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

8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1986 SIDEGLANCES -_ - By George Clark “Whatta ya say, Ict’s have t EEE Sea God THE GUMPS—HE’S IN AGAIN | KIND SIR WILL YOU BUY ME MORE FOOD TODAY ? I'M WEAK AND HUNGRY PARDON MY SAOTHERS INTRUSION, / SIR—HE'S A BIT~ER- WILLINGLY;, MY FRIEND- BUT WHA FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS IN THAT CASE, THIS WOULD BE THE LOGICAL, PLACE To BOARD THIS BOAT....RIGHT UNDER HAT BRIDGE, WHERE JHE RIVER IS IF THOSE MEN GAVE UP CHASING YOU IN 4 BOAT, THEY PROB- ABLY TOOK UP THE CHASE IN A CAR! TLt ‘TAKE CARE OF THIS MYSELF! 1 DONT WANT YOU KIDS GETTING HURT! wo more apicce and hitch- hike home?” OLD ENEMIES MEET By THOMPSON AND COLL DEFTLY, MYRA STUFFS PILLOWS NOW, IF ONLY I CAN BE SHE NEXT MOMENT, THE DOOR OPENS HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 12 Transposed. INTO ONE OF DEVRIES’ SUITS, CALM? SOUNDS AS IF AND HYSTER ENTERS, DRAGGING THE Roman god. PART EANTOM Le alin AND ARRANGES IT, FACE DOWN, SOMEONE'S COMING... LIMP FORM OF SiR EDMOND? 7He carried a aaa WOOES popular in ON THE BUNK BESIDE THE — fora iS . Rome. scepter. SiR 22 Definite 13 Hodgepodge. Dit | article. 14 To follow. 16 Passage. 17 Mineral spring. 18 Prepares for publication. 19 To weep. 20 Freed from weeds. 21Group of kindred. 24 Scythe handle. 26 Note in scale. 28 Nothing. 29 Bird of prey. 46 Ejection. 50 Stream. 51 Annates. 54 Opposite of high. 33 Senior. 55 River mud. $4Far away. 56 Twin crystal. es 570n the lee. 36 Pronoun. 37 Cavity. 38 Cantered. 39 Part of a play. 60 He was the 41 Stroked son of —= lightly. 59 He was god of 23 Squanderer. 24 Dress fasteners. 25 Winged. 27 Before. 30 Since. 31 Aperture. 32 Falsehood. 38 Rumanian VERTICAL coin. 1 Nay. A Ste letters. Y lelody. 2 Otherwise. 43 To tip. 3Long tube. 44°To carry. 4Amphibian, 45Stream obe 5 To require. structions, 6 Finish. 47 Bed lath. 7Be still. 48 Balsam. 49 Pitcher. 52 North America. $3 Morindin dye 55 Southwest. 58 Half an em. 8 To change a gem setting. 9 Plate. 10 Stiff collar. 11 God of SAY, MR. HOWDY, WILL )SURE, AW)’ IT'LL BETA YA HAVE A GAME OF / COOKIE I Kin GEAT TH BOTH OF YAl AW, WELL©T GUESS IT DOESNT MARE MUCH DIFFERENCE | EVEN. IF T CAQGHT ‘IM ,1 WOULDN'T HAVE, WOT I REALLY WANTED WAS ONE | OF WS FEET! BOY ETM GONWA NEED PLENTY OF LUCK, TO LAST MuctH Morris and Evans in Film’s Leading Roles! “Moonlight Murder,” the screen's first operatic detective story, with ‘Chester Morris and Madge Evans heading an elaborate cast, is the spectacular and fantastic attraction showing at the Paramount theatre (Wednesday. Dealing with the murder of a tenor uring an operatic ‘formance at the famous Hollywood B@wl before an au- qience of 20,000, its mysteries and thrills are played against a back- ground of a huge production of “II ‘Trovatore” with hundreds in the cast. | Edwin L. Marin, noted mystery director, directed the new picture, with @ cast that includes Leo Carillo as the comical and whimsical tenor, Frank McHugh, Benita Hume, Grant Mitchell, Katharine Alexander, J. Carol Naish, H. B. Warner, Duncan Renaldo, Leonard Ceeley, Robert Mc- iWade, Pedro de Cordoba and Charles Trowbridge. Dramatic highlights include the WRIGLEY'S IS COOLING AND REFRESHING / murder of the tenor before the shocked audience, the chase after the strange lunatic, the episode of the myste- rious Swami, the odd episode of the voodoo charm, and the murder in the dark chamber, ‘Jailbreak’ Picture Has Action Galore “Jailbreak,” the new Warner Bros. mystery melodrama, opens at the Capitol theatre today. The picture, based on a story by Jonathan Finn, is said to be one of the most exciting ever screened, with a gun battle be- tween dope runners and police, a peni- tentiary riot scene, two murders with- ip the prison walls and a jailbreak. Despite its melodramatic flavor, the picture is not without its romance, the love interest being developed between @ star reporter covering the crimes and the secretary of a reformed racketeer, the latter being slain in his cell because he refused to join in a Scheme of dope runners. There is a talented all star cast in addition to hundreds of extras in the roles of prisoners. Craig Reynolds and June Travis have the leading roles while others include Barton MacLane, Richard Purcell, Addison Richards, George E. Stone, Eddie Acuff Joseph King, Joseph Crehan, Mary Treen and Charles Middleton. A people which allows its rising generation to be taught history which merely exalts its own annals and holds up to hatred, ridicule and contempt the annals of another country, is creating a dangerous sit- DURN LADY, ‘A LOTTER, HUMPHE TILL STICK TO ME LAR BONNET. IT IGUT BETTER! Thar DINKY PIE PLATES oe eur THE HAT. HAH! WELL, AT LEAST, MY VICTIMS “TO -BE WON‘T GET AWAY IN A HURRY — BUT, EVENTUALLY, TH REPTILES WILL LEAVE - BUT, NOT ME/ NO siR JOU WUR'S GONNA BE RIGHT HERE! uation for the world.—Viscount San- key, former lord chancellor of Great Britain.