The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1936, Page 8

MONDAY, = tHE BISMARCK TRIBUN. ''VE LOCKED ALL THE DOORS- WINDOWS ARE FAS A MISERS, FOC! DOG-SNATCHING IN TONIGHT HE'LL N! SIEGE GUN AND A LOT OF GOOD LUCK / yi FOR SOMETHING — on IMPORTANT THAT: HE: ve — ‘ SSR NSS SSS FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS j AND WHEN WE DO, WLLL. PROBABLY FIND A TREASURE WORTH A KING'S RANSOM... ATREASURE STEEPED IN DARK HISTORY! IT'S COMING, NUTTY! WE'LL HAVE IT OFF “Sue Elfen says such amusing things when we're here alone; but just let a young man come around and she just sits like a dumb ninny.” L RIGHT, YOU Winié! MY PRIDE MEANS NOTHING, NOW - LET GO MY ARM, OR TLL KILL BOTH OF US: PLEASE, MR. GRANVILLE THROW THAT GUN AWAY! PERHAPS I WILL HELP WHAT WOULD YOU SAY, MISS-NORTH, IF 1 WERE TO TELL YOU-TM REALLY Capitol Has Chilling New Mystery Coming’ ‘New Romantic Team | “The Case of the Velvet Claws,” First National’s latest murder mys-/ tery drama, has been booked by the| Cepitol Theatre as the feature at- traction Tuesday and Wednesday. ‘This ig the fourth of the popular novels by Erle Stanley Gardner to ‘be brought to the screen by the same/ producers with Warren William star- red as the brilliant amateur detec- tive, Perry Mason. The plot of “The Case of the Vel- ‘vet Claws” is unique, baffling and the suspense is maintained up to the moment of the amazing climax. There ‘ere two possible motives for the mur- der—to cover a love scandal—and to gain possession of the wealth. Perry ‘Mason's problem is to find which is the real cause of the crime. Eight persons are suspected. one of whom believes herself to be the killer. Circumstantial evidence points to the by the pistol method—just as he is tarting on Jris honeymoon—by the wife of the man who is marked for Aulaughter, and who has laid herself open to suspicion through a secret love affair. ‘Winifred Shaw plays the wife sus- d of ‘the murder, while Claire d is the bride. ‘The United States has more than , 48,000 elementary school principals. At Paramount Theatre Presenting to filmgoers the glorious new romantic team of Joan Crawford and Robert Taylor, with Lionel Bar- tymore as the third co-star, and a magnificent supporting cast which in- cludes such screen headliners as Franchot Tone, Melvyn Douglas, James Stewart and Alison Skipworth, “The Gorgeous Hussy,” comes Mon- day to the Paramount Theatre as one | of the outstanding productions from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. The picture, filmed by that direc- torial genius, Clarance Brown, is based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Samuel Hopkins Adams, and presents Miss Crawford in her first costume role in the part of the his- torically famous Peggy O'Neal, inn- keeper’s daughter, who became one of the most glamorous and influential women in Washington social and political circles, An albino frog is rarer than human quintuplets. One such frog now exists at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Canada produced more than 58,- 000,000 pounds of tobacco during 1935, the highest production of the com- modity on record for the country. There are practically only two dis- tinct kinds of wolves in America—the large gray timber wolf and the coyote, er prairie-wolf. THE MAN ON THE CASINO TERRACE PAYS NO ATTENTION TO MYRA'S FRANTIC. CRY. AS SHE DASHES FORWARD, DES- PERATELY. TO SEIZE HIS ARMS of IN Yer. huseyS OFFIcel YA CLUMSY CLOWN IF X’HAD ANY "SENSE YOU'D HAVE SEEN THAT WAS A fos DEAD LIMB WASH TUBBS YOU GOT MARRIED SO.SUDDENLY, LULU) OH, SONNY WERE BELLE, THAT EASY AND I - WE- WE HAPPIEST " EORGOT 0 CONGRATULATE Wa, / EVER LIVED =o AINT WE i. 1) ANY y te SEVENTY- S/X YEARS. fLooKuTt ar THUMB! ier @l BLANK] BLANKETY Fi gy! GEE, LISSEN T THat! I GETTER SIT THAT BIR: Je PASSED TH’ LAST NOW, THERES NOTHIN’ BTWEEN ARS’ TH’ GROOND = AN! DINNER THAT LION m. OR TIGER m= BUTTERFLIES - TUSH ,TUSH, Goss! SUCH LANGUAGE NESS (1S CONFERENCE?