The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1936, Page 10

| Noted American "| HORIZONTAL © Answer Yo Previous Puzzle | UVersatile | American, OMAN ae ; Benjamin — R | 8He was a publisher and —-. 43 Epilepsy symptom, 44 Solitary. 96 Ham. = hearing. 7A] «12 Right. ae AIR Bes 15 Northeast, 18 Ifeland. RIVERTON IU} 36 Ocean SIE IC] 21 Clan symbol [NIC} 23 To jog. 24 Sharp. 25 He was also 2 successful —— 27 To declaim. 29 Tiny particle. 47 Morsel. 49 Sheltered place. 20 Mast. 22 Missile. 24 To turn over. F 26 Either. a teen 28 Italian coin. 43 Crowd. 30 To close with 44 Aperture. wax. 45 Paid publicity. $1 Point. 47 Small tablet, 32 Spigot. 34 Expresses technical briefly. 40 Vessel. 30 To pierce with a knife. 31 Tiny vegetable 33 House cat, 35 Fragrant, 36 Peak. 38Sun god. VERTICAL 40 Evil. 1 Musical note, 42 Boy. 2 To polish, 44 Fuel. 3 Dry. 46 Dower 4 Native. property. 5 Note in seale, 47 Writing tool, 6 Si 48 Flower leaf. 7 Christmas k of neck. —— experi- ments. BACK IN THE PARC de N HE LOOKED JUST EXACTLY LIKE THE DOS iT. STOLEN FROM You BIG IDEA? How THE ENTERPRISING WATER BOY SSI SSSNRo 36 Afternoon 54 Polynesian carol. meal. chestnut, 8 You and I. 37 Always. 56 Brooch. 9 To compel. 39 Indian 5 Ose, 10 Wild duck, 58 He conducted 11 Organ of 'T FELLAS... TWo CENTS AGLASS! COME WE HAVE ‘TO PAY POR A 57 Tone B. DRINK OUT OF WELL, | SUPPOSE YOURE RIGHT, LEW... DUTY: MUST COME FIRST. AND IF YOU WERE SEEN TOGETHER, 1T WOULD SPOIL FUTURE PLANS By THOMPSON AND COLL st THAT VERY|I | I'M BEGINNING 10 UNDERSTAND) “DANCE: LEW'S RHYME, NOW. ROUGH THE iD THEN, AS MYRA PASSES) GATES, SHE | LURKS IN WAR-LIKE PITS, INDICATES THE COUNTRY THEY'RE HEADED FOR: I MAY GET. IN ON A LITTLE EXCITE - MENT, AFTER ALL. IDES WITH THE S' IN DARK GLASSES. IS | MOMENT, IN IF WE WERE TO SEE MYRA FOR A CONNECTING LINK WITH"M’ THE DERNIER HERE, THE TEMPTATION TO SPEAK TO HER, WOULD BE JOO STRONG TO RESIST” HERE'S HOPING . SHE PICKS UP OUR HOTEL CLUE. ‘AT THE MOVES | Radio, Stage, Screen Represented in Film| A dozen big time radio entertain- | efs in addition to a strong line-up of #creen and stage talent has been as- ‘sembled by Paramount to make “The Big Broadcast of 1937,” which begins Friday'at the Paramount Theatre, the most lavish production of its kind. ‘With Jack Benny, George Burns and Gracie Allen, Bob Burns, Martha Raye, Benny Goodman and his Swing ‘Orchestra, and Leopold Stokowski and his Symphony Orchestra heading the list of radio headliners, and |‘Anthony Adverse’ to Feature Great Cast Hervey Allen's monumental literary classic, “Anthony Adverse,” brought to the screen with all its wealth of color and dramatic fire, opens at the Capitol Theatre where it will have its local premiere on Friday. Fredric March has the stellar role, |with beautiful and’ talented Oilvia de ;Havilland playing the leading fem- inine role, ‘There never has been a cast to ap- proach this one in size, and few that will equal it in talent. The colorful and picturesque back- grounds are set in five countries on three continents. The scenes open in Shirley Ross, Ray Milland, Frank France, in the beautiful countryside Forest, Eleanore Whitney represent- ing Hollywood, “The Big Broadast of 1937” is an all-star attraction whose individual performers have followings running into the millions. and a great chateau, sweep through the Swiss and Italian Alps to the quaint city of Leghorn, Italy, then to Havana, Cuba, on to Africa and the great slave marts of other days, back The story is a comic treatment of |to Italy and again to France to the the broadcasting business, Benny, 85 | court of Napoleon Bonaparte. station master, has the unenviable Job of keeping Gracie Allen, sponsor . of an important program, happy. He is also responsible for keeping Shirl Ross off the air so that she won’ annoy Forest, an orchestra leade! The presentation of portions of two operas adds to the magnificence of the production. Number one was written especially for the picture by Aldo Franchetti, former conductor of the Chicago Opera Company. The But Miss Ross gets on the air—team-| second is the famous “L'Orfeo,” and » ing with Forest, to the good fortune of the audience. She and Ray Milland carry the love interest. is produced on a mammoth scale in a replica of the Theatre de la Opera of | Paris. THIRTY HURT IN STRIKE RIOTS WASH TUBBS IMAGINE THIS GUY WANTIN’ To AT THIS POLECAT. LET ME GET A FEW WHACKS BE A GANGSTER— WHY, t CAN LICK THE SOCKS OFFA HIM MNSELF. Pennsylvania state police were called to the aid of Reading, Pa., officers to quell disturbances which followed the outbreak of a strike at the Berkshire Knitting mills in that city. Picture shows a general scene during the riots with police oearing dow: upon a woman demonstrator. 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