The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1936, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1936 THE GUMPS—ANDY KNOWS HER, ALL RIGHT! SIDEGLANCES -_ - By George Clark MY MARITAL BARK IS : a peme HENRIETTA -| z FOUNDERING ON THE ROCKS Mae : eeser | HAVE TO SAY IS 4 g OF DISASTER! 1AM THE _£ 2 ZANDER ?? FOR YOUR EARS ALONE=!'M § : ; INNOCENT VICTIM OF A —— IN AN AWFUL JAM/ : DESISNING, , a & ee * e) it wu FE 4: z it mae 4 REMEMBER, TAG, : apna NouR DOG WILL BE ne SS : : J ; KEPT ON PROBATION! M \ SS S65) ; IF HE BECOMES Too te Z MUCH OF A NUISANCE , la : a : ig w 1 a t a 5 Nu © 1998 BY NEA SERVICE, me. 7. PRT. OFF, ta R i . , h “Well, which are we going to take—all this stuff she’s Sve 3 packing, or my shocs?’ ip at ee P f et GOOD NEWS FOR MYRA ‘as i, as 9 = u q P a ‘ ; THIS IS GETTING : GENERAL! A LARGE ARMY OF - BUT, SIR-HALF OF HAVE COURAGE, MISS ut ; pekhardt, patios MONOTONOUS- FALL= UBANIANS |S APPROACHING JOUR TROOPS ALREADY} | COWARD! THESE) | NORTH --1 AM SECGEANT u Pope a) ING INTO HYSTER'S THE.TUNNEL ENTRANCE - inagd Fuvlace Lp ,| |ARMBA ~ SENT BY iI ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC HANDS -WILL HE SOMETHING HAS GONE ¢ GREA BUT RABBLE! : a Ov Fetyeravenue: ai Bighth serece; acting of the Walther NEVER GET THE | . Macros at 1:50. #45, 10. and AL aca Be fehl ye PUNISHMENT HE i. The 8:45 o'clock Mass is for BIeMaRcK 5 nt wy Hl FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, - i SCIENTIST h 723 Fourth Street 4 a Sunday service at 11:00 a, m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial| © ed meeting at 8 o'clock. b A reading room maintained tn the Hoskins Block, 200% 4th St, ts open daily from 12 to & p. m.; Sunday, 3 nd gebaut? * 20 5 p.m. SU ereiecee ae Raateh an pat nd eben me ? au ss ehurch services and to make use of Stung? 5 the reading room. which Rail F. Gutache is the capable ee teacher. German is used the world ar peta ye dated fdpatceied ae ia this class both the Bible ‘xf Dining room of the World War Me- he eapdel a deepicard droh T frorial building. al Sunday school, 10 o'clock. in the English language. Morning worship, 11 o'clock T iety in the programs to a Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.m. eal y and old are invited. lo service Ove! 3CU, andan, ty a Ct a B gelock GIST). Aula ine ottes “Gnadenwerk am. uns”, Waa Ya.GIMME A MONEY-BACK GUAR-) GOSH; THA ITHATS WHAT YOU || SOCKED IT WITH A ‘ B-me at 122 West Main, |sagen das‘in klaren Worten te diner ON TEE ON THIS WATCH, SAM, AN’ — GUT (TS BROKE! |HAMMER, SUMPED ON in Everybody welcome. i Raman elias Sire DM HERE FER TH’ MONEY! EA i ON! EVEN CROPPED IT 4 | ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH le ett testimony aid ora rs e I OoN'T see How)! OFEA “TH FOCs aN (Tw Ey (Missourt Synod) Wir lassen eine freundliche Ein- TESTED IT FER IS 5 EF 4 419 Fourth St. ladung an alle Deutsche der Stadt ¥. V. Richert, Pastor diese Gottesdienste zu be- ' Sunday after Ascension, Ma 9:30 a, m.—Sunday school ¥ @lasses, Miss Rosella Brelje, pt. ttes Haus anzubeten. 10:45 @ m.—Church services with |(Additional Churches on Edit. Page) AT THE MOVIES Oakie, Eilers Score Davis and Brent Star In Mystery Thriller| In ‘Golden Arrow’ Film It's unheard of —but it’s true—aj| Bette Davis, with George Brent Squadron of police meet a gang of | playing opposite her in the masculine crooks at a railroad station with aj lead, comes to the Capitol theatre to- Bee bend oaeeds of ees rear morrow in the fast moving First t happens in “Florida Special,” the | National comedy di » new Paramount mystery - thriller | arrow.” ei a which opens today at the Paramount| Miss Davis appears ii ‘Theatre, featuring Sally Eilers, and |qifterent from reas un eee Jack Oakie, and it’s just one of @|the award of the Academy of Motion dozen situations that keep audiences | picture arts and Sciences as the best in an uproar of mirth. yt ‘A fast-moving drama, packed with film actress of 1935. In “The Golden . 4 : Arrow” she gives a light comedy por- thrills and mvstitying situations from | ‘rayal with a romantic twist, which Special” is laid on a speeding train, involves also some dramatic moments. and every moment of the story moves}, Brent's role is also largely comedy, along as rapidly as the panorama of |e being a shy young reporter, whose the countryside past which the Flo-| Chief interest is a book he is writing rida Flyer madly rushes, but who finds time to fall in love Filled to the brim with startling in- | With the blonde Bette after a series cidents, “Florida Special” offers ex-|/0f misunderstandings and flirtatious citing entertainment, with comedy |¢ntanglements which nearly break the and @ new romance for the broken- | Course of true love, hearted playboy, who falls in love| Other hilarious complications are with Sally Eilers, the train hostess. A|caused by the attempt of a newly highly dramatic and at the same time ;Tich oil heiress to break up the love humorous climax to the story occurs | affair and steal her rival's lover after when the jewels are again stolen just | her retinue of foreign princes, nobles as the Florida Special flyer runs into|and other fortune seekers have de- the Miami station and the crooks are|serted her for the lovely blonde, who met by a regiment of police and a po-|also is presumed to be fabulously lice band, wealthy. uc Besonders laden wir. alle \és sche Baptisten ein. mit uns~ in aeeeeesshe Fan OFRKS A doorbell that rings only after a coin is inserted in a slot is being used in Holland to discourage canvassers and peddlers, and to make them repay the housewife for her time and trouble, Capt. Rene-Paul Fonck, of the French army, brought down the greatest number of planes during the ‘World War. He was credited with 75 enemy aircraft. Cocaine is obtained from a low- growing shrub, the vivid green leaves of which are gathered and dried in the sun, just as are tea leaves. ee Se = SER BATTLE! we SHORE THO TH Nails Nails Nails We ara eo eee TOUGH, ene 13 HY HAY, WHY ITS NBL meee HINT Flats Flats Flats Ba Vr 7 FAR BE IT FROM ME ! " PROPHESY -BLT, YOU) SOv1F ANYTHING MIGHT HAVE CAUSS” } HAPPENS TO YOU, 1. TO BE GLAD I CAME