The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1937, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1937 via ill LISTEN "TO THIS! THE SHADYSIDE NEWSPAPER, WITH A DESIRE TO ENCOURAGE “TOURIST TRAVEL, IS SPONSORING A ‘TRAILER grand flavor that real ! extra tasty grain has got Copr. 1937, The Wilken Family, Inc., Aladdin, Pa. Exec. offices: N.Y.C. The Witken Family Blended Whiskey—90 proof—the straight whiskies in this product are 15 months or more old. 25% straight whiskies; 75% grainneutral spirits. 20% straight whiskey 15 months old, 5% straight whiskey 4 yearseld, BUT, LEW, WE CAN'T ALLOW MYRA IS IN NO. IMMEDIATE MYRA TO GO OUT WALKING DANGER. AND WE HAVE ALONE IF SHE REALLY HAS ‘WORK TO DO HERE. MUST EXAMINE PACKAGE ; JEWELS CAME IN, WITH Edward G. Robinson |Former Notre Dame In Another Big Hit Athlete Film Star “Little Caesar” gives a blue-blooded| There has scarcely, if ever been & beauty a taste of red-blooded love in| youngster who did not dream of some “Thunder In The City,” opening Fri- | day scoring the winning touchdown in. i @ay at the Capitol Theatre. the last minutes of play or bringing Here at last is Edward G. Robinson | Over @ tenth round kayo wallop. in the kind of role his fans have al-,| One of the few real life Frank ‘ways wanted to see him play—a role| Merriwells is Allan Lane, ex-Notre that unleashes the full fury of Robin-| Dame athlete featured in a romantic gon’s power to set our blood pounding | role opposite Pauline Moore in Twen- —to lash our emotions with the full} tieth Century-Fox’s “Charlie Chan at power of a thunderbolt! the Olympics,” coming Thursday to A world metropolis trembled on his| the Paramount Theatre, with Warner i every word . . .@ woman’s lips| Oland again in the role of Earl Dern it trembled for his every kiss! Here is| Biggers’ noted Chinese detective. Ht the most powerful role for the man} Lane made his professional athletic i ‘who made screen history with “Smart| debut as an outfielder with the To- a Money,” “Little Caesar,” “The Silver|ledo American Association baseball 1 Dollar” and ‘Bullets or Ballots.” club. 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