The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1937, Page 16

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 ar geste jaw 2 ig THE GUMPS— MAYBE IT’S CHRONIC Gu TOM AND | WERE MARRIED 25 JOM-REALIZING THE TERRIOLE THEN BEGAN THE ONLY PERIOD Y% POSITION IN WHICH } WAS PLACED: : THE WAV.SHE'S OF HAPPINESS THAT IVE EVER (is A TECHNICAL BIGAMIST~DID THE / PULLING THOSE EXPERIENCED — BUT IT WAS 5 ONLY THING A REAL MAN COULD - PPLING Sreiis, RUSBAND, TOWNSEND HIS HEART IN THAIN Ae el |? YOU'D THINK SHE The “*King’e Crown" ZANDER~ m LEFT OH—~ EM : HAD HINGES ON Nee Geeta ccs ALLOW NGHT DEAD MY DEAR mM | CAN'T GO ON=-- St | § HER HEELS Pei cena een eae TO REGAIN between the eyebrow and HEI the eye at the outer edge. COMPOSURE The “‘Judge’s Jaw” Jaw wide below ears, firm, big-boned...conspicuous for its heavy solidity. Jaw presents angular appear- ance, owing to tense muscles, YEAH! THIS IS THE SCENE WHERE HE IS SUPPOSED To anna areas RUN HIS SWORD THRU JERRY, \y .VARLET, YOU de all WHO DIES IMMEDIATELY ! \ BIE, TARLTON - ee “A royal treat for you who have a taste for regal luxury. It’s the “double-rich” \ Kentucky straight Bourbon. Be sure to ask for it...soon! ‘AW ’proof whiskey with the Marl ef Merit, Made by old-time Kentucky distillers. . the good old ry Zee COPR. 1957, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, N.Y.C. SNES i 4 i \ i i on penveeme™ TEN py (Seat poo] FR ye , | sxenrecer_sraueer BOURBON warserr : GO TL WOvLd MUCH PREFER ROWS SUER BOOTS, AND | Jo BE ALONE = WE'LL HAVE “A | [aT THE MOVIES Thrill-Packed Drama _ |Denies Shakespeare Has Unusual Wind-up| ‘High-Brow’ Writer Shakespeare wrote not only for the boxes, but for the galleries. Prof. William Strunk, Jr., of Cor- nell University, noted authority upon the works of Shakespeare, objects . Theatre, is pulse-quickening enter- |strenuously to the idea of “popular~ teinment that keeps spectators on |izing” the plays of the great dram- the edges of their seats, with its fast~ |" ase prof, Strunk, “how can G@ction and suspense, right up to the ‘Romeo and Juliet’ be made into & exciting surprise climax. ‘popular’ version—a play that has been ‘popular’ for more than 300 ‘A thrill-packed melodrama of flying ‘The story opi at the Saal of s giant plane, designed to : ears? “Al » Ralph (@ces and modern romance, “Crack Up,” the Twentieth Century Fox picture which opens today at the Capitol WASH TUBBS "HO HOM! ALMOST SUNDOWN IWAL, 1 DUNNO. 1 RECKIN' ‘IME FER THE MEN FOLI 2] THEY cor : GIT TER BED. MAE STEEN Bue my “ ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is a classic only Morgan, builder of the plane; Brian | peca of its 1 ult . The Donlevy, famous ace who is to fly it; Mth ipfeetentiaagenaint Beck, his co-pilot; and Peter | bookish f Lorre, half-mad cripple, mascot of the airport, are present. fe Beck idolizes Donlevy, who is really ‘the tool of # foreign spy ring. To ex- cite Beck's sympathy he tells him that _ the manufacturer for whom Beck's Sweetheart, Helen Wood, works, has 0 vented. n’s of those who later sat in the gal- _ Right, feed cieteals pete plane eae! ber leries of Drury Lane and One Gar- . Giles, jowledge, and /den, as well as those whi 5 _ gives them to Donlevy. The same isis Gre Onan ain evening Morgan discovers that his | ‘wife loves his partner, and, with Don- Bevy and Beck, hops off on a secret flight across the Atlantic, { SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark . So coameeacd eecccores Queen Elizabeth, the Earl of South- ampton and King James, it is true, but he also won the favor of the popu- lar audiences that filled the Swan and lobe Blackfriars Theatres, and Q “The same is true today. The gal- leries appreciate Shakespeare fully as Tmuch as the boxes.” “Romeo and Juliet” opens Sunday at the Paramount Theatre. mh S ow . YES, ULL FURNISH THE, MONEY TO BET ON 4 THE DERBY——— BUT IT Za BUT, M'PET—~~ KNOWING HE SPORTING BLUE BLOOD OF YOUR ANCESTORS, : JHE KENTUCKY RATHBUNS, WILL BE RIDING A Hoss’ A DERBY .BET OF €6 IS OF MY OWN CHOOSING. BUT A PITTANCE~EGADS '2 You've SHAKEN ALLTHE STIS AN OLD TRADITION OF “HE FAMILY THAT THE RATHBUNS HAVE BACKED THEIR FAVORITE STEED AT EVERY g RUNNING WINNER WAS WHEN 7 YOU ASKED ME TO*—5 JRUN TANDEM WITH . ne. “§ always enjoy visiting our children, but aren't you glad ‘we don’t have to live with any of them?”