The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1936, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936 THE GUMPS— YOU'RE WASTING TIME, ANDY! ace . NDY, REALIZIN’ ANS EICATE NOB AHEAD OF Himevo GET CHECK= TRIES TO GET THE “WOMAN'S ANGLE" — ro) SH-H-H! WELL, ER.... AHEM, I JUST CAME DOWN FOR A MIDNIGHT SNACK AND THOUGHT POODLES MIGHT LIKE To JOIN Me! BUT HE DIDNT SEEM Bur, |. KNOW rT! Of. Se pop, \HE MUST \e ner Sirs PoopLeS |BE PUNISHEDIS righ || HERE AN HOUR...THEY DIDNT / FORALL ?|| OUGHTA BE ASLEEP, HAVE. ) Mae ans BY THIS TIME! TLL any {CHIEF HES } 1 JUST GO aN QUIETLY... AND MIND You, NOT A WORD OF THIS To YOuR Me NEA Steves me Re6 11 5 Car Ore “Gee, if that’s what it looks like in the country, I'd like to go oul and sce it sometime.” 1M REG US PAT OFF s 8 ©1936 BY NEA SERVICE. INC, THIS CURIOUS WORLD “Prewer | ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF CAIRO ON THE MEANTIME, JUST OUTSIDE PERFECTLY! THE DRUG THE CITY OF CAIRO, A PLANE FLOATS} INJECTED MERELY DULLS BN| | GENTLY TO THE GROUND-- THREE THE SENSES - SHE WILL. N | QUEERLY ASSORTED PASSENGERS APPEAR LISTLESS, BUT OTHERWISE PHYSICALLY tf SPLENDID DOCTOR! TM BEGINNING TO LUKE YOUR PLAN MORE EACH + MINUTE. T'S SO SMALL A FAVOR TO ACK IN | |GRANT---1 GIVE IT TO YOU CHEERFULLY-AND PLEASE PRESENT THIS DIAMOND WHALES, LARGEST OF ALL ANIMALS, HAVE KEPT SECXRET MOST OF THEIR, UVING HABITS/ OUR NEXT MOVE IS TO SUP INTO THE CITY UNOBSERVED- “| THE GIRL WILL. BE ALL RIGHT, 1S ENDEAVORING TO SOLVE THESE | SECRETS BY SHOSTING INTO THE ANIMALS Look, OU22, TH’ PARROT OUNK SENT \Go aHean!) Me (Ss LEARNIN’ FASTIT TELL HIM {LETS HEAR] A WORD, AN' HE GIVES ME ANOTHER Hil WORD WITH TH’ SAME MEANING | WHALES cannot be kept to make studies of their li confinement, therefore it is impossible ig habits, and the fact that they travei £ 4 | over such wide areas, and dive to such great depths, adds to the difficulty of checking up on them. Although they continue to grow for years, it is believed’ that the creatures mature at less. than three years of age. . AT THE MOVIES Two Mules and 10 Pups' Make Hollywood Debut Betty and Maggie, two twenty- year-old white mules, have crashed Hollywood! They arrived at the Metro-Gold-| wyn-Mayer studios, from Excelsior | Springs, Mo., together with ten hound | pups, and went immediately to work) in “The Voice of Bugle Ann” with Lionel Barrymore. The new picture comes Thursday and Friday to the Paramont Theatre. | The mules are the special breed| used on the Missouri farms, and are unlike ordinary California mules in many respects, having longer ears, a; bigger frame, and larger eyes. They are sisters, and were leased from a farmer in the district. ‘The mules, draw a plow for scenes where Eric Linden, playing Barry- more’s s0n, tills the soil in the new Picture, based on MacKinlay Kantor's Novel of an old Missouri hunter and his favorite foxhound. Richard ‘Thorpe directed and John W. Con-; sidine, Jr., produced the picture. Maureen O'Sullivan and Eric Linden head the supporting cast. Young Democrats to Hold Meeting Friday Announcement that an organiza- fion meeting of Burleigh county ‘Young Democrats will be held at 8 p. ‘m., Friday, in the lower gymnasium of the World War Memorial building by Joseph Byrne, | Bradford,” at the Capitol Friday. Murder Is Cupid’s Aid In Powell-Arthur Film Murder mystery proves a romance- wrecker and cupid combined in Wil- liam Powell and Jean Arthur's new co-starring picture, “The Ex-Mrs. Miss Arthur appears as an ex-wife of Powell, a detective tale authoress who gave him the jitters all through marriage by looking at life as a con- tinuous mystery thriller, But it's murder-and-mystery that breaks down Powell's determination never to ruin his nerves by yielding to her charm again. For while pur- suing him to lead him back to the altar, the lovely Miss Arthur allows her passion for solving crime to involve them both in a series of weird mur- | ders, and the intimacy demanded by their united stand against the killer soon spices dangerous adventure with romance, As in “The Thin Man” and “Star of Midnight,” which made Powell first sleuth of the screen, love is a gay, humorous affair, alternating ardor with pranks and jests. The comedy with which Powell and Miss Arthur highlight their exciting adventures is added to considerably by Eric Blore who “buttles” as he did in “Top Hat.” James Gleason, Rob- ert Armstrong, Erin O’Brien-Moore, Lucille Gleason, Lila Lee, Frankie Darro, and Frank M. Thomas appear in support. If a map of Alaska drawn to the same scale as one of the United States were superimposed on the latter, with -| Point Barrow placed at Duluth, Minn., BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS How's THAT, YOU DUMB JAILER ? HOW'S "YOU S THAT FER OUTSMARTIN A GETAWAY! 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