The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1936, Page 11

Soe SOMO Mtoe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1936 “Allright, go ahead and get married, but tr; half an — = hour.” | Tuis CURIOUS WORLD ews WAS TAKEN AT VERA CRUZ, MEXICO. HIGHLY MAGNIFIED ] ANDY, DISGUISED } AS A PLUMBER, WINDOW --- HENRIETTA |ACCUSES, THE PLUMBER’ OF | STEALING BOYS, IF THIS IS WHAT I THINK IT 1S, WE q HAVE SOMETHING HERE! IT'S A MARVELOUS: THING... MARVELOUS !! THE GUMPS—UNMASKED WT YOU DARE OHNO YOU DON'T - _ TRY TO ESCAPE! YOU STAY RIGHT HERE HELP! POLICE! TILL | GET MY CHECK I'S ATIBIA FROM AN EXTINCT CAT OF THE EOCENE OR PLEISTOCENE PERIOD! H| MUSEUM ! THIS BONE IS }|| THE TIBIA OF A SABER- IT'S NO USE, LEW -THE MOTOR'S PRACTICALLY STALLED -WE'LL HAVE TO MAKE A-- GREAT GUNS/ SHE'S QUT OF WHEW / ARE WE LUCKY/SHE BURIED ON @& HUNTIN’ TRIP, Ya, nec OI ERE OLED PICTURE OF A FLAGELLATE, SHOULD DRESS AS PLAIN ATINY ONE-CELLED ANIMAL AN’ SIMPLE AS YA KNOW THAT LIVES IN THE INTESTINES HOW —So Ya KIN Move. OF TERMITES AND DIGESTS “ Faster AN’ Easier! | HEV FOOD FOR THEMZ Er eh ees MATTAPONY ever, IN NEW YORK, GETS ITS NAME FROM THE FOUR SMALL RIVERS...THE MAT, TA, PO AND NY... ITS TRIBUTARIES. QAATANEEN NN TERMITES feed on wood, but they cannot digest it. By placing a termite in an atmosphere of pure o> n be deprived of its little flagellate assistants, the tiny animals which digest the wood, and then the termite starves to death, even though it con= tinues to devour a normal amount of wood. Neither the termite nor the flagellate can live when separated from cach other. AT THE MOVIES ‘Song and Dance Man’ | Edward E. Horton Is Now Shows on Screen| ‘Nobody’s Fool’ Star There's many an interesting side-| Ate you sad or happy? Grouchy light to the careers of old time song|°! aglow with good humor? Lone- and dance teams, but none have ever | SCme or in the midst of life's gayest compared to the absorbing story re-|7Omance? Never mind, don’t answer. vealed in George M. Cohan's success- | No mation whet voun maed you'll et aie |a greater kick out of existence after eee ee Ree you see Edward Everett Horton in N AW, COME ON— GEE BOOTS ~ 1 SURE |] DID You Miso. \ ? ; Y AM aed YOURE Y HOM . y SORTA SILLY WHEN LWRY TSN SOME- THING REAL SWEET Man.” After embellishing this famous story | with new laughs, songs and pathos, 20th Century-Fox presents the mod- ernized screen version of this success- ful stage play on Tuesday and Wed- mesday at the Paramount theatre. The story of “Song and Dance Man” revolves around a pair of youngsters. The lad is a cock-sure “hoofer” confident he is “tops” while al! the world but himself knows he’s @ hopeless ham and egger. The girl, whose beauty and talent can get her places, sticks by him because of his aid when she was down and out. Pinally, when the girl gets an op- portunity in a Broadway stage play, the hoofer realizes that he is holding her back. He puts on the laugh- clown-laugh act, splits up the part- nership and gives the girl no other alternative but to accept the chance offered her. ‘The stage play proved to be one of the best of all back-stage musicals. Now, with new songs and new dance routines added, the film version will gundoubtedly prove to be great all- ground entertainment. “Song and “ance Man,” which was produced by Sol M. Wurtzel and di- Rected by Allan Dwan, features Claire ‘Trevor, Paul Kelly and Michael Whalen. Other stellar performers in fhe large cast are Ruth Donnelly, Burke, Helen Troy and Lester - ‘The four new songs written special- fy for the film version were all com- eee Sener Clare and Lew Pol- ‘There's nothing like singing for a team. . . Two or three snappy are the best thing in the world bo take the tension off s nervous, ex- bunch of kids, We do our best gumbers in the dressing room between “Tarzan” Taylor, Marquette “Nobody's Fool,” the Universal cyclone of comedy which opens at the Capitol | theatre tomorrow. Here is a prescription for longer life and louder, funnier laughs. Get two big eyefuls of “Nobody's Fool” and repeat the treatment until exhausted from laughing. It is the elixir of youth, bubbling right out of the foun- tain of joy. Just what the doctor ordered for spring fever, summer complaint, fallen arches and winter skating. All prescriptions filled with a smile and the right change at the Capitol box office. You shake well during and after taking this jiggling giggle compound. Horton's assistant fun dispensers include Glenda Farrell, who is a howl- ing comedy success all by herself; Cesar Romero adds a dash of swash- buckling humor; while Warren Hymer provides abdominal guffaws that will bend ribs and dislocate adam's apples painlessly. If you want to hear the nation’s latest wisecracks, to watch the fun- niest situations devised in Hollywood this year and have a riproaring time, It’s rapidfire jarreled hit. The lack of motive makes the Black Legion a phenomenon to the psychol- ogist. There will be a strong reaction against such terroristic strong-arm methods that will swing many per- sons to the cause of liberalism.—Prof. John F. Shepard, psychologist, Uni- versity of Michigan. rich im flavor ‘COME ON,SON. IF WE'RE TO) WE'LL LEARN WHO MURDERED JEFF) TAKE PICKET, WE BETTER LOOK OVER HIS ENEMIES, HE ‘TO SHOOT! HI, THERE, OQOOLA! C'MERE - I WANTA TALK NOW, NOW, DEPUTY, THET WAS. | Bibione! eared mm! ew