP KEEN A MEMORY? TLL HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT] du. * r A = = BECAUSE OF THE INTENSE EMOTIONAL, STRAIN SHE'S BEEN UNDER, MVRA'S NERVES FINALLY SNAPPED, : SALESMAN SAM NOW WHAT DID YA 0O?7T )To BE EXACT, SEST SAW MRS, CRABB WALKIN’ OUTA TH STORE. IN A HUEE! @N! TH’ REPLY Ya GAVE |/I Jest TOLD HER YA HER MADE HER MAD,||MuUSTA PLANTE I. suppose! TH’ BINGST Don'T GIT EREsH! Was )x DUNNO! SHE ASKED (T SOMETHIN’ YA SAID TO HER THAT MADE HER )THAT SWELL ROCK BOIL? ; G@RDEN OUT IN BACK! OF TH sToRE— (OU22, ) SHE WALKED OUT INA EUR coaTt al 2 STATES AS SUMMER,” WAS gi Ae Another Yy Snow and ice were to be found AT THE MOVIES Dolores Costello Back In Fauntleroy’ Film Dolores Costello Barrymore makes fher return to the screen after four y absence, sharing stellar honors Freddie Bartholomew in Selz- mick International’s “Little Lord Wauntleroy,” which begins a three day engagement at the Paramount The- tre Thursday. ‘The star, who has added her re- ently divorced husband’s name to fher own, plays ‘Dearest,’ the beautiful nd adored young mother of Ceddie Errol, the little American boy who be- comes Lard Fauntleroy, in this filmi- mation af the world famous Frances Hodgson Burnett story which marks tthe first. independent production of Wavid ©. Selznick. Freddie, of course, plays the title role. ‘The familiar story, which Hugh fWalpole, distinguished novelist, adapt- to the screen, is laid in the Amer- and. England of 1885 and depicts softening influence of Fauntle- goy’s devotion upon his irascible old 4 , the Earl of Dorincourt. ‘©. Aubrey Smith plays the Earl, Kibbee and Mickey Rooney, are as. Ceddie’s American friends, Mr. Hobbs and Dick, the bootblack, Henry Stephenson plays Havi- the Earl's lawyer. Others it in the cast are E. E. Clive, O'Connor, Jackie Searl, Ivan Jessie Ralph and Constance John Cromwell directed the film, is released through United E 1 MIGHT BEA WAY BOOTS =1TS sOST LAKE GOOD \DEA TO \ r THOSE YOU'VE, SEEN PICTURES OF! STEPREN WILL PLANT WT NEAR THE SUMP OUT OF WIS SKIN WHEN BE WATER ,OONT YOU awe E a = Karloff and Lugosi OP ALL TRACE OF I : Co-Stars in Picture MAREE We Die YC Never before have we shown such a spectacular and genuinely thrilling motion picture as “The Invisible Ray,” which comes to the Capitol Theatre today. Karloff and Bela Lugosi, two of the screen’s most sinister figures, are co-starred again in this remarkable Picture, which combines mystery and Startling adventure with a depiction of scientific marvels not yet actually accomplished by experimentors. Karloff, as a “lone wolf” scientist working entirely by himself brings down from the heavens an actual re- production of the battle of suns and stars millions of years ago, and the great glass dome of his laboratory is filled with blinding light as prehis- toric events in a starry nebula are re- lived. Later he discovers a sub- stance a thousand times more power- ful than radium, and looses it on his enemies before an accident finally makes him a victim of his own ruth- lessness. “The Invisible Ray” was directed by Lambert Hillyer, and the cast ap- pearing in support of Karloff and Lu- gosi includes Frank Lawton, Frances Drake, Walter Kingsford, Beulah Bondi and Violet Kemble Cooper. Do not fail to see this gripping and remarkably colorful picture. Some cockleburr shells germinate j@fter the first year, and some do not sprout until the second year. ‘The “singing” of katydids is achiev- ed by the rubbing of their wings. Tt is said that cod liver oil is good ALLEY OOP for pupies and old dogs. The sweet pea is a native of the island of Sicily. Se Attention! ! ‘We have petitions for nomina- tion for all city, county, state and no-party tickets.