The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1937, Page 12

, AT THE MOVIES Custer Controversy ‘. Rekindled by Picture stand of General Custer at Little Big Horn, moments in Cecil killed Custer. two old Cheyennes in the battle in 1876, re used by DeMille in the epic, the shooting was Gone by an Indian known as “Yellow Nose,” who died.on the Cheyenne reservation several years ago. “Yel- low ‘all it was related by the two old ves, “Louis Dog,” aged 101, and “Stump Horn,” 87, was a UI captured by a Cheyenne war party when he was a child and brought up as one of their own. He fought with the Cheyennes, who joined the Sioux in the effort to stamp out the white man from the West, and was seen by eyenne warriors’ pointing his gun as Custer was known, just before the general, the Sabu Sits Tight When Elephant Runs Amuck One of the many perilous. experi- ences met by the “Elephant Boy” company in India filming the Alex- under Korda screen version of Rud- yard Kipling’s “Toomai of the Ele- Zoltan Korda on the film's direction. “We were fi @ cavaloade of 14 elephants” related Flaherty. “When all of us with three motor cars, bullock teams and hun- dreds of onlookers were mixed.up on @ village street, our elephant Irava- tha (who co-stars with the Hind lu te} boy, Sabu, in the picture) suddenly charged another tusker, literally hurling him against the stone wall of Onlookers sprinted 60 miles an. hour, but our boy Sabu, mounted on Ira- vatha, stood his ground, desperately striving to control him like the great mahout he is. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 —TWO E LOVE-BIRDS — WE SHALL FLOAT, INA ; CANOP) yep rd ae THE LANGUID. OF SOME DISTANT ~~ DRIFTING Ful res Pasek THI jADOWS =~ THE RAGE THE BLUE. HEAVENS “SUPPLANT BE OVER AND WE'LL GO SUNSET'S CRIMSON GOLD AND THE FAR, FAR AWAY TOGETHER ~ ONLY TO THE STi last survivor of his regiment fell dead. ‘The role of Custer is played in the film by John Miljan. The leading carried by Gary Cooper, as Wild Bill” Hickok, and Jean Arthur “Calamity Jane,” around whose Tomance DeMille weaves his stirring tribute to the men who opened the ‘West for settlement in the early sev- enties. “Only when Jedamar got Irava- tha in double chains would the boy dismount. “Iravatha was temporarily mad and extremely dangerous for several days thereafter and had to be kept in double chains with a double guard.” High School Students Continue Visits Here High school ‘students from Daw- son, N. D., were in Thurs- Bismarck day as guests of the city on a tour of public buildings, state institutions and COMMITTEE NAMED b ‘Willard, state conservation commis- sioner. —__——_ Golden Valley, Gackle, New Leipsig Horseshoe crabs sometimes have| and Warwick were scheduled to be : here. HELLO! THIS /S A DISCOVERY’ THE KVBER RUBIES ARE RIGHT HERE IN HER JEWEL CASE! NO WONDER THE THEFT WASN'T REPORTED? MAMSELLE NORTH, HOW YOU FEELING? WE'VE BROUG! A easy FOOTSTEPS IN THE mH MT YOU CORRIDOR, MYRA BARELY HAS TIME TO SLIP BACK TO THE LOUNGE BEFORE THE DOOR IS OPENED. eee BE RUNNING: YOUR HIGH NESS..VOU'LL BEAT MY RECEPTION,1 TRUST OF COURSE, BUT TU FEEL ie WITHOUT M RUBIES. REMEM> __.._.,__ SPEAKING on wh) e Warbee Satter a Onde Ae OMA vy ene BNET ON A WIGHT LIVE ey "LAS NOOK HER Scere we HINES AN' MY ORMING + NG LOUTH || NOU SAND ST, ok a) mi pp: eZ : “Beat i ou kids! Where do you think you are—out in eee ncuaige tip | WASH TUBBS ~ HE —— [THs CURIOUS WORLD “uewer | U SHAKE A LEG, GOT TICKETSON THe [B5.SANTA CLAUS, saiLiNe, TODAY FOR, ITBEEN LOOKING FOR YOU, BOY. VIPEE YAY! WE'RE STOPS AT HAVANA CART) 7 COLON Sed Weal WHERE THE COAYAGUIL CALLAO AND pry deg BUENA ‘VENTURA, dal BOY O Bov! a < SEEN IN MOVING PICTURE SETTINGS MAY BE ANY ONE OF SEVERAL MATERIALS/| SOME OF THE MOST COMMON IMITATIONS ARE POTATO FLAKES, WHITE. PLASTER, MARBLE DUST, ASBESTOS, PYROCELL A SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN PROTEST OVER THE HOT WATER, EHS WELL, I KNOW HOW TO HANDLE CERTAIN SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ~~ VE HAD ONE ON MY HANDS EVER SINCE L MARRIED HIM! DECREE, = THE WEARING OF BRMINE * BY: ANYONE NOT OF ROMAL B/RTH. . “TRUE ermine is the white winter coat of a large European wea- ‘el. Asis common with all weasels of the northern countries, this vanimal retains its jet black tail tip the year round. Ermine is ‘expensive because weasels are rare, but because they are dif- to trap. due to their keen wit, i DEAD ANIMALS :osox “HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS REMOVED -* PROMPTLY AND FREE OF CHARGE within = radius of 75 miles of Bismarck Phone Bismarck 2313 collect when a dead immediately s animal is dlecevered