The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1936, Page 8

he RP RNR RE SR RE ener ercnmenneee meeeOR sen: THE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1936 SO THAT DWARF f WANTED TO KNOW ABOLIT MY FAMILY, HUH ? IF L HAD JUST THREE MORE GUYS....JUST THREE MORE GUYS... THAT'S ALL I'D NEED... THREE x . “Isn't it great to be away from it all?” Tuis Curious By William Wor LO Ferguson YOU SEE, MY FRIENDS - IF LEW WEN MUST STAY HERE, YOU HAVE NO FURTHER EXCUSE FOR NOT JOINING US ON OUR VACATION CRUISE - FOZZ ARRANGED - WHEN YOU PLANT A PEACH SEED, YOU MAV ff GROW A NECTARINE | TREE, OR YOU MAY GROW A SO YA TOOK TH’ I) ERONT O TH’ STORE AN’ RAGGE! Ce MECHANICAC/SPRING To MAKE! (ay THE ARMS Move!) £ WANNA TRY IT? bX SPARIRIN' RTRERS NO less than 5000 distinct species of dinosaur reptiles are known to have lived back in the Mesozoic age. They ranged in size from small rabbit-sized creatures to the huge Brachiosaurus, 80 feet in length. They began in the Triassic period, and became extinct at the close of the Cretaceous period. Today, they have no living near relatives. | AT THE MOVIES | RLS New Star Makes Debut; In ‘Girls’ Dormitory’ One of the most important cinema events in years will take place be- ginning Thursday at the Paramount ‘Theatre when an exciting new per- sonality, simone Simon, (pronounced See-moan See-moan), makes her de- but in Twentieth Century-Fox pro- duction, “Girls’ Dormitory.” Warm, young, refreshing and vital, ‘with distinct magnetic appeal and rare, strange beauty, Miss Simon is being acclaimed the most important discovery in recent screen history. Herbert. Marshall and Ruth Chatter- ton are starred with her, in an ex- ceptional cast that features Con- stance Collier, J. Edward Bromberg, Dixie Dunbar, John Qualen and Shir- ley Deane. The film opens in an_ exclusive boarding school. Herbert Marshall is the director of the school, Ruth Chatterton, Constance Collier, J. Ed- ward Bromberg, are important mem- bers of the faculty. ‘The students are all young girls in their late ‘teens, and all are daugh- ters of wealthy families, sent to the school to complete their education. Beyond walls barred to men, the @irls are taught and schooled in everything, except what the rules for- bid—life and love. “Until six years ago, of all the known old. Problems of Unwanted Boy Are Shown in Film The plight of a 12-year-old boy, kept away at boarding-school because, he feels, neither his father nor his new stepmother want him at home any more, is the poignantly dramatic theme developed in “Second Wife,” which provides a screen starring vehicle for Gertrude Michael and Walter Abel, which opens Wednesday at the Capitol Theatre. In the belief that his new bride will be embarrassed by the young- ster’s presence during the first ™onths of their married life, Abel sends the boy off to school. But the sensitive lad gets the impression that his father has ctased to care for him, and a situation ensues in which even his new mother’s appeals for him to return fall on deaf ears. This is but one of the many dra- matic moments that feature the pro- duction, which is based on Fulton Oursler's searching drama of domes- tic life, “All the King’s Men.” With the sensational young actor, Lee Van Atta, playing the part of the mis- understood boy, and such noted play- ers as Erik Rhodes, Brenda Fowler, Emma Dunn, George Breakston and Maxine Jennings in the cast, “Second Wife” skillfully dramatizes the prob- lems a new bride faces in building a new home over the memories of the SUST BECAUSE | BEFRIENDED | YOU'RE ALWAYS -_ ,} THAT POOR FELLOW, HIS FOR TROUBLE BROTHER RESENTED IT= WHE! : HE'S BEEN MAKING y HIM STAY INQUIRIES ABOUT My |. ; INDOORS ¢ ALIA tin Ii ,, ALL I NEED ahieigt le IS THREE FIND OUT WHAT'S EATING THANKS, LEW-] SO LONG, OL’ GOOD BYE- ai al FAREWELL TO EGyPT..... WILL THIS REALLY BE A VACATION ? 1, WHADDA YAGIVIN'’|| HA, HAL (T WORKED. “He ARMs CON'T]|THAT TIME, GH,0U222 DY Al ae NA \\ Boots CAN CARRY A TORCH FER \T PROBABIN WOULDN'T 00, ME THOSE BRANE LADS NTRUE SHE ANY GOOD ,\E 1 OID HAVE THO! READS ABOUT, BUT EVERY ONE I) THERE ISN'T ENOUGH GAME IN) EVER HEARD. OF HAD A BOW AN THESE DERN WOODS T'FATTEN AN ARROW OR KNIFE OR ee UNDER- SIZED PISMY ' LOVE IN BLOOM VERY DAY SHE RECEIVES A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS AND AT LEAST Sik PHONE NO,NO.NO? VY OH, DEAR! HE AINT, 'T'S A HOLDUP) CALLED IN NEARLY emery 3 - rd . IGHT AFTER NIGHT, LULU BELLE HAS DATES WITH THE ELEGANT MR. C. HOLLIS wALUs. UZ Wye RUM