The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1936, Page 10

| ST. MARY'S PRO-CATHEURAL Rey. Robert A, Feehan, Pastor Broadway Avenue at hth St. «Masses al 6, 10 and 11 a. m. [he 9 o'clock mass !s for children. Finst CHURCH oF CRIIST, { SCIENTIST yi 123 Fourth Street 11:00 a, m. a.m. 0 testimonte! meeting at ‘clock. A reading room maintained Hoskine Block. 200% éth St., | eee nto Ee bm in the en to attend the welcome jd to make use of THE SALVATION ARMY Holiness, meeting at 11:00 a, m conducted by Captain Frank Tarso: of Mandan. Special music and song for the occasion. Sunday night at 8 Salvation meeting. 3 will have charge of i : Walter E. Vater will be the guest Speaker, Special music by the string band. Hear the stirring address and Join in the inspiring song, We would like to invite parents to Sunday school i for every age ‘ou. ther church you are heartily inyited to worship with us. Everyone wil! be made to feel wel- come in the Salvation Army, Yr. P. at p.m, This serv- Yee is held esvecially for the teen Age. Grace Wilcox will be in charge, @pecial program Is planned. Come and bring a friend. BISMARCK Gos TABERNACLE Corner of Rosser and Eleventh . B, Smith, Pastor Sunday school, who do not witation to al Sunday school elsewhere. Clas: Mrs, G. au. Mandigo, superinten- ‘ Preaching service. gelist Lee nwood will speak subject of “God's Weak Strong Radio service over sta- Tandan, The Christ Amb: iss Hsie Wink, act- Mr, Emil McKtef ngelistic service. . nwood will speak on the subject Journey Into the Holv of Holl: Week Services: Revival meetings wil continue every night except Monday and Sat- urday nights. Tuesday night at 8:00—“How to] Worship God. Wednesday at 8:00—"The Test of @ Perfect Man” Thursday night at 8:00—'Cho Holy Ghost acter- istics of a Friday night at 8:00—"T! jace of the Holy Spirit in the Life of the Bellever.” All are welcome to hear these very needful messages on the signs of the times and coming of our Lord. MeCABE MET Walter F Morning wor: Organ prelude: n Nevin, by Miss Ruth Rowley, organ- ry Ip 1 ACh ist. Anthem: “Tho Plains of Peace’— Barnard. Organ offertory: “Supplication"— Frysinger. Solo: sclected—Miss Arleen San- orn. “Sermon by Dr, Dow Bancroft of Columbus, Ohio. Organ postlude: Diggie. “Pean Heroique” Sunday school 12:00 noon. This 1s Rally Day Sunday in our church school. Special Rally Day badges for all departments. Let us have 350 in attendance today. class 1s counting on you. Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Topic: “Community Service.” Leader—Mrs, Marian Gossman. All our young peo- ple are urged to be In attendance. Evening worship 7:30 o'clock. An hour's service of inspiration and song that you will really enjoy. Organ prelude: “Idyl”—Ludurendal. Anthem: “Praise Ye the Father’— Gounod. Organ Barnes. ‘Anthem Saviour”. Sermon: “The Tragedy of Neglect,” by Walter E, Vater. ‘Organ postlude: “March’—Hosmer. Midweek devotional service on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. We heartily invite you to attend AT THE ‘Anthony’ Last Word In Film Production “Anthony Adverse” is the last word in magnificent screen entertainment. ‘This truly anxiously awaited War- ner Bros. production, which had its loca] premiere at the Capitol Theatre yesterday, held audiences in a spell of breathless suspense as reel after reel unfolded the vivid story of Hervey Allen’s monumental literary classic. The picture follows the romantic @dventures of Anthony Adverse through five countries, across the seas and over three continents. For mam- moth sets, for colorful and pictur- esque background, for dynamic action, for the unusual characterizations of its tremendous cast from Fredric March, the star, down to the smallest bit player, for the glamor of its ro- mance, its human interest and sheer, unadulterated entertainment this pic- ture is unsurpassed, But all this, while full of color, is but the background for a drama of human life, its loves and hates, its hopes and its disappointments; its desires and its passions; its vain and futile struttings and its vast achieve- ments. Fredric March has given the screen #ome wonderful portrayals in the Rast, but never has he risen to the heights of dramatic fire as in the title role of this picture. His Anthony is @ living, breathing person, stepping out of & book into real life on the Your offertory: “Meditation” — : “Tarry With Me O My Baldwin. copal) CHUROH ‘Thayer Rector follows: 8:00 a. Holy Communion. 9:30 a, m.—Church school. 10:30 a, Morning prayer and At service Mr. Lorenzo Belk will sing, as an offertory, “Within This Sacred Dwelling,” by Wolfgang A. M HEE A —TO THINK ! BEFRI CA EVEN BOUGHT HIM a é CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 4, V. Sorensen, Pastor Dining room of the World War Me- morlal building. Si i CT Tuesday, 9 to 9:30 p, m. (MST). Prayer meeting on Thursday, 8:00 p. m., at 122 Main Ave. W All’ are welcome to th y, LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod) 419 Fourth Street J. V. Richert, Pastor Christ for a changing rinity, Oct, 18: Sunday school with all iss Roselia Brelje, supt. lorning services (English). ening services, Mrs, M. ganist. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Avenue A at Fourth Street Ople S. Rindahl, Pastor “There Is a Cordial’ Welcome at Trinity” Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity, October 18: 1 school and Bible classes, LET'S SEE You ORY TAKE THE | SOTLL FAKE A PLAY AND @2\| DRAW THEM OUT OF FO- STTION! TIPLIEY YOU TAKE THE BALL AND RUN THE | eee tM || OPPOSrTE END! YOULL GETS GRED| | FIND THE GOAL POST WAIT. ING WITH OPEN ARMS !! vorship 11:00 o'clock. We Like This Blind Man."” nthem by Trinity church choir. ning service 7:30 o'clock. Luther League in charge. Mon at 8:00 p., m.—Teachers training course. Mandan Circuit meeting at Hazen October 18-20, Confirmation classes: Adults Thursday at 8:30 p. m, , 9 and 10:30 a, m. FIRST 1. RAN CHURCH 616 nue D dolph Johns, Pastor 18—Nineteenth Sunday after Juniors Sat . m.—Sunday school and Bi- Young People’s class “How ney. Sweet Si ‘Jesus Causes Disagree- ment. After the morning worship, the deacons will mee QUICKLY DARTING BACK INTO THE CLOSET, MYRA PULLS THE DOOR SHUT, DROPS TO THE FLOOR AND PEERS THRU THE KEYHOLE. i iaaacceataa school teachers e parlors, :00—Evening worship. Brotherhood program. All men of the church and friends urged to be present. Everyone welcome, Vocal selections by the male quar- t. J MUST SAY, JACK § AND LEW HIDE THEIR CLEWS WELL 3 ILL HAVE TO GET MORE MATCHES - chure te! "The Master's Man,” by Mr. => nson, The Task of the Men of the by Pastor Johns, y, October 21, at 7:30 p. Read Galatians m.—Devotional hour, 4 and join us. Thursday, October 22, at 7:30 p. m. ixed quartet practice; at 8:00 p. Choir practice, turday, October 24, at 9:00 a, m. —Confirmation class, RSS pt Him as our Savior and Frie pledge Him our loyalty in ev relationship of life.” 45 a, m—Sunday school, begin- ners, primary, junior, intermediate departmen 200 a, Adult Bible class, led by Judge Burr at the church ‘pare ors, 11:00—Morning worship — “The Eternal God.” 12:15—Bible school, and adult departm 6:30 p. m.—Tuxis society and Young People’s C. ety. 7:30—Evening Fellowship service— “Fashioning Life’ to God.’ The musical service, MI Fritch, organist: Morning. WELL, L GUESS TO BETTER HUSTLE? OUER YO TH GYM, NGET INTO |] CAREFOL MY SUNT S TLL SEE YA, AT TH’ GAME ,BOOTS OR BHORLIT LOOKS LE A TOUCH «© AFTERNOON. Al ; WHY 2 16 THE AW .LM NOT Wi cr sounmspav ire THER VEAM THEM its AMS EONS Shr CONNA || EAH THEY ALL Wenoyg © MANE. LOOK OUT Florence ‘Andante"”—Wagner. “Blessed Redee me r"— ‘Aabeske”—Wrangell, ‘Hark, Hark, My Soul’— Postlude, Evening: Prelud | Offertor; ve Divine’—Dale. n Memoriam"—Stearns, “Allegro Moderato’—De- Monti. id prayer service Wednes- p. m. In the chapel. ¥ ially invite you to our serv- ices and our fellowship, (Additional Churches on Page 3) MOVIES Radio Picture Smash Melodious, Diverting A brilliant cast of top radio names, scintillating music and dancing, high comedy, gorgeous setting and rou- tines, and an excellent story make “The Big Broadcast,” which opened at the Paramount Theatre yesterday, one of the most delightful and thor- oughly amusing bit of movie fare to hit the screen in a long time. Headed by the irrepressible Jack Benny, the cast includes George Burns and Gracie Allen, whose char- acteristic nit-wit comedy runs through the entire show; Bob Burns, inventor and chief virtuoso of the “bazooka” and its music; Martha Raye, who ap- peared in pictures for the first time in “Rhythm on the Range” a short while ago and scored an instant suc- cess; Benny Goodman and his Or- chestra, leading dispensers of “swing” music! Shirley Ross, a new and im- portant screen find; Ray Milland, Frank Forest, Benny Fields, Leopold Stokowski and his Symphony Orches- tra; Louis DaPron, Eleanore Whitney, Larry Adler and many others. The music and dancing in “The Big Broadcast of 1937” are particularly worthy of note. The “La Bomba” number has all the ingredients of a great popular hit and will probably |be sung and whistled throughout the country in a couple of weeks. The duel between “swing” and “sweet,” fought by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, and Leopold Stokowski and his, is excellent music of both types played to fine comedy. Alto- gether “The Big Broadcast of 1937” rates as an excellent and lavish film which should be on everybody's “must” list, Bacteriological and chemical action influenced by water is likely to cause ignition of hay, cattle feeds, fertili- vers and other farm materials when farm SURE, LET'S Yyou' (THIS.1S A DASTAROLY X BuT-BUT OUreA ui LOCK "EM UP} | WOU CANT 20 00 YOU Hi | GE. MY WIFELL | THROW YOU IN JAIL FOR THIS, YOU'RE FIRED? Our Boarding House With Major Hoopie ae NEVER MIND MY SKULL= 7 TELL ME YOU LIKE j TO JEVEIRYTHING = | AN! TH' SAWA\ oS no SI — ee)Z BY SOVE ~~ THE eZ, ASTOUNDING THINGS —, THAT L HAVE NOT. ° THOUGHT OF IT BEFORE / EE-GAD—~ THE POSSIBILITIES OF MY THE SQUIRRELS MUST HAVE GOTTEN INTO “HIS BRANCH OF THE FAMILY TREE, AT. LAST~~ >: WELL, TS TAKEN THEM “A. LONG TIME To CHISEL