The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1936, Page 10

| SIDE GLANCES | OH, MOTHER, BIMBO AND. pa { — 1 A y HAPPEN " , Ses a aa l] BLEACHED BLONDE. WAVED 70 1 \ \ HIM- HE BECAME FLUSTERED AND HV ) AT f RAN OUT OF THE NIGHT CLUB : UTA ; TT ; ae Hi 8 : . ; 4 A : TIME WILL TELL | a IF YOU WANTED TO MAKE “THINGS DIFFICULT, You q TO COURT SHOULD HAVE MIXED THOSE COINS UPA BIT! Gur x BSP is AEN, YOU CAN'T TELL ME THAT ONLY HALF-DOLLARS i AND YOU HAVE xe ROLL OFF YOUR COUNTER INTO A CRACK IN » No EVIDENCE — y OP | “Say! There’s parts of this rug that are exactly the same color as that pair of pants I've looked for everywhere.” THis CURIOUS WORLD ‘eguson be. Se del sla | JACK SURPRISES DEVRIES SOG c> Coe REALIZING] [TELL ME YOU'LL IT WOULD BE ONE Way 70 GET} f bs WES 4 B x ) iS SuIT ||GO, MYRA-T KNOW! AWAY FROM ALL THESE SAD. | — (Eps OR WILL BE MEMORIES - IF ONLY I COULD Hii/]] HUNDRED apy = LOST, BE CERTAIN JACK REALLY IS. FEET IN : 5390000 5)\\yy Sa ONCE : GONE Wh i] BACK OF [FASHIONED JEALOUSY, BUTI | et sameness ed MYRA rrr Wi MYRAS TENT| THAT BIRDS ABIT TOO II . THAT TACK | § 1S BACK ; Bs IN HARUM, Pe “THE FISH THAT 2 abso, TIME, FORGOT.” A. S ae MILUONS OF YEARS : - MYRA AGO, THE AUSTRALIAN ? INTO LUNGFISH BEGAN oe FLYING | TO CHANGE FROM = WITH HIM A FISH TO A LAND TO PARIS IS PROVIDED wit FEET O Hose! GoFEET O” JWELL, IF YA Mieeyiyieey! x! GOT (T, 0U22!) Taor tT! TENDRILS AND FLOATS GEL GOSH. TA TIREDORITY J KIN EIND A Sure (PCL Wont! ray “aes ana THERE MUST BE A QUICKER QUICKER WAy— PICK OUT ANY NUMBER. WAY OF FINOIN' THE EXACT _ { 3 O FEET O/ HOSE INA orpereo! i v a . THE lungfish is known today as a “tiving fossil,” a eens that is a sort of hang-over from prehistoric ages. It has evolved in the direction of land animals, but never has become one. When 2 stream of water dries up, the lungfish curls up in the mud at the bottom, to wait for the water to return » 8 » being able to breathe by means of its single lung. | OH, WELL WHATS THE DIFFERENCE ? | | r 1TS PROBABLY AN OLO ANCHOR i AT THE MOVIES : OB-OR MOST ANYTMINGICAN OU ol nea A , ~ 4 & Baxter Outstanding in | Ann Harding and Able SS \ Robin Hood’ Picture} Cast in Trial Picture | With Warner Baxter contributing| Ann Harding and a cast of able the finest performance of his career,| players bring to the screen all the . “Robin Hood of El Dorado” opened | dramatic connotations whicht he title yesterday at the Paramount Theatre| of her new screen triumph imply— to take its place among the truly | “The Witness Chair”, which opened magnificent outdoor features of the| last night at the Capitol Theatre. talking screen. Strongly reminiscent of “The Trial Produced on 2 spectacular scale, it | Of Mary Dugan,” the Broadway suc- is & romanticized slice of one of the | Céss in which Miss Harding took the Most glamorous periods of America’s | town by storm, “The Witness Chair” frontier history—that era which be-| 15 packed with entertaining drama, gan in 1848 with the discovery of gold nsigue ond eromanee, A series of in California. ‘amatic episodes in a courtroom lead Possessing much of the epic sweep | to @ sarin paca in which Miss} WASH TUBBS A SNIPER By CRANE ef such tremendous hits as “The Cov- | Harding calls forth her entire reper- ered Wagon”, “The Big Trail” and | toire of histrionic artistry. Pcenuess OF DANGER, EASY GIVES CHAS| other outdoor films that marked the| A man’s life at stake for a crime BANDIT WHO SHOT LULU BELLE ~ReRe ARE Hi closing days of the silent screen, “Ro- | he did not commit, his daughter on TRACKS. HE'S bin Hood of El Dorado” has a dra-|the brink of disgrace, the woman matic majesty that gives it the aura | Who loves him trying to protect him f : of importance, while at the same time | —such heart-appealing situations au- 4 : » . . : ‘ x < retaining the intimacy of romance | thored by Rita Weiman in her Cos- 5 ¢ . and personal thrills which make for |Mopolitan magazine story are force- truly superb entertainment. ey developed in this RKO Radio es icture, “T’d like to take you out, but my| Miss Harding portrays the secre- j = : ¢ . 4 hhands are tied.” tary of a man who is accused of the es f oe ’ “Swell! That's the only way you| murder of his business partner. She ‘ - & ia could take me out.” herself accidentally shot this partner, . ie e S : i . and is forced to live through a har- € is f rowing trial in which the prosecution -APPER FANNY SAYS: | seeks to obtain a murder conviction $2. 5. 8S. A =) against her boss. Her courtroom con- fession is recommended as one of the $4 most dramatic screen moments we / have ever seen. eeeiettT | Y | The perfect secretary is a girl, who, if she falls in love with her boss, will move into another office—Professor Harold J. Smith, Boston College. Our rule is not based on bayonets, |but springs from the love of the peo- .— Adolf Hitler. VAG ITA CRAG, WEAKENED BY THE THE GREAT BEAST, GAVE Way? Attention! ! We have petitions for nomina- tion for all city,. county, state and no-party tickets. Bismarck Tribune Company 222 Fourth St. ‘Telephone 33 Loo