The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1936, Page 8

{ EGLANCES - - By George Clark | ©1996 BY MEA BERNICE, INC._T. M. REC. U.S. PAT. OFF.” “Very beautiful, dear, but you're spending my accident insurance faster than it’s coming in.” AT THE MOVIES Grace Moore Melodic | In Enchanting Film | Every once in a while, something | electrifying happens on the screen, a) new picture,.a new personality emer- | ges to make -audiences tingle. This | time it is-@ picture flushed wilh en-j chanting: music, cleaved with a gay./| amusing story, directed with the ut-| most finesse, acted by an excellent cast—and. possessed of the screen's loveliest; voice—Grace Moore's. At the Capitol theatre Sunaay, Columbia's musical romance, “The King Steps Out,” burst forth in all its Viennese splendor. In it, Miss Moore lifts her lyric soprano voice to the tune of Fritz Kreisler music, and succeeds in thriiling all within hearing. «Handsome, talented Franchot Tone plays opposite the diva in the role of Emperor Francis Josef of Austria, a young monarch in search of a bride; he plays the part in fine fashion. Bouquets must also be thrust at Wal- ter Connolly, who once more turns in a bull’s-eye performance; Raymond ‘Walburn, an excellent character actor ‘who also, in his short film career, has snown. no wrong: Victor Jory, Elisa- beth Risdom, Nana Bryant, Frieda Lavish Cellophane Scene in New Film One of the most spectacular scenes in screen history is the_rello- phane sct designed by Duncan Cramer for the “Down Aroun’ Malibu Way” number which Claire Trevor sings in “Star For A Night,” Twentieth Cen- tury-Fox picture at the Paramount Theatre Tucsday. Given artistic carte blanche by | Executive Producer Sol M. Wurtzel, Cramer created an entire seaside set- ting of shimmering cellophane. Seven- ty-five thousand feet of cerulean /blue cellophane ribbon is used in the sky curtain. The decorative boat sails are fashioned of cello-glass, the gaily-col- cored beach umbrellas are cellophane wire-cloth, the yacht doors and win- dows are paned in cellophane velvet, and the pennants and flowers are made of iridescent opaque paper-cello- phane. To complement the glittering scenic effect, film stylist Herschel designed a cellophane-studded white chiffon cos- tume for Miss Trevor, cellophane sat- in and net costume for show girls Joyce Compton and Susan Fleming, and cellophane wool bathing suits for Arline Judge and the chorus girls, whose medicine balls were given a 4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936 ISN'T IT GREAT TO _BE FREE, OLD FELLOW ? ... DAYS, SCHOOL. OAYS....DEAR OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS... R “eN OF GEE! WHY. THE FIRST DAYOF FALL \S SUST AROUND TH CORNER! SusT THINK OF THAT THE GUMPS~ WHATS IN A NAME VOU'TRE ENJOYING OUR NEW-FOUND FREEDOM MUCH 1 AM, AREN'T You? | Guess ie WE'RE JUST HOBOES TROUBLE AS MYRA WATCHES GARSTIN'S SINISTEIe. EXPRESSION, A SUDDEN FEAR GRIPS HER HEART L_SOST ADORE FALL. THE ARR 1S SO SNAPPY . EVERY THING 1S SIMPLY. BEAUTIFUL, AND ITS SO COZN SESIDE A SotNe NN NOW THEN, GRANVILLE, JUST RELAX WHILE I TURN ON THE = YOUR TROUBLES SOON WILL Inescourt, Thurston Hall and Herman cellophane coat. “The King Steps Out” is » winning| Jane Darwell, Evelyn Venable, J. picture, steeped in melody, romance,| Edward Bromberg and Dean Jagger gaiety and entertainment. are also. featured in the cast of “Star For A Night.” . ———— ————-— e e EDMUNDS WOMAN DEAD Jamestown, N. D., Sept. 21.—()— Schilling Mrs, Martha Ann Mullery, 91, Ed- munds, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Seldage. Funeral services will be held at Ed- MM Pure anmsia munds Tuesday with burial at Lari- more, GOP CLUB CHAIRMAN Jamestown, N. Deets Ecler E. ‘resser, Spiritwood, was elect 7 chairman of the Stutsman County WASH TUBBS Landon-Knox Sunflower club at a meeting here Saturday evening at Tg NOT LONG BEFORE LULU BELLE DIS- which Luther Gable, Chicago scien- COVERS THAT JUNIOR'S A BOTHER. , tist, was the principal speaker. NOW ‘| GetResults | Bismarck Tribune _ Classified Ads Look at These _ LOW RATES WORDS 1 TIME 45¢ WORDS 2 TIMES 606¢ WORDS 3 TIMES WORDS 4 TIMES WORDS 5 TIMES WORDS 6 TIMES SOMETHING'S GOT TO BE DONE. WITH | THAT BLASTED KID SLEEPING IN THE OFFICE, WE CAN'T WORK, / HE SNORES | LIKE A STEAM CALLIOPE. HE SAWALLIAN INHABITANTS, TH’ MONSTERS, YOUR HIGHNESS - POWERLESS TO STOP THE BACK - WE CANT KEEP THEM THEY'RE TAKIN’ ALL TH’ LOWER LEVELS - DRIVING US HIGHER - HE MIGHT THINK HE'S” A ROMAN MES SHALL HEAR OF THIS/ SPurT/