The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1936, Page 8

‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, UCLUBER 26, 1936 i SIDEGLANCES -_ - By George Clark | “Here we are, tryin’ to get this little business on its feet, and you want me to fall in love with you " ‘THE GUMPS—OLD CASANOVA HIMSELF I'M GETTING SORE . AT TILDACSHE BURNED THE DINNER AGAIN LAST NIGHT=MOOING @ LIKE A LOVE-SICK CALF ALL DAY f HOW CAN YOU BEGRUDGE THE POOR CRONE GIRL A MGS FROM CUPID'S FESTIVE BOARD ? STAND/ IVE PARTAKEN OF HIS SH LOVE-SICK GIRLS ff FROM MY PATH LIKE LEAVES / CONFOUND IT, THEY'RE TRYING TO RUN THE BALL WITH THE SECONDARY DEFENSE PLAYING CLOSE “To THE LINE! WHY DON'T THEY PASS 2 A PASS AND SCRATCHING WHICH HE HIMSELF MEANS AN’ THINKS WILL HELP SHADYSIDE... AND FRECK THINKS IT WAS THE COACH'S ” ‘Cain and Mabel’ Has AT THE MOVIE S Will Rogers’ ‘State By THOMPSON AND COLL | Pair’ . SOMEONE PLEASE ONE GLIMPSE OF THE STORM-CLOUDED] OH, IT'S SOU, AGAIN... MYRA AND FENLIN TAKE THEIR PLACES WITH Spectacles and Humor; Fair’ Is Coming Back OPEN THIS DOOR! AM WINDOW TELLS MYRA THE GIANT SHIP WELL, AT LEAST IM 70 || A LINE OF OTHERS WHO ARE PREPARING TO Pee i rairiocatcsanecs| ees tng ko Tea views cna 1S RAPIDLY LOSING ALTITUDE.....THEN.. HAVE A CHANCE -I BAIL OUT OF THE DISABLED AIRSHIP. tacles, and thrills combine to form the rare entertainment found in the Cosmopo- litan production released by Warner Bros., “Cain and Mabel,” which open- ed at the Capitol theatre yesterday. These ingredients. added to the fine performances of its two famous stars. Marion Davies and Clark Gable, and that of an exceptionally talented eup- porting cast, make this picture one of the outstanding screen productions of the year. ‘One of the big features of the mus- foal comedy is a sensational number called “Thousand Love Songs,” which for sheer beauty, novelty and magni- tude of its scope, is truly remarkable. rollicking comedy, romance Based on the story of H. C. Wit- wer, who wrote so familiarly of Broad- ‘way and the fight arena, the plot corries more substance than that of the usual musical comedy. Gable is responsible for most of the thrilling action. No fiercer film bat- thes have ever been fought than those in which he is matched with profes- sional boxers. " Among those who added greatly to tthe hilarious laughter of the produc- ttion are Allen Jenkins, Roscoe Karns, ‘Walter Catlett, David Carlyle, Hobart Cavanaugh, Ruth Donnelly, and Wil- liam Collier, Sr. “Sundogs” appear when sunlight shines through a thin cloud of ice erystals floating in the air. for those who have requested to see SEE YOU HAVE TWO it once more, the Paramount The- atre, by popular demand, is bringing back Tuesday, that unforgettable Fox film, “State Fair, ’the picture that | brought Will Rogers his greatest fame. A veritable constellation of stars surrounds the beloved humorist in “State Fair” headed by Janet Gaynor, who is co-starred with Rogers, and also including Lew Ayres, Sally Eilers, Norman Foster, Louise Dresser, Frank Craven and Victor Jory. ‘The excitement, the laughter, the Tomance and adventure of the great state fair is reflected in the expres- sions of the Frake family as they pre- pare to depart for the event they have eagerly awaited for a year, Will Rogers (Abel Frake) has en- tered his prize hog, Blue Boy, in the stock competition while Louise Dres- ser, (Mother Frake) is looking for- ward to winning first pirze with her pickles and mincemeat, The children, Janet Gaynor and Norman Foster, anticipate adventure and romance at the fair. As the event is to last a complete week, the Frakes pitch their tent at the fair grounds. Rogers spends most of his time with Blue Boy, Louise Dresser is busily engaged comparing recipes with the other women, while Janet Gaynor has met Lew Ayres and 3s al STAY WITH IT, FERD CTWATS Ta! THRO BABY LUE OEEN” TORY = AN! ITS A RACKET IM 5 TELLIN’ YA By MARTIN GONNA FIND ONE WHO. BOOTS , BY GUMMY | IE IT ES ME ALL WEEK WELL IM SANS WW YSEE LIM S0eT ~ OH , WOT THEY HANE T's! my FUTURE MIRS, FEROY | ONE OF ‘EM SAID SHE WAS A SINNY BRUNETTE, ANOTHER SND SHE WAS A RED- : HEAD .N'THIS ONE SAID SHE CONT Norman Foster has fallen in love with Sally Eilers, an aerial performer. clothes ALL the time. . peyonly. . ++ 22 WASHERS: 60 years of building finer washers climax in the new 1937 EASY models. See their new 3-ZONE washing action that washes ALL the SUPER-SAFE wringers . . SILENT gear drive. Own the best, yet BROTHER, DATS AN INSULT. TO AMERICAN MANHOOD, NOBOOVIL GET THIS $10, EXCEPT OVER ) _VEN BLT MY DEAD BODY. 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