The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1936, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NUVEMBER 2, 1936 THE GUMPS—THE FORGOTTEN WOMAN ZNO, MRS GUMP-1 HAVEN'T A HEARD FROM HIM IN TWO DAYS- AH—] GUESS | -M-M-M— ways, WY AH-MM-M BAPNESS HAS AMS | \ | ‘s\ ae am, “He sure goes in for mighty big game.” “Yeah, but I'll bet his wife wishes few little mink.” that just once he'd bring home a T THE MOVIES Romance and Color | Mark ‘Bengal Tiger’; Heralded as one of the most thrill- ing screen dramas, with a unique ro- mance and colorful settings, “Bengal Tiger,” a Warner Bros. production, comes to the Capitol Theatre with| Barton MacLane, June Travis and Warren Hull in the principal roles. The story and screen play by Roy Chanslor and Earl Felton centers about the lives of circus folk both at work before the public under the Big Top, and in their private dressing tents. It is the inside story of this | colorful clan in the big tents, on their Special train during the summer tour and in winter quarters, It is a real circus thriller, present- ing the acts of aerialists, tumblers, riders and animals trainers, with clowns and freaks of the side show, get in all the picturesqueness and glamour of a real tent show. In fact the circus acts are performed by actu- al experts of the sawdust trail, who were engaged specially for this pic- ‘ture. center about the cages of the wild an- _imals, where in the story, Barton MacLane, a tiger tamer, is so badly clawed that he loses a leg, and his life is saved only at the sacrifice of the life of his assistant. | Back on the job with a wooden leg, the animal trainer looks up his as- sistant’s daughter, finds her in dire | trouble, gets her out of jail and mar-/} ries her. But the girl has married him out of Gratitude and not for love. Seven hundred acres adjacent to} the present municipal airport have | been purchased by the Miami, Fia., | city commission, and an additional ee OS Is ‘| Today’s Recipe : Scenes of the greatest excitement | ¢. OVIES ee 4 eeccrcccccccccccre eocccces Tangled Temperament In Entertaining Film Jean Harlow, William Powell, Myr- na Loy and Spencer Tracy on the Paramount screen today—all in one picture—gnd that picture, “Libeled Lady,” proved a grand field day of hilarity, glistening personalities and an entertainment-packed plot. We haven't had a “Grand Hotel” or a “Dinner at Eight” in a long while, but here it is—another of those ex- ceptional narratives which provides ace roles for every star concerned. And they do make use of their respec- tive opportunities! The picture would be no little en- tertaining had it but one of the dis- tinguished stars heading its cast; with ;four it quadruples its potentialities and provides one of the most delight- ful programs the screen has presented this year. Not to be overlooked are the spark- ling lines and delicious situations cre- ated by scenarists Maurine Watkins, Howard and Emmett Rogers, 6 Rice with Beef Cook rice with beef for a delicate, | yet substantial, 2-in-1 dinner dish. To make an appetizing novelty that hits the spot, use 2 tablespoons butter; 1 medium onion, chopped; 1 pound round steak, ground; 4: green pepper, chopped; 12 cup uncooked rice; 2% cups tomatoes (No. 2can); %4 teaspoon paprika and 1 teaspoon salt. Add black pepper if you want it. Melt butter in 11% quart saucepan. Add onion, brown lightly by cooking for about three minutes, stirring con- stantly. Then add meat and cook until browned on all sides. Stir in all other ingredients. Cover. 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