The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1937, Page 16

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1987 LO, STELTH ! = Ti Te — aa a 7 mY CHAU ui HUN ‘iT wh th ‘it ENJOY THE BEST... ae ; MR. LAVENDER “Schlitz in Steinies” UNLIKE other beers, you don’t have to cultivate a taste for Schlitz, You like it on first acquain- tance and ever after. You like it because Schlits is really fine beer ... brewed rich, ripe and mel- low, winter and summer, under Precise Enzyme Control. Enjoy Schlitz today in the compact, easily- stored “Steinie” Brown Bottles ... for a glorious treat in old-time flavor. Also available in the familiar Tall Brown Bottle and Cap-Sealed Can. JOS. SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE, BREWING CO. WISCONSIN Capra 1957, Jo clita Brewing Cots ___. MYRA MAKES HER DECISION WHY DID BREESE HIDE H GOOD HEAVENS! MAYBE ny | The Beer That) Made Vilwathee bam HIS RIGHT HAND WHEN HE 1S "THE CLAW"! 1 Bone. HE, RECEIVED THAT MUST. FIND OUT. ABOUT . WHAT MESSAGE ¥ FURTHER THAT AS SOON AS SCHLITZ DISTRIBUTED BY DAZED AT g POSSIBLE! IF THEY CALL THE START- THIS MANS THE CLAW’ Missouri Slope Distributing Co. |} {><> | eee A ar ere | MAKES HER 815 Main Avenue Bismarck, N. D. Phone 128 WAY SLOWLY THRU THE CROWDED [AT THE MOVIES =|] |e Outdoor Drama Will Three Radio Stars in Please Action Fans; New Romantic Picture Lovers of thrilling outdoor drama,| With the exception Carole Lom-| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES DERN QUEER? ? ? gprinkled with comedy. and romance,| bard, all of the leading players of ecco ce ore LAR ct ee| (RODS BAR MERE |[ MNOENELLO grr gna with music at the Paramount Thea- OBrien adventure picture, “Park| tre today, Saturday and Sunday are ANSWER (TOR ELSE Avenue Logger,” which opened Thurs-| important radio personalities. They day at the Capitol Theatre. are Fred MacMurray, Dorothy La- "ies ot are exciting action, the new vehicle of- ~) ether fans, per- fers O’Brien «role in which his virile | h#ps is Miss Lamour, who was fre- personality is seen at its best, quently ‘heard over the great net- works before she entered pictures a ‘The story is laid in the giant tim-| few months ago, and who is often ber country of the Northwest where | heard as guest star with Bing Crosby, een eran ass Dewootner tn the Ben Bernie and others. business, but whose excel-| acMurray is a comparative new- Jent physical condition and sledge-| comer to the airlanes as master-of- hammer fists soon command respect] cremonies of the Hollywood Hotel ‘among the hardy lumberjacks, series, although, he, too, was on the Sent to the lumber camp by his/ air before he became a movie actor. ‘wealthy father who believes him | He player the saxophone with the’ @pineless young man, O’Brien is in| California Collegians, and to prove Teality a masked wrestling champion | he’s no one-instrument musician, he ‘who disguises his battling pursuits be-| plays the trumpet in “Swing High, hind the pose of intellectual highbrow | Swing Low.” ‘Thrown suddenly into an environ-| Funny Charles Butterworth is rap- ment which matches his elemental] idly winning himself a large radio| WASH TUBBS ts, O'Brien cuts a swath) audience by his work with Fred As- wf taire. He proves in “Swing High, : y Swing Low” that he is an exceptional | . uP T ® group of swindling lumbermen. pianist besides being a funny man, (a eee ea McKenney on Bridge | EASY TO MAKE MISTAKE Declarer Avoids Defeat of His Grand Slam Contract, By Trumping High, Finessing and Squeezing By WM. E. M’KENNEY discard placed four hearts in the East (Secretary, American Bridge League) | hand. Today's hand includes a simple | South cashed the ace of diamonds eae cmp ms Sue BRE S| Pid Tory ee Jack of: soetes: Now only more one dling o} @ side suit. The declarer, who bid SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS ps one trick too high, accepts an CONTRACT PROBLEM overcall as pointing the way to fulfillment of a difficult contract. ‘West's jump to four clubs robbed North and South of a few rounds of Bidding, and the opportunity to ex- . ehange exact information. However, North, with -his splendid trump sup- wilt eee ve tn clits, and sirengtn Spades and diamonds, decided to ’ Today's Contract Problem South is playing the con- tract at three no trump. Should he play the ace of clubs to the first lead of that EGAD, Laps/ MY MIND SuUST FLASHED A BRILLIANT IDEA FOR AN INVENTIONS J IN FUSE YOU QZ HUMOR HIM WHILE L | CALL TH’ AMBULANCE WITH TH' REVOLVING 1T WERE—~NO MATTER WHAT JARGON 1S FURIOUSLY WITH 1S POSSIBILITIES /