The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1936, Page 8

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Sixty thousand people looked on as Ralph Steger kicked off for the Wolves, then rose and screamed as the Galloping Ghost tore from his 5-yard line back over the Michigan goal for lown. ‘Then, in rapid succession, followed and 45 yards, all in the first quarter! ww the red-head and didn’t use him again-until: ited 10 yards for his fifth and final counter, AN OLD FRIEND BEGGING HUMBLE PARDON) BUT TRAIN ARRIVING IN CITY, EVEN NOW...THEN ONTO. RUE DE LA 801,EH, y CONFOUND THAT CEST VOTRE 7 FELLOW - HE KEEPS DESTINATION, MESSIEUR STARING AT US THRU THOSE DARK GLASSES... “Candy again! I thought you were saving your pennies for a rainy day.” 4 “ did, and the last time, you made me shower down for taxi fare.” By MARTIN Jos) ] GEE EEE -—THANILS ! SAY, WILLY! Soe AW . 309" SAY seme OW .YOU CONT aaah To THE Most UNDERSTAND! I'M J NOT LOANING oF J AT THE MOVIES Beautiful Woman Is_|‘One Rainy Afternoon Key in Spy Picture) Has Two Big Song Hits eta ; WIM YY ; WITH LOVE AND * ’ E Wp a es \ ° _ KISSES wm Beautiful, alluring and gloriously} “One Rainy Afternoon” and “Se- @live, she wanted to live danger-|cret Rendezvous,” two tuneful new ously, so she entered the secret serv-| song hits that are enjoying great pop- ice. Her first assignment was to pose; ularity on the air are featured in as the wife of a man she had never “One Rainy Afternoon,” Pickford- seen and to essist him to track to| Lasky’s gay comedy romance, starring death a clever enemy spy who, at any | Francis Lederer, which begins an en- cost, must not be allowed to reach|gagement at the Paramount Theatre Arabia. tomorrow. This is the dramatic introduction Film fans will have their first of the heroine to the hero in “Secret| chance to hear the romantic Lederer Agent,” drama of mystery, intrigue| sing in this film, which marks the nd romance coming Tuesday and| first offering of the newly organized ‘Wednesday to the Capitol Theatre. | producing company headed by Mary It sters Madeleine Carroll, Peter| Pickford and Jesse L, Lasky. He sings Lorre, John Gielgud and Robert|“ “One Rainy Afternoon,” while the Young and the supporting cast in-| other song is sung by Seger Ellis and cludes Percy Marmont, and Lilli Pal- | Margaret Warner. mer. Alfred Hitchcock, GB’s Honor Roll director, directed. Ida Lupino plays the romantic Czech's leading lady in this sparkling Adapted from the play by Camp-| Parisian comedy depicting the amaz- ell Dixon, based on W. Somerset |i ing developments that ensue when a Maugham’s novel, “Ashenden,” the| handsome young man kisses a strange story reveals the secret service ac-j beauty in a dark movie theatre, while tivities of a famous novelist turned | five famous comedians play important Spy. @ society girl in search of a thrill,/supporting roles, Hugh Herbert, Ro- _ a@.killer who boasted of his conquests | | land Young, Erik Rhodes, Joseph as a lady-killer, and a reckless young; Cawthorn and Donald Meek. “Playboy who is finally unmasked as the villain. The music'of both songs was writ- ten by Ralph Irwin. Jack Stern and ‘The story starts with Ashenden’s|Harry Tobias collaborated on the assignment to go to Geneva and|!: lyrics of “One Rainy Afternoon” identify and trail the unknown spy.| While those of “Secret Rendezvous” Ashenden !{s played by John Gielgud, | are from the pen of Preston Sturges. England's favorite Hamlet and Ro- Stephen Morehouse Avery prepared meo, playing his second screen role.| the screenplay and dialogue from the ‘The success of his plot is endangered | French story “Monsieur Sans Gene.” when he falls in loves with Elsa,| Additional dialogue was contributed played by Madeleine Carroll, who is|by Maurice Hanline. also adored by Marvin, played by Royland V. Leé directed the com- Robert Young, and pursued roman-|edy, while Peverell Marley is respons- tically by Peter Lorre, playing a suave ; ible for the photography. “One Rainy cut-throat. Afternoon” is released through Unit- ——— I: So They Say | > oe A moving man is a truck driver ‘whose education has been increased. —C. W. Gentry, Indianapolis, oper- ator of school for van loaders. . * * * + Hollywood is just a small town on a slightly larger scale. In Hollywood, if you go out with a girl, for example, it gets in the papers. Well, in my home | town, when I took a girl to a dance, somebody would write on the barn, “Bob loves Gertrude.”—Robert Tay- + lor, movie star. @\ed Artists. “Close” odors can be removed from closed houses by burning a piece of gum camphor around which has been Placed a smal! quantity of ground cof- fee. The puffin, a bird of the far north, files under water. Sent to “Clean Up” Troubled Palestine IVEN the “cleaning up” Palestine and ending Arab terrorism, Lieut.-Gen. J. G. Dill, former- ly with the British war of- MY BOY, I -AH- WOULD SUGGEST THAT REMAIN HERE SEVERAL DAYS. é TIAVING FLATLY REFUSED TO ACCOMPANY HIS FRIENDS HE TOOK OUR Aire~ PLANE WITHOUT, /. PERMISSION AN! SEE SUCH A DEAD DUMP. - 'S QUIETER'N' A BLASTED OL’ GRAVEVARD— VOT DIG fT HUNNWTHE DAY OF MIRACLES HAS RETURNED! IF 1 WASN'T , SO SURE OF MY EYESIGHT, I'D THINK IT WAS A MIRAGE—LD LIKE TO KNOW THE BRAND OF. “SCOURING SUDS “THAT CAN TURN BAGGY PANTS, WRINKLED COATS AND ROUGHNECKS INTO THREE CLEANED, PRESSED AND MANICURED GENTS / 1 HAVESOME TARNIGHED BRASS AROUND HERE THAT UD UKE TO BURNISH /