The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1936, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1936 " be you'd like with you, just to sort , SHOW BLACK 1 IN PHOTOGRAPHS. . #. FOUR LEAF CLOVER, THAT DOES NOT REVERT TO THE 3-LEAF TYPE, HAS BEEN DEVELOPED @ 1956 BY HEA SERVICE, WC. Tuts. Curious WorLD } SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | to lake him back to the city of remember me by.” By William Ferguson ORILLED IN THE UNITED STATES. SOME LIGHTNING FLASHES SCIENCE has not been able to explain satisfactorily just why some lightning flashes show up black flashes sometimes appear more common white type. The black when photographed. The on the same negative with the only explanation, so far, is that the wave length of the light causes the unusual chemical reaction. AT THE MOVIES Mary Brian Is Comedy Bride in Laugh Film Bringing the talents of three of Its surest-fire laugh-getters to the front for the first time, Paramount has pro- duced a fast-moving, gag-studded farce in the film “Three Married Men,” which opens today at the Paramount ‘Theatre. Lynne Overman, William Frawley end Roscoe Karns, three tired and} proven comics, have top roles in “Three Married Men.” Mary Brian, as skilled an actress as she is good to look upon, has the feminine lead, as Karns’ bride. Supporting the four is a cast headed by George Barbier, best of the film grumpy oldsters, and Mar- gorie Gateson, as Overman’s wife. “All three of the comedians at the top of the cast have had important parts in adding humor to Paramount ffims during the past season. Over- man, in “Poppy” and “Yours for the Asking,” particularly proved his right to a top spot in the present film. Fraw- ley, teamed with Karns in a score of films as comedy-provider, also has made a name for himself as a laugh creator. In “Three Married Men,” the trio show that laughs they put in other FLAPPER, FANNY SAYS: pictures have not been accidental. The present movie moves from giggle to \guffaw throughout its length. Garlic Has Important Part in Comic Picture In Columbia's new romantic com- edy, “If You Could Only Cook,” |showing Friday and Saturday at the {Capitol Theatre, Herbert Marshall and Jean Arthur jointly apply for a | Job as a cook and a butler at the home or Leo Carrillo, a gangster with a deli- cate palate. Their getting the job Gepends on Jean's knowing her garlic. Other couples have lost the job because of the cook’s injudicious use ot garlic in the sauce, As Jean pre- pares her sauce, the critical eyes of Carrillo and the brassy-voiced Lionel Stander, are on her. The moment is tense. Carefully taking a clove of garlic between her thumb and forefinger, Jean wafts it daintly in the steam ebove the sauce. “You do not,” asks Carrillo breath- lessly, “put the garlic in the sauce?” “No, of course not,” replies the ar- tustic Jean. “The clove of garlic is jheld in the steam exactly six inches {above the sauce. Not four inches, not seven inches, but six inches. This flavors the sauce perfectly.” P. S.—She got the job. Garlic marches on! Delicious comedy, delightful ro- tance, when a merry millionaire falls |tor a blonde who knows more about kitchens than kissing—but wants to {learnt The farmer in 1935 received $138 of the retail price of 58 foods which cost ithe typical workingmen’s family $331, according to a report issued by the U. 8. Bureau of Agricultural Econom- |i in Washington, D. C. The differ- ence in cost to the consumer and the | price received by the farmer is said to be the amount received by the proces- sors, transportation agencies and dis- tributors. encouraged by keeping cattle and fires out of the tree belts. {en hour. Bamboo shoots grow about one inch | THE GUMPS—LUCKY MAMA LOOK WHAT YOU'RE GETTING / FACIALS -EVEBROWS ARCHED - { BODY MASSAGES —MANICURES~ 1 SIGNED THIS WITH! SA) IF MODOM WILL JUST SIGN Ay THIS AGREEMENT, WE CAN BEGIN % ™ OUR SPECIAL SERIES OF RADIO, AS A MEANS oF || EXTENDING HIS VACATION...» : AN ONLOOKER GELIA HASTILY RETRIEVES DUT, FROM A NEAR-BY ROOF- THE NOTE TO JACK, WHICH TOR A TENSE FIGURE CARE- MYRA HAS CONCEALED IN FULLY CHECKS THE COMINGS HER CAP--- AND GOINGS AT THE z PALATIAL QUARTERS OF Ee PROFESSOR CARSTIN, WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO, CELIA LANTIER? DO? WHY, IM GOING 10 SEND THIS NOTE TO JACK LANE, OF COURSE / 1 COULDNT THINK OF MISCHIEVOUS LITTLE DEVILS. A BETTER WAY_10 GET gly SAY - WHAT'S THAT @ BUT Ya KIN SEG FER YERSELF ITLL BE YEAH, I GOTTA GET To SURE 0O, TEACHER! LOTS QUICKER TH! SCHOOL HOUSE EARLY } RECKON Ya Kil] SAV T'pay! KNOW OF A SHORT) TIME CUTTIN' THRU my MEacow! YA CAN RAVE ALL Y’WANNA ABOUT THEM OLD-TIME ROMEOS!| YU NENER BE SEALOUS : OF ‘EM AGAIN YACNOW , BOOTS “WE DONT RALF APPRECIATE. ALL TH’ NICE THINGS WE HAVE, NOWADAYS | TWIS'S A GREAT DAY T'BE ALINE, AN’ OONT LET. ANYONE TELL NA ONFE'RENT i WASH TUBBS AFTER A FEW DAYS, LULU BELLE TAKES THE PRANK ON / HER HUSBAND IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT. T BIN THINKIN', HONEY PIE, BECAUSE O' YER BUM HEART, MAYBE YE BETTER. NOT SHARE THE SHERIFF JOB WI’ ME, MY DEAR MR. TUBBS. I HAVE LQULONT TM IN NEED OF 50 CENTS. JUST AN ° a $ ALLEY OOP AWRIGHT, YOU LOP -EARED PUNKS - QUIT LOAFIN’ AN’ GIT ALONG -WE AINT GOT ALL DAY TADMIRE BURN -IT MAKES OUR JOURNEY TO SAWALLA A LOT EASIER —