The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1936, Page 8

8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NUVEMBEK Y, 1936 . SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | 3. om —— me Men seayics HC nec ys mar | ree “This isu copy T made of a $2000 painting, but ln ask- ing only $27 for it.” [AT THE ‘Without Orders’ Is_ | Absorbing Air Film Balancing the drama and the ro-| mance of modern commercial flying in a uniquely plotted story, RKO Radio's “Without Orders” brings to the screen an absorbing tale of the men who pilot today’s airliners. This picture will be shown at the Capitol Theatre Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The theme revolves around the re- sponsibility of the pilots to their pas- Sengers, and emphasizes the “safety first” policy that is becoming para- mount among modern air transport companies. This theme ts graphic- ally worked out in the contrast be- tween the lives of Robert Armstrong and Vinton Haworth, who, as a com- mercial pilot and a “stunt flyer” re- spectively, clash both in their views of flying and in their rivalry for Sally Eilers, who portrays a stewardess on Armstrong’s plane. Trouble starts when Haworth is as- signed as Armstrong's co-pilot. The rivalry turns into something more serious when Haworth's cowardice be- comes evident and his actions imperil the lives of his passengers. This leads to an exciting climax when Haworth, lost in a storm and fearing disaster, callously “bails out” in a parachute, leaving the plane and its human cargo to their fate. Frances Sage ad Charley Grapewin| are co-featured and the supporting cast includes Frank M. Thomas, Ar- thur Loft, Ward Bond and Walter Miller, In Australia, fence posts exude the fragrance of raspberry jam. The edor comes from the timbers of the umbrella bush, which is used for the posts. ee eel British India, Ceylon, Japan, and) the United Kingdom supply Canada with most of its tea, cheifly in un- prepared form. Thirteen members of the Hastings | (Neb.) college football squad—half of | the total—are freshmen. | the trial she is. confronted with a {of 60 miles an hour, while carrier recor cr rcrc ecco ro oo orc, MOVIES rece crccc crc coco cooo) Newcomer Is Starred In Best-Seller Film A new film personality of excep- tional dramatic and emotional abil- ity was introduced at the Paramount Theatre last night when the motion Picture version of Barry Benefield’s best-selling novel, “Valiant is the Word for Carrie,” began its run. The newcomer is Gladys George, famed stage actress, whose portrayal of the woman of shady repute who is resurrected and ennobled by two lit- tle children she adopted, is one of the finest things ever captured by the camera and is certain to become onc of the most widely discussed film roles of the season, Miss George, as Carrie Snyder. brings up two homeless waifs as her own, Through great sacrifice and over the greatest obstacles she rears them to glorious young manhood and wo- manhood. Peace and contentment abide with the little household until the boy, played by John Howard, be- comes involved with Isabel Jewell, ary adventuress, Arline Judge, who plays the part of the other waif, is in love with Howard and, broken hearted, she marries another man. In a frantic effort to restore har- mony in the little family, Carrie be- comes involved in a jailbreak with the adventuress, and is arrested. Before grave dilemma. Asked what two opponents—line- man and back—were the best Minne- sota had to face in the first half of the 1936 season, the Gophers voted for Capt. Matt Patanelll of Michigan, end, and Cecil Isbell of Purdue, quar- terback, Wild ducks, hawks, falcons, and| wild geese can attain a flight speed pigeons do about 45 miles, Sea feathers, found in offshore waters from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Carolinas, actually are ani- mals, s s Big Washer Bargain! FOR THE FIRST TIME—3-ZONE WASHING FOR LESS THAN $100 In the New 60th Anniversary 1937 EASY WASHER With the TURBOLATOR famous PONE 1. Werte thevvontir Washes Thoroughly ZONE 2 At Middle At Bottom Here's the biggest washer bar- qgcin of cll time. Genuine EASY quality with EASY 3 zone Washing Action, now offered tor the first time in a washer for under $100! ‘Washes with equal eliiciency in top, center and bottom of the Jood. New. bigger capacity. New. faster washing. New. quieter operation. New beauty ot design. EASY cutomatic wringes. 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