The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1937, Page 10

: THE GUMPS—A BAD CASE OF JITTERS 100,000 TRAVEL BARGAINS! ‘warm comfortal our winter trips in summer comfort! Phone for full informa Bismarck Greyhound Depot Phone 501 . Broadway at Seventh SAMPLES Round Trip Fares New York ... Seattle a Portian: REREEpCE a Detroit Chieage Winnipes | ~~ AT THE MOVIES | ‘Sea Devils’ Seeking Plaudits as Thriller More than ever before, action and adventure pictures are in demand by the film-going public. To satisfy this demand Hollywood is turning out a larger percentage of such offerings. ‘The latest contender for thrill hon- ors is being offered by RKO in “Sea Devils,” a gripping drama of the Coast Guard afloat and ashore showing to- @ay and Saturday at the Capitol ‘Theatre. Crammed with action that ”\ includes two daring rescues at sea and the demolition of a huge iceberg in the North Atlantic steamer lanes, the picture was made with the full co- operation of the U. 8. Coast Guard authorities, and many of its scenes were filmed aboard one of the finest cutters in the service, the 250-foot Against the story deals with the hostilities be- tween two coast guardsmen, Victor Mclaglen and Preston Foster, over Foster's attentions to McLaglen’s Gaughter, Ida Lupino. RURAL CHURCH NOTICES SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH Proxy Bridge Stunt Of Madcap Ritz Boys Bridge playing by proxy, as an investment, is a new stunt intro- duced at a Hollywood party by the madcap Ritz Brothers, featured in the Irving Berlin musical, “On the Avenue,” which stars Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll, opening Sun- day at the Paramount Theatre. to become involved in a game which would keep them up late, when there was early-morning } __ work to be done, two of the inna MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE LADY AINSLEY/ i HAVE COME DOWNSTAIRS Sy REMEMBER, YOU'RE ILL. NOT ANY MORE, MYRA = 1 JUST NEEDED SOMETHING TO AROUSE MY BLOOD? SUST READ THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT my Rit Jet them invest in his game. ‘With the two Ritz boys owning five America EE. Matteson and ©. A, Balcom, associate ministers, Sunday School at 10 8. m. Senior C. E. at 7 p, m. Wednesday. Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes- ” . dey —, Church service at 8 p. m. Sunday. ‘ 4 All services held in the German TAN Lutheran church, Le O— i Be BUUTS AND HER BUDDIES 4 Presbyterian Church ef s ‘Wad EY, | ance To EPL ,B00TS ~ GWE B. E, Matteson and C. A. Balcom, ——, i associate ministers. Sunday Schoo! at 10 a. m. Fag service at 3 p. wr associate ministers. Sunday Schoo! at 2p. m. Church service at 3 p. m. C.E. at 9am. associate ministers, AN'SES HOW AM I GUNNER )BOXING! WHY, ; Sunday school st 10 a. m. \ MAKE $i BOXING. /,) SURE, T AMS FEEL THAT WHY, hues service at t'e. mary HA S100 A Net? wong MES, WALLS, Fer 16 Yeas TWAS mie iNoebeareb ca | PRUE A wei, UFTIN' CHAMPEEN OF THE WORLD, Siewariotele | ime? eae — E. E. Matteson and C. A. Balcom, rT associate ministers. Z / Pandey school ate nm, alternate Sunday, santas Y PRAISES TRADE PACTS Paper and Pulp ey. if SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | YOu'D NEVER GUESS IT/WATCH EMR Ts ne “There's been lots of opie made of the clock that ‘Columbus brought over in 1492, but that’s the original, and I wouldn't take $50 for it” &