The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1936, Page 16

“Let's not start discussing what we'd do if we had a mil- lion, It always ends in a big disagreement.” ; s J i f 46 Social Reformer s. J HORIZONTAL, — Answer to Previous Puzzle 12 Branches 1.10 Famous 16 Communists tried to apply . socialist ie eee 19 He believed in 5 To gladden — vontrol 13 Ocean 21 Extolled. 14 Form of 3 One who hurrah adapts 15 Bugle plant 16 Baseball nine 17 To accumulate 25 Iniquity 26 Night before. 27 Gibbon. 29 River, 30 Perched 31 Unit 37Genus of auks 38 Den 39 Particle. z 49 To scrutinize, 41 Being. 42 To merit. thallium 24 Silver medal. 28 Malicious burning 50 By VERTICAL 51 Hodgepodge . 2 Toward sea 52Genus of geese 3 To bevel out 53 Pertaining to 4 Light wings. 5 7a scorch = 6 Buzzes. 55 He was born 7 Age. 8 Formerly 9 Precipitate 49 Born 10 Flour factory. 61 Bashan king 11 Grandparental. $4 Road. 35 Clan symbol. 36 Prepared lettuce dishes. 42 Amatory. 46 Upright shaft 47 Plant 45 Persia. Lees 48 Some. 56 He was a journalist in AT THE MOVIES Desert Film Glorified By Four Great Actors, ‘The sands of Sahara’s flame with | Joe Brown Stars in dn 20th Century's “Under Two Flags,” new the tremendous drama Warner Bros. ette Colbert, Victor McLaglen and / Theatre on Friday. Rosalind Russel to the screen of the! urday and Sunday. new picture affords Colman and Miss| their unusual screen careers. She is a hoydenish child of the “For a Buck and a Quarter a Day,” desert, madly in love with the charm- is sung by Joe and Joan Blondell. ing Colman, but he in turn gives his heart to Rosalind Russell. ‘Colman’s commander, Victor McLag- Winifred Shaw. makes every effort to destroy his sub- ordinate by placing him in posts of idanger. the wildest Apache ever screened. laden incidents. Now l5e No Charge for the Bottle THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1936 SUPPOSED TO BE ART BUSINESS MAN-~ DID | HEAR YOU RIGHT ?- YOU WROTE THE WERT RENTER 6 SEE m= LLARS PP WHAT DID ITELL TY YOU P SCRAM, NOW... AND TAKE THAT HEY, BOSS...THE BEARDED LADY'S DISAPPEARED ! CANT FIND HIDE NoR.HAIR OF HER"! THE GUMPS—CHECKING UP 1 WASRIT AMONG THE CANCELLED CHECKS THE GANKSENT BACK GOOD GRIEF / .DID SHE CASH eT ? mM We jluamrresary I » UEMURA ALL RIGHT, KID! We GOT, FIND HER... \l| MUTT LOCATES HER, I'LL GiVE YOU TEN PASSES. TO THE SHOW. >) WHILE HYSTER DESERTS | f HIS le UNDER THE CRCUM= CONFUSED || STANCES, COLONEL, I TES? || am rorcep To SURRENDER, 4 FOLLOW JACKS ACTIVITIES, BACK AT THE HARUM END OF THE TUNNEL GENERAL ---TELL YOUR MEN TO LEAVE THEIR GUNS BELOW AND COME - A UP SINGLE FILE -- AND HAVE SUSPECTED De. DEVRIES -- GENTLEMEN, [LL BE GETTING IF ONLY MYRA WILL HEAR MY ALONG --1 HAVE IMPORTANT BUSINESS AT THE OTHER fa a ‘Sons o’ Guns’ Film Joe E. Brown, the awning lipped fevolt and France's Foreign Legion comedian, promises to bring an un- fights and loves with gallantry again usually big package of laughs in his filmusical ro- spectacle; mance, “Sons O' Guns,” which Is which brings Ronald Colman, Claud-|scheduled to open at the Capitol The picture is based on the rollick- Paramount Theatre on Friday, Sat-|ing Broadway stage hit of the same \title, a colorful, mirth-laden, tuneful Telling the story of a man who !s|comedy of World War days, dealing! hrought back from a seli-imposed/only with the bright and hilarious doom by the love of a woman, the side of doughboy life in the A. E. F. | One number from the original play, Colbert the greatest opportunities of |“Over Here,” is sung by Joe and the [Chambers Male Chorus of 32 voices. “In the Arms of the Army Man,” When is sung by the musical comedy star, The fourth number Jen, finds. that this soldier stands be-| is a riot of fun and fast pantomimic tween him and Miss Colbert, he/action in which Joe and Frank Mitchell, of acrobatic fame, dance Joe gets into some hilarious mix- ups at the front, finally being ar- rested as a spy. Before he is gath- jered into the arms of the grim jreaper, however, he stumbles into a surprising situation which brings a riotous climax to a series of fun- BUDWEISER | WELL, MR. TROTT, LIKE THIS COAT! (TS-—ER~TH! LAST ONE IN TH STORE! OW, WELL Bf Nol AFTER THERES NO A ALL, IT H MIGHT WANE. WASH TUBBS WH-ER-UM— BEPENDS GEE I WONDET2 HOW MOCK eee: ER WERE WITH TW’ CORSE OF Ov’ GASPARILLA HAS IT DAWNED ON YOU THAT WENE NOT ONLY LOST TRE BOAT WITH THE TREASURE ~ BUT, ALSO A MEANS OF ' LEAVING THE ISLAND! WE'RE MAROONED —~ ABSOLUTELY = UNTIL, SOMEONE COMES For US OW, WHAT OF 1T? T DONT CARE _VOHAT Now | HAPPENS » } NOTHING MATTERS \ _A CONF SHAME, Si WASN' GBET SHISEE Te Rose Be Blows HAVE PROVES FATAL! :